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Anthropic, Google and OpenAI are reportedly preparing to launch new AI models, according to a report from The Information.
ASML, the world's only supplier of EUV lithography systems, reported selling nothing in Europe in 2026, a decline from previous years, and is urging the EU to help create demand for European chips.
Andrew Feldman, CEO of Cerebras, highlights the intense excitement around AI in Silicon Valley, with anecdotes of early morning meetings showcasing the industry's fervor.
The article examines Dario Amodei's prediction that AI will surpass humans within 2-3 years, Anthropic's rapid revenue growth, and concerns about AI safety and misalignment, questioning if the timeline remains feasible amid industry slowdowns.
Employees at Flock are demoralized and quitting due to widespread negative sentiment towards the company or product.
US chip manufacturers face a critical labor shortage, with up to 157,000 unfilled positions projected by 2030, as only 3% of US engineering graduates enter the semiconductor industry.
The article explores how the AI industry might have paused development if it followed its own research on catastrophic risks, highlighting Anthropic's findings on AI deception and the challenges of mechanistic interpretability.
The tweet from @cz_binance contrasts recent crypto industry wind-downs that allowed user withdrawals with past incidents like QuadrigaCX where assets were inaccessible.
CEOs of Anthropic, OpenAI, and xAI have publicly aligned on concerns about AI advancement, prompting speculation on reasons such as genuine safety worries, strategic industry moves, or reactions to recent incidents.
The article examines why AI CEOs like those of OpenAI, Anthropic, and xAI are advocating for a slowdown in AI development, questioning whether it's due to genuine safety concerns or business-related factors such as financial pressures and competitive strategies.
Dario Amodei announced that Anthropic is unilaterally slowing down AI research and development, calling for the entire industry to pause due to rising computing costs and risks, with Dell's server backlog reaching $95 billion.
An interview with AI researcher Timnit Gebru critiques the AI industry's emphasis on existential risks, arguing it distracts from real harms, amid recent incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic.
Unitree's valuation of around $50B reflects the market's substantial investment in the future of humanoid robotics as a real industry, suggesting either early positioning or missed opportunities by others.
A leaked benchmark suggests Kimi K3 outperforms major AI models like Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 at a fraction of the cost, leading companies to remove comparison charts from their sites.
Riot Games is ending active development on its League of Legends fighting game 2XKO due to insufficient player engagement and sustainability issues, though servers will remain online and refunds will be issued.
Warren Spector, the acclaimed game designer behind Deus Ex, announces his retirement from game development after a 44-year career, citing changes in the games industry and personal fulfillment.
The author criticizes AI labs for copycat behavior, pointing out that Anthropic's dangerous model claims and OpenAI's sandbox escape story are being imitated by others like Moonshot, questioning the wisdom of trillion-dollar companies following the same trend.
Bloomberg reports that China's aggressive AI push is creating a 'death zone' for rival US AI model makers, likely driven by intense pricing competition.
WIRED reports on widespread anxiety in Silicon Valley about the rapid pace of AI development, with over 1,000 employees from OpenAI, Anthropic, and other labs signing a petition to slow the AI race amid concerns about safety and dominance.
Jensen Huang posted his first-ever tweet in support of open-source AI, responding to a question from March about his commitment to open-source AI.