AI chipmaker Cerebras explodes 90% on its Nasdaq trading debut, opening at $350 after pricing at $185, claiming the biggest IPO of the year with a $75 billion valuation amid overwhelming investor demand exceeding 20 times available shares as it challenges Nvidia's dominance.
OpenAI endorses two AI safety bills and opens a Washington DC workshop aimed at shaping responsible AI policy, even as skeptics question whether the company will truly prioritize public good over profit as it moves closer to becoming a shareholder-driven public company.
Anthropic launches Claude for Small Business, offering 15 ready-to-run AI workflows across finance, HR, sales, and operations, with integrations for QuickBooks, HubSpot, and Microsoft 365, aiming to close the AI adoption gap for small businesses that drive 44% of US GDP.
WhatsApp launches 'Incognito Chat,' a groundbreaking AI privacy feature that keeps users' Meta AI conversations completely hidden from Meta itself, with chats disappearing after each session and a companion 'Side Chat' tool allowing private AI consultations during ongoing conversations.
Adaption launches AutoScientist, a groundbreaking AI tool that simultaneously co-optimizes data and models through automated fine-tuning, claiming to more than double win rates across different models while making frontier-level AI training accessible beyond major labs.
Mistral AI is in talks with European banks to deploy a cybersecurity-focused AI model as an alternative to Anthropic's Mythos, amid growing concerns that AI-powered tools are exposing financial institutions to unprecedented security vulnerabilities.
AI-powered coding is fueling a security crisis as Experian data reveals 40% of last year's 5,000 data breaches were AI-driven, prompting Synthesia to release a six-step automated code security review tool that scans for vulnerabilities at under $4 per review, while experts urge companies to act now as powerful models …
AI-powered fraud now accounts for 40% of data breaches, driving global losses past $534 billion annually, as tools like FraudGPT fuel synthetic identities and deepfakes — forcing companies like OpenAI and TransUnion into an urgent AI-versus-AI arms race to fight back.
Sam Altman takes the stand against Elon Musk's lawsuit, defending OpenAI's for-profit shift while revealing a shocking 2017 demand where Musk suggested control of the company pass to his children upon his death.
Desperate Hollywood screenwriters are secretly training the very AI replacing them, taking on soul-crushing gig contracts across multiple platforms just to survive, exposing a brutal irony as the entertainment industry weaponizes creative talent to accelerate its own workforce displacement.