Google launches 'Just Ask Anything' feature and deploys Gemini 3 AI globally as the company battles declining usage, with 37% of consumers now abandoning traditional search engines for AI tools instead.
Anthropic secures massive $20 billion funding round at $350 billion valuation, doubling its original target as the AI startup rides unprecedented investor demand following previous raises totaling $28 billion from tech giants including Nvidia and Microsoft.
Chinese AI companies Moonshot AI and DeepSeek release breakthrough open-source models that rival OpenAI and Google's closed systems, dominating the market as US firms retreat from open development and developers seek cost-effective alternatives.
Moltbot, an AI assistant that actually performs real tasks like automating workflows and clearing inboxes, goes viral and triggers a Mac Mini buying frenzy plus Cloudflare stock surge, even as users ignore acknowledged security vulnerabilities in favor of practical functionality over safety.
Anthropic secures up to $15 billion in funding at a staggering $350 billion valuation, with Coatue and Singapore's GIC leading the oversubscribed round as Microsoft and Nvidia consider additional investments in the Claude AI developer.
Cohere launches Model Vault, a dedicated SaaS platform delivering fully isolated AI infrastructure with 99.9% uptime guarantee, unlimited scaling, and zero operational overhead for secure model inference.
Common Sense Media declares Grok AI chatbot unsafe for teenagers after finding it generates sexual and violent content despite weak safety controls, fails to verify user ages, and produces explicit deepfakes even in Kids Mode while operating on X platform where harmful AI content spreads virally.
OpenAI launches Prism, a free GPT-5.2-powered LaTeX editor designed specifically for scientists to streamline research paper writing, responding to 1.3 million researchers submitting over 8 million weekly science queries to ChatGPT.
Cloudflare stock rockets 10% to $193.68 as investors pile into the cybersecurity giant amid explosive social media buzz around AI agents, with CEO revealing 80% of top AI companies already depend on their network infrastructure.
Hundreds of AI agent control panels remain dangerously exposed online due to misconfiguration, giving hackers direct access to API keys, user conversations, and administrative controls that enable them to impersonate users and execute malicious commands across major platforms including Telegram, Slack, and Discord.