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Sam Altman addresses ‘incendiary’ New Yorker article following reported attack on his home
Sam Altman responds to an “incendiary” New Yorker article after a reported attack on his home, raising concerns about media coverage and personal safety.
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AIOpenAI reshuffles leadership, assigns COO Brad Lightcap to head special projects
OpenAI restructures leadership as COO Brad Lightcap takes charge of special projects, signalling a strategic shift in operations and innovation focus.
AIOpenAI acquires TBPN, a fast-rising founder-led business talk show
OpenAI acquires TBPN, a popular founder-led business talk show, expanding its reach into media, startups, and entrepreneurial storytelling.
BriefICE detention facility operator targets AI worker housing boom
A company that runs ICE detention facilities is expanding into temporary housing for AI data centre workers as the global data centre construction boom accelerates.
Government & PolicyAnthropic plans legal challenge against Pentagon supply-chain designation
Anthropic is preparing to challenge a U.S. Department of Defence supply-chain designation in court, arguing that the label could affect partnerships, procurement access, and competition in…
AIOpenAI secures $110B in one of the biggest private funding rounds ever
OpenAI raises $110 billion in a landmark private funding round, underscoring strong investor confidence in artificial intelligence and the company’s expanding AI infrastructure and research…
AIOpenAI COO says advertising rollout will be an iterative process
OpenAI COO says any introduction of ads across its products will follow an iterative process, signalling a cautious approach to monetisation and user experience.
AIAnthropic’s India expansion collides with a local company that already had the name
Anthropic’s expansion into India is facing trademark complications after a local firm with the same name emerged, raising branding and legal questions.
BriefSilicon Valley’s messiest breakup is definitely headed to court
A federal judge has cleared Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft for trial, setting up a courtroom showdown over OpenAI’s nonprofit origins and structure.
BriefThe AI lab revolving door spins ever faster
Senior executives, engineers, and AI safety researchers are rapidly moving between OpenAI, Anthropic, and rival labs, underscoring the intensifying talent war across the AI industry.
BriefOpenAI is reportedly asking contractors to upload real work from past jobs
OpenAI is reportedly asking third-party contractors to upload real work from past and current jobs as training data, according to Wired. The practice raises concerns around confidentiality…
AIGoogle is a ‘Bad Actor,’ Says People CEO, Accusing the Company of Stealing Content
People Inc. CEO Neil Vogel accuses Google of being a "bad actor" for using the same crawler for both search and AI products, which he claims is stealing content from publishers.