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Avataar AI launches a distilled video model at $0.005 per second, blending cultural awareness with affordability for India's massive market.

Apple's Siri refuses to act sycophantic. Craig Federighi explains why the new AI assistant values silence over engagement.

Amazon's $17.5 billion bank loan underscores the staggering cost of the AI arms race. We analyze the debt strategy and what it means for the industry.

A former xAI engineer sues Elon Musk's company, claiming he was terminated for raising AI safety alarms about Grok just before SpaceX's historic IPO.

Anthropic walked back a covert policy limiting Claude's use by competitors after researcher backlash. The incident raises urgent questions about AI governance and model access.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has only one direct report. This article explores what that reveals about his leadership style and the future of AI governance.

Opendoor’s departure from India sparks debate on how AI is reshaping outsourcing and the rise of Global Capability Centers.

Deezer launches a tool to scan playlists on Spotify and Apple Music for AI-generated music, pressing rivals to adopt detection over voluntary tagging.

A heated rivalry between Microsoft and researcher Nightmare Eclipse led to a rapid patch for a disclosed zero day, highlighting tensions in vulnerability disclosure.

General Motors announces vehicle-to-grid and sodium-ion battery tech to make EVs a grid asset for AI's energy demands.

Justin Ernest invested nearly $500M in top startups without a formal VC fund, using a captive LP network to redefine venture capital speed and structure.

Apple's upgraded Siri AI can add events from emails and flyers to your calendar. Our analysis explores what this means for users and the industry.