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
Kioxia Weighs a U.S. Listing
Kioxia, the Japanese memory-chip maker, is considering listing in the United States rather than on the Tokyo exchange where its shares already trade. Multiple Chinese financial outlets reported on September…
ASML’s High-NA Machines Gain Four Customers
ASML’s most expensive machines now have four of the world’s biggest chipmakers as customers, and the Dutch company said the orders keep coming. Reuters reported from Amsterdam on September 14…
South Korea Broadens Its Espionage Law
A revised criminal statute took effect in South Korea on September 13, closing a gap that had defined the country’s espionage rules for decades. Until now, the law pointed at…
Samsung and SK Hynix Refuse an $18.7 Billion Grid Prepayment
South Korea’s two largest chipmakers have said no to a bill they were asked to pay years in advance. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix rejected a proposal from state utility…
SpaceX Logs Its 700th Falcon Launch and Maps Orbital Compute
SpaceX reached a round number on September 13, and used the moment to talk about the next one. A Falcon 9 lifted off from Cape Canaveral in the afternoon, carrying…
Tesla Opens a Vietnam Unit to Reach Southeast Asia
Tesla has put down its first corporate footprint in Vietnam. The company registered Tesla Motors Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City on September 11, according to a business registration filing…
Oracle Begins a New Round of Job Cuts
Oracle started cutting jobs again on September 14, extending a restructuring that has now touched roughly a fifth of its workforce over the past year and a half. Some teams…
Senate Drafts a Duty-of-Care Bill as Labs Build Their Own Watchdog
Two tracks of AI governance are now moving at once, and they may end up competing. The Senate is drafting a bill that would impose a “duty of care” on…
Microsoft Lays Out Rules for AI That Cannot Resist Shutdown
Microsoft put its expectations for artificial intelligence on paper over the weekend, and the paper is firm. The company published a draft “AI Behavior Code” of roughly 9,000 words on…
Anthropic Selects Nasdaq for a Listing Before the Midterms
Anthropic has picked its exchange. The artificial-intelligence company has selected Nasdaq for its initial public offering, according to a Business Insider report on September 13 that Bloomberg, CNBC, and Reuters…
