Hundreds of contractors are reportedly reading real ChatGPT conversations
xAI dismisses its Apple claims, with no terms disclosed and the OpenAI case still live
Oracle told staff on Monday that Monday was their last working day
The Commission unveils its EU Kids Act on Thursday with the age limit still unsettled
Nvidia’s new quantum layer cut Fermilab’s design work from five months to three weeks
Anthropic has built a Claude tool for financial advisers
Volkswagen says it has built the most efficient electric car ever tested
Microsoft’s new AI rulebook rejects the research its $5bn partner is doing
Hugging Face volunteers to audit the AI labs, and Nvidia is buying it
Phasecraft says it built the largest VQE dataset without using a quantum computer
Lawyers in 4 states say the new Apple Watch may break eavesdropping law
Microsoft says its AI models will never resist being shut down
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HelmGuard raises $7.3m to replace compliance paperwork with AI agents
Baseten buys Blaxel, a startup that builds sandboxes for AI agents
TAR raises $120m at a $1bn valuation to build off-grid power for AI
Zhipu's Hong Kong Office
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan at the Chancellery in Berlin
Blue Tencent and 腾讯 sign on the louvred facade of a Tencent office building at dusk, next to a glass tower
John Daley and Jack Miller, co-founders of HelmGuard, in side-by-side portraits against a grey studio backdrop
Ten people in business-casual clothes standing in two rows for a group portrait against a deep blue panelled wall.
Black TAR wordmark over an iridescent abstract shape in blue, orange and white, on a pale background
White Motive logo over a black-and-white photo of a warehouse aisle lined with tall shelves of boxed pallets
Automattic says Mullenweg is CEO again, three days after removing him
Salesforce drops ‘Agentforce’ from product names, The Information reports
Abu Dhabi says $100bn of AI capital sits in its financial centre. Its own announcement cannot decide whether that money is held there or spent.
