After years of free tiers, flat-rate enterprise contracts, and VC absorbing the difference, the industry is renegotiating its economics. Customers will feel it
Chatbot makers, theologians, and faith-tech entrepreneurs are trying to align artificial intelligence with moral and religious traditions
Quantum computers can solve problems that that classical machines can't. Companies like Nvidia and Microsoft have already built its infrastructure
SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are preparing massive IPOs that could total almost $3 trillion in combined value
Meta is building an AI version of its CEO, raising new questions about management, trust, and whether executives can automate themselves
America’s hemp industry faces sweeping federal and state crackdowns that could wipe out most THC and CBD products and reshape the cannabis market
After the Pentagon labeled Anthropic a supply-chain risk, the AI startup sued — and then surged past $30 billion in revenue
The annual report tracks everything from how much money flowed into the industry to how the public feels about it
Spirit Airlines is shrinking its fleet and adding premium seats after bankruptcy, but rising costs and tougher competition threaten its turnaround
Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than lawmakers can regulate it, while global AI governance fragments in real time
Disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are pushing oil above $100 a barrel, threatening fertilizer supplies, semiconductor production, and global inflation
Here’s how Apple is betting on developers, privacy, and patience to reinvent itself again as it turns 50 in the age of AI
It's an all-hands-on-deck moment for electricity. That means nuclear, long dismissed as too expensive and too slow, is back in the mix
It's an all-hands-on-deck moment for electricity. That means nuclear, long dismissed as too expensive and too slow, is back in the mix
What would artificial intelligence look like if it was actually built for people?
After years of playing the noble nonprofit saving humanity from rogue AI, the $500 billion company is suddenly fine with ChatGPT talking dirty
The U.S. has always been more comfortable with violence than sex. AI is no different: The same tech that can't talk dirty to a consenting adult is being used by the military abroad
A Polymarket bet placed shortly before news of U.S. strikes on Iran turned $87,000 into $553,000 — raising questions about insider information
The shutdown of Horizon Worlds is the clearest signal yet that the metaverse pivot has been quietly unwound as AI takes center stage
Pick a country, almost any country, and you will find a school system experimenting with AI. Early research on the outcomes is not encouraging
World, the iris-scanning identity startup formerly known as Worldcoin, launched a toolkit that lets verified humans delegate their identity to AI agents
The fastest-growing entertainment format in America does not live on Netflix or network television. It lives on your phone
AI’s next breakthrough won’t come from scraping the web. Companies are racing to unlock new training data, from personal data to drones and corporate archives
AI shifts from chatbots to autonomous agents, and data centers scramble for the overlooked chip that suddenly does most of the work
