Morgan Stanley is opening its stock administration platforms to external AI agents, allowing corporate clients to autonomously interact with firm systems without traditional logins — a bold move that puts the bank ahead of Wall Street rivals like JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, with plans to expand access to all 3,400 administration clients by next year.
OpenAI breaks with the Trump administration by pushing for mandatory AI safety evaluations and civilian oversight bodies, while major tech rivals including Anthropic, IBM, and Amazon back the White House's voluntary framework — though analysts suspect OpenAI's harder stance may be as much about optics as genuine safety concerns.
Anthropic files pre-IPO paperwork as it hits its first profitable quarter and nearly $50 billion in projected annual revenue, even as a growing corporate backlash over AI costs looms — with 40% of companies reporting AI savings below 10% and one CFO spending half a billion dollars on Claude in a single month.
Anthropic expands Project Glasswing to 150 new partners across 15 countries, granting access to its Mythos AI model, which has already uncovered over 10,000 critical security flaws in critical sectors including power, water, and healthcare.
OpenAI expands Codex with six new plug-ins targeting non-technical users in sales, analytics, and finance, as non-developers now make up 20% of Codex users and are growing three times faster than developers, signaling a major push to compete with Anthropic for a broader audience.
Meta's Chief Information Security Officer Guy Rosen is departing after more than a decade with the company, with Meta actively searching for his replacement as Rosen stays on until a successor is found.
OpenAI denies making any political donations or operating a super PAC, clarifying that co-founder Greg Brockman and his wife's personal ties to the Leading the Future PAC are entirely private, while the company reaffirms its stance against political astroturfing and calls for transparent, responsible AI advocacy.
Replit CEO Amjad Masad rejects a $1 billion acquisition offer as his AI-powered coding platform surges to $250 million in annual revenue, championing AI as a force for empowerment that lowers software development barriers for everyone.
Alphabet raises $80 billion, including a $10 billion investment from Berkshire Hathaway, to fund a massive AI infrastructure expansion as demand for Google's AI solutions outpaces supply, with capital expenditures projected to reach up to $190 billion this year.
Cursor overhauled its Teams plan, splitting usage into two pools for first-party and third-party models, launching a new Premium seat at $96/month with 5x usage, and rolling out real-time spend alerts with Slack and email notifications to help admins avoid surprise bills.