OpenAI launches a $1 billion philanthropic push through its non-profit Foundation, targeting life sciences, economic impact, and community programs, but critics argue the tech giant is simply funding fixes to problems its own AI is creating.
OpenAI shuts down its Sora AI video app just months after launch as Disney pulls a $1 billion investment deal, handing Google a major advantage in the rapidly evolving AI video generation market.
OpenClaw, a highly autonomous open-source AI agent, is exploding across China with 600 million users and major tech giant adoption, but a government cybersecurity warning over 23,000 exposed user assets is now triggering widespread bans, restrictions, and mass uninstalls.
Anthropic launches autonomous computer control for Claude, allowing it to open files, browse the web, and operate apps independently — currently available as a research preview for Pro and Max subscribers on macOS.
Arm breaks decades of tradition by launching its first self-produced CPU, the Arm AGI CPU, with Meta as lead partner, boasting 136 cores and double the performance per watt of x86 chips, set for deployment in AI data centers later this year.
Google's Gemini 3 dominates AI benchmarks with 8 million enterprise seats while Anthropic's Claude Code rockets to $1 billion in annual revenue in just six months, as AI specialists like Abridge, World Labs, and Hume AI drive major breakthroughs across healthcare, robotics, and emotional intelligence.
Engineering teams are unknowingly rebuilding DSPy's core architecture from scratch, experts warn, as the powerful AI pipeline framework's 4.7M monthly downloads pale against LangChain's 222M despite offering superior structure, optimization, and composability that teams eventually recreate anyway — the hard way.
OpenAI is warning prospective IPO investors of major risks, including heavy Microsoft dependency, $665 billion in compute costs through 2030, and mounting legal battles — even as the company boasts a $730 billion valuation and $13.1 billion in 2025 revenue.
OpenAI is in talks to buy fusion energy from startup Helion, targeting 5 gigawatts by 2030 and 50 gigawatts by 2035, as skyrocketing AI energy demands push the US toward a 13-gigawatt power shortfall by 2028.
OpenAI is in advanced talks to buy up to 50 gigawatts of fusion energy from startup Helion by 2035, a landmark deal that could reshape AI's power future — though key milestones, including a production site, remain unresolved.