OpenAI fortifies defenses with measures like information tenting, biometric access controls, and offline isolation of proprietary technology to protect against corporate espionage, foreign adversaries, and internal leaks.
TikTok unveils new M2 app to replace existing platform on September 5th, while Oracle and other non-Chinese investors near deal to acquire TikTok from ByteDance, potentially resolving US ban.
Microsoft lays off over 3,000 employees in Washington state as it pivots focus to artificial intelligence, investing billions into AI infrastructure amid criticism of impersonal termination processes and an intense work culture.
Cursor unveils a Pro plan with frontier model access and unlimited usage of Tab and Auto models, offers refunds for pricing confusion, and commits to clearer communication on future pricing changes.
Cluely, an AI-powered conversation analysis and note-taking tool, sees its annual recurring revenue double to $7M within a week of launching an enterprise offering, and secures a $2.5M deal with a public company, outpacing emerging rivals like Pickle's open-source Glass.
In a clash of AI strategies at Meta, Zuckerberg launches Meta Superintelligence Labs to aggressively pursue superintelligence development, contrasting with Chief AI Scientist LeCun's cautious, open-source approach focused on 'world models' and animal-level intelligence.
Mark Cuban, a billionaire investor, predicts that the world's first trillionaire will emerge by leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) in a groundbreaking manner, harnessing its potential to generate unprecedented wealth and advises people to familiarize themselves with AI tools like ChatGPT to stay ahead.
Google unveils Gemini CLI, a new coding agent that trails Claude Code from Anthropic in speed, cost, token efficiency, and user experience, despite delivering decent code quality.
OpenAI disavows Robinhood's tokenized shares offering, emphasizing no equity transfer was approved and urging caution as Robinhood launches tokenized shares of OpenAI and SpaceX for European users.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg denies reports he offered top AI talent from OpenAI massive compensation packages worth up to $300 million, with up to $100 million vesting in the first year, as Meta continues to aggressively hire AI researchers from OpenAI.