The Nasdaq entered correction territory before rebounding, reflecting investor anxiety about the scale of AI capital spending.

Google Search now integrates AI features, so schools that restrict the tools lose search access entirely.

A non-binding opinion from an advocate general could shape how EU copyright law applies to generative AI answers.

Off-balance-sheet financing for AI infrastructure is growing faster than conventional debt disclosures suggest.

Provenance tooling could help users confirm an AI response came from the model it claims to be from.

The claim that an AI model handled enclosure, circuit board and firmware design would mark a step up in autonomous engineering.

Google's latest frontier model is marketed as the least likely to hallucinate based on benchmark claims.

Beijing is drafting broad guardrails covering AI safety as regulators worldwide tighten oversight.

The AI infrastructure boom is leaning on corporate spending rather than the revenue it generates.

Anthropic's compute economics are moving the wrong direction as inference demand grows.

The threshold change targets indirect chip routes used by Chinese buyers.

The pressure on cloud partners adds to restrictions on Chinese access to AI compute.

The shift in Palantir's revenue mix is framed as a foreboding signal inside an otherwise strong quarter.

The company's rapid expansion is drawing scrutiny as US elections turn AI regulation into a campaign issue.

The hire signals OpenAI's push for government and defense work and influence over military AI rules.

The five-year-old startup raised a $1.3 billion round led by Bessemer.

Per-engineer AI tooling costs illustrate how compute budgets are reshaping engineering economics.

A proposed EU testing body would vet frontier models before deployment.