Elon Musk and Sam Altman’s court showdown will dish the dirt
Musk's fraud trial against OpenAI and Altman starts April 27 in Oakland. Four legal theories, one founder-exit grievance, and both sides in the witness box.
Musk's fraud trial against OpenAI and Altman starts April 27 in Oakland. Four legal theories, one founder-exit grievance, and both sides in the witness box.
DeepSeek V4 claims parity with Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI. The real signal is Huawei chip compatibility — and what it says about export controls.
Anthropic adds Spotify, TurboTax, and Uber to Claude's app connectors. ChatGPT already had some. Feature parity, not a frontier move.
Meta is cutting 8,000 jobs and closing 6,000 roles while forecasting $115–135B in 2026 capex. The arithmetic does the talking.
Anthropic's Mythos model was accessed by unauthorized users on launch day via a contractor. The capability was real. The containment wasn't.
OpenAI released GPT-5.5 one month after GPT-5.4. The superlatives are marketing. The cadence is real. Functional claims remain unverified.
AI polls worse than ICE while two-thirds of Americans use it monthly. The gap isn't a messaging problem — it's the output ledger being read.
Anthropic restricted OpenClaw and millions hit a paywall. The "responsible AI" narrative meets billing arithmetic — and billing wins.
Microsoft's Agent Mode launch in Office is real — but the admission that Copilot shipped before models were ready is the actual story.
Trump posted AI-generated portraits of Iranian women he claimed to save from execution. The images were synthetic. The outcome remains unverifiable.
Sen. Warren calls AI spending a bubble echoing 2008 — but names no mechanism, no instruments, no contagion chain. Political claim, not financial analysis.
OpenAI ships workspace agents to enterprise tiers. The model now does work, not assists with it. A capability-class shift — and the whole frontier cohort is climbing.