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Spotify and Universal Music Group partner to let Premium subscribers create AI-powered covers and remixes, with artists sharing revenue.

Google DeepMind launches an accelerator in Asia Pacific to fund AI projects tackling environmental risks. Expert analysis on what this means for the region.

OpenAI's new global affairs chief Chris Lehane aims to moderate AI discourse and influence state legislation to protect the company's growth.

University graduates are heckling tech CEOs who praise AI at commencement ceremonies, signaling a generational backlash against automation and job uncertainty.

MIT Technology Review explores how world models could overcome LLM limitations and give AI genuine understanding of physical reality.

A Wired podcast reveals Meta's mass layoffs, Google I/O's search transformation, and a backlash against AI at a university graduation.

SpaceX invests $2.8 billion in gas turbines for AI data centers, sparking environmental complaints and reshaping cloud computing dynamics.

Anthropic projects its first profitable quarter with revenue doubling to $10.9 billion, signaling a major milestone for the AI industry.

Jensen Huang predicts a new $200 billion market for Nvidia in CPUs designed specifically for AI agents, reshaping the hardware landscape.

SpaceX disclosed over $500 million in litigation reserves partly due to Grok's spicy mode generating sexualized images, highlighting AI governance risks for public companies.

The SpaceX IPO filing exposes deep financial ties to Tesla, xAI, and X. We analyze the risks for investors and the broader implications.

Nvidia's Vera chip is a strategic bet on enterprise AI, powering a projected $200 billion market. Expert analysis on its significance beyond earnings.