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.
Tech giants announce massive global AI expansion plans at Davos while startups with no actual products raise billions in funding, as Tesla removes human safety monitors from Robotaxis in deregulated Texas markets.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warns in a sweeping new essay that AI will deliver an 'unusually painful' labor market shock, simultaneously wiping out jobs across finance, law, tech, and consulting, and calls on governments to intervene with progressive taxation on AI firms as layoffs surge and 40% of workers already …
Defense contractor Booz Allen Hamilton makes its first-ever venture capital investment, committing $400 million to Andreessen Horowitz's latest funds in a significant strategic move that bridges traditional defense contracting with Silicon Valley's startup ecosystem.
AI workplace adoption surges to 26% with executives leading the charge at 69% usage rates, while nearly half of American workers remain completely disconnected from the technology revolution transforming offices across tech, finance, and education sectors.
A new five-level scale ranks AI labs by commercial ambitions, placing OpenAI and Anthropic at the most profitable Level 5, while Thinking Machines Lab experiences executive exodus amid internal disputes over company direction and newer startups like Humans& and World Labs occupy middle tiers with varying market clarity.
Leading AI models achieve only 24% accuracy on real white-collar tasks in new benchmark testing, with Gemini 3 Flash and GPT-5.2 struggling most when tracking information across multiple workplace tools like Slack and Google Drive in consulting, banking, and legal scenarios.
OpenAI pursues a massive $50 billion funding round through talks with Middle East sovereign wealth funds, as CEO Sam Altman travels to the UAE for investment discussions expected to close in Q1, following previous fundraising that valued the AI company at $500 billion.
Hospitality software startup Mews secures $300 million Series D funding at a $2.5 billion valuation to enhance AI capabilities and expand its cloud-native platform serving over 15,000 properties globally.
OpenEvidence, the AI medical platform dubbed 'ChatGPT for doctors,' raises $250 million in funding that doubles its valuation to $12 billion as the Miami-based startup now serves 40% of US physicians and generates over $100 million annually through advertising revenue.