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Meta reverses its $2B Manus acquisition following a direct demand from Beijing, signaling a major escalation in geopolitical tech tensions.

Anthropic cuts off India from new AI models, sparking a national debate on sovereignty, regulation, and indigenous development.

A new report reveals deep dissatisfaction within Meta's AI unit, with engineers describing a soul-crushing environment. We analyze the implications for talent retention and AI development.

TechCrunch's live coverage package breaks down the SpaceX IPO, including who profits, pre-IPO deals, and key details from the S-1 registration document.

Internal backlash at Meta reveals deep cultural tensions as employees resist CEO Mark Zuckerberg's forced AI hackathon plan.

Anthropic complies with a US government order to take Claude Fable 5 offline due to a discovered jailbreak method, raising questions about AI regulation and safety.

Anthropic's proactive safety disclosures backfired after the government ordered a recall of its most powerful AI model over a potential jailbreak vulnerability.

Andrew Yang identifies overpriced essentials like housing and food as a massive startup opportunity. Here is why lowering the cost of living could be the next big wave.

An early look at the SpaceX IPO and why you might already own shares, plus Siri's AI makeover and the Knicks owner's surveillance machine.

Apple’s Jon McCormack explains why iOS 27’s generative Photos feature adds fake pixels to your shots and how AI can give photographers superpowers.

Prometheus raises $12B to build an artificial general engineer for heavy engineering and drug design, signaling a shift from digital to physical AI.

Theker raises $85M for reconfigurable factory robots that adapt to any task, challenging humanoid designs and promising flexible automation for manufacturers.