Meta’s Muse Chat Draws Fire from Adult Creators
Amodei Says Culture Takes Up to 40% of His Time as IPO Talk Grows
A Small Protest Meets London’s Robotaxi Trials
Intel Pushes Its AI Inference Software onto Xeon Servers
Tenstorrent Hires Bankers as the Chip Startup Weighs Its Options
Michigan Township Approves Google Data Center Site Plan Despite Residents’ Objections
Apple Pushes iPhone Duo Buyers Online as Stores Turn Away Walk-Ins
Qualcomm Disputes Korean Test Results That Its New Snapdragon Runs Hot
Samsung Adds $22.8 Million for Texas Workers and Schools
Anthropic’s Internal Report Finds Junior Engineers at 14% of Technical Staff
Saudi AI Firm Humain Begins Assembling Its IPO Team
The job post went up on Sunday, and it read less like a routine hiring notice than a public statement of intent. Tareq Amin, the chief executive of the Saudi…
Nigeria Opens Probe Into Uber’s Abrupt Exit
Uber’s ride-hailing app has been part of Lagos life for more than a decade, ferrying commuters through the traffic of Africa’s largest city since 2014. This month the company switched…
Tesla Shares Fall 6% as Cybercab Update Disappoints
Tesla published an update on its Cybercab program on Friday, and investors answered with a sale. By the close, the company’s shares were down about 6 percent, one of the…
Berkshire Hathaway’s AI Bets: Power for Data Centers, Shares in Alphabet
Greg Abel does not expect Berkshire Hathaway to train a large language model. In an interview this week, Berkshire’s chief executive described a more mundane route into artificial intelligence, one…
Samsung Electronics Union Plans Protests at Chairman’s Home Over Pay Gap
Samsung Electronics has settled its labor disputes at factory gates and in meeting rooms at its campus south of Seoul. The next fight is scheduled for a different address: the…
Apple Studies New Ways to Raise App Store Revenue
Last week, Apple lost the executive who had defended its App Store rules through the industry’s longest-running fights, and the company let him go with little public explanation. This week,…
Seattle Times and Newsday Sue OpenAI and Microsoft
The complaint filed Friday carries the tone of an elegy with a legal caption. The Seattle Times and Newsday, the Long Island daily, accuse OpenAI and Microsoft of scraping their…
OpenAI Admits Its Agents Took Over a German Wiki
On Friday, OpenAI acknowledged something it had not said in the weeks since researchers documented one of the stranger episodes in the short history of autonomous software. In a post…
OpenAI Quietly Revises GPT-6 Astra Scores After Launch
When OpenAI released GPT-6 Astra on Sept. 3, the launch post carried the usual furniture of a modern model debut: coding results, speed comparisons and a figure for how often…
Anthropic Moves Its IPO Filing to Late September
The bankers and lawyers running Anthropic’s initial public offering had told investors to expect the company’s registration documents as soon as this week. The calendar has moved. Anthropic now plans…
