SpaceX’s $75B IPO succeeded because investors bet on Musk’s proven track record — reusable rockets, 90+ launches yearly, and Starlink’s 5M+ customers—plus a $28.5T market dream spanning AI data centers and Mars. Wall Street models SpaceX’s AI revenue growing 100x to $755B by 2031, justifying the $1.8T valuation despite the company losing $4.9B on $18.7B revenue […]
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Jeff Bezos launched his AI startup Prometheus*with $12 billion funding, giving it a $41 billion valuation. The startup will create an “artificial general engineer” — an AI that helps humans design complex physical machines like jet engines, medical devices, and smartphones. This isn’t a chatbot; Prometheus will interact with the real physical world to solve impossible
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The Lord of the Rings quip Dario Amodei used — comparing Washington to slow-moving Treebeard — captures a real frustration: policy is simply not keeping up with AI’s breakneck advance. Recent moves by Anthropic, including a model that can self-improve and public calls to let regulators “ground” frontier systems, underline that the risks are no longer hypothetical.
Anthropic has launched Claude Fable 5, the public version of its new Mythos-class AI. In simple terms, this is a very powerful model wrapped in strong safety rules. For most people, it can write code, analyze documents, summarize complex information, and handle long, difficult tasks better than earlier models. But when a request touches risky areas
The White House has reportedly discussed taking an ownership stake in OpenAI and putting the shares into a public fund meant to share AI profits with ordinary Americans. The idea is sold as spreading wealth from the AI boom to people who’ve mostly missed out so far. But this raises immediate conflicts. If the government owns
Amazon has unveiled Proteus, a new warehouse robot that understands plain-language instructions. Instead of being programmed step-by-step, Proteus can listen to conversational commands, decide which tasks are most urgent, plan routes, and move heavy carts across warehouses. The company showed the robot in London and said it will start deploying the machines across Europe from 2027.
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The fairy tale of AI images is not slowing down; it is getting sharper, smarter and far more precise with every new release. Tools like Ideogram 4.0 and Reve 2.0 show that the game is no longer just about typing a clever prompt and praying for a good image. Now, the real power lies in what
Google’s new profile acts like a Linktree: it turns the top search result for your name into a single page with your bio, avatar, website, and a stack of links to videos, articles, and social posts. Qualifying creators (100K followers on Instagram, YouTube, or X; 300K on TikTok-only; 18+) can claim and pin items, and
Scientists are now seeing early signs of systems that help make their own successors — a process called recursive self‑improvement. In simple terms, an AI writes code, tests ideas, or suggests design changes that speed up the next generation of AI. When that loop runs without humans in the middle, improvements can accelerate quickly and
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Anthropic has expanded Project Glasswing to grant Mythos access to 150 additional organizations across 15 countries, bringing total participating companies to about 200—including India, Samsung, Okta, Euroclear, and NYSE — adding critical infrastructure sectors like power, water, healthcare, and communications previously underrepresented. The thinking behind this expansion is urgent defense: Mythos Preview has already found thousands of
Microsoft’s Build 2026 marked a clear pivot from being OpenAI’s chief partner to becoming an AI originator. The company released seven in‑house MAI models for reasoning, coding, vision, voice, and transcription through Microsoft Foundry, signaling control over its own model stack and product destiny. The company doubled down on agents as the next platform. Scout, an always‑on “Autopilot” running
