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When Notion lost access to Anthropic's AI, it revealed the hidden dependencies and single points of failure in enterprise AI tooling.

Major AI companies plan public offerings, driving up token prices and signaling a new era of cost volatility for developers and enterprises.

Meta's standalone AI app now serves AI-generated clickbait articles. This move raises questions about content quality, platform responsibility, and the future of news.

A mayor called opponents of a data center residents of 'shitty houses.' The comment reveals the deepening divide over AI infrastructure.

President Trump hints at deals for American public to benefit from AI success, potentially reshaping public-private AI partnerships.

Sriram Krishnan leaves his White House AI advisor role to establish a new institution aimed at shaping Trump-era AI policy. Expert analysis on what this means.

Apple's WWDC 2026 promises a major Siri revamp and deeper Apple Intelligence integration. Here's what the updates mean for developers and users.

OpenAI's Lockdown Mode aims to curb data leaks from prompt injections. We analyze its strengths, limits, and what it means for enterprise AI security.

New York lawmakers passed a first-of-its-kind statewide moratorium on new large data centers. The one-year ban aims to study environmental and energy impacts before further expansion.

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang envisions a new kind of laptop powered entirely by AI. But the gap between Big Tech’s conviction and user demand raises hard questions.

A new wave of startups is rejecting screen time, building in-person games and whimsical DIY computers. We analyze the strategy behind the offline backlash.

Google will pay SpaceX $920 million per month for compute, driven by unexpected AI demand. Analysis of costs, strategy, and industry impact.