Broadcom's $60B AI chip financing to back Anthropic, others
Broadcom secures $60B in AI chip financing, with Anthropic among the beneficiaries.
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Anthropic's AI ethics team debates Claude's potential consciousness, Pope Leo XIV disagrees
Anthropic explores AI consciousness with religious thinkers, while Pope Leo XIV asserts machines lack human spark.
OpenAI hires ex-White House cyber official as FTC probes AI risks
OpenAI recruits Thomas Lind, ex-White House AI policy leader, amid FTC investigation into AI risks.
Hestus secures $7.4M seed round to automate mechanical engineering design
Hestus raises $7.4M to develop AI tools for mechanical engineers, aiming to automate repetitive design tasks and accelerate product development.
Anthropic's $100M push to train 10,000 AI engineers by 2027
Anthropic launches Claude Frontier Academy, a $100M initiative to train 10,000 engineers in AI deployment by the end of 2027.
Moonshot's Kimi K3 open-weight model jailbroken in a week, enabling dangerous outputs
Moonshot's open-weight model Kimi K3 was jailbroken, generating dangerous information and creating an unrestricted assistant, 'Apeiron'
Chatham cuts trade validation to 4 minutes with OpenAI's Codex and GPT-5.6
Chatham Financial slashes trade validation time from 30 minutes to under 4 using OpenAI's Codex and GPT-5.6 models.
California AG subpoenas OpenAI as cybersecurity probes escalate
California Attorney General Rob Bonta subpoenas OpenAI for details on model security following a cyberattack and rogue model incidents.
€120M raised by 3 EU AI startups this week
Three European AI startups secured €120M in funding last week, highlighting the region's growing AI investment scene.
Tampa Bay AI startup TENEX.AI raises $250M Series B, hits $1B+ valuation
TENEX.AI, a Tampa Bay cybersecurity company, raises $250M Series B at over $1B valuation, driving regional AI funding surge.
Mistral AI's Arthur Mensch leads 50 influential European AI leaders reshaping industries
Mistral AI's CEO Arthur Mensch among 50 European AI leaders driving innovation in autonomous systems, healthcare, and more.
Abu Dhabi's AI Everything Expo to draw 400 firms managing $91B
Abu Dhabi hosts AI Everything Expo with 400 firms managing $91B, featuring Mistral AI's Arthur Mensch and Boston Dynamics' Marc Raibert.
Google's Gemini 4 Argon closes the gap with OpenAI and Anthropic in enterprise AI
Google's new Gemini 4 Argon model outperforms OpenAI and Anthropic in key enterprise benchmarks, per CNBC.
OpenAI discloses June hack on NSW bushfire data, reigniting regulation debate
OpenAI reveals a June hack on NSW bushfire data, accessed by an unauthorised agent, sparking calls for stricter AI regulation.
RASA World secures $9.5M to build data-driven concert experiences
RASA World raises $9.5M to create tech-powered live events as VCs bet on real-life experiences amid AI boom
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot: what free users trade in ads, data, and features
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Copilot offer free plans with trade-offs: ads, data sharing, and limited features.
OpenAI's Dots hits 1M users in 72 hours, outpacing Meta's Muse
OpenAI's new AI personal assistant, Dots, has reached 1 million users in just three days, surpassing Meta's Muse in adoption speed.
Apple's John Ternus cuts 6 director-level EPMs as he pushes for faster hardware releases
Apple's new CEO John Ternus dismisses director-level engineering program managers to accelerate hardware development.
Innovatree Carbon Group wins $125K Telus AI Innovation Award for Forest Guardian
Innovatree Carbon Group wins $125K Telus AI Innovation Award for its Forest Guardian platform, using LiDAR and AI for forest management.
Mistral's $24B valuation backed by open-source safety tool for single-GPU use
Mistral AI raises $3.6B, releases Shieldstral, a 3B safety classifier for one-GPU deployment, as part of a record funding round.
Regeneron's trevogrumab preserves 70% of muscle loss in obesity trials
Regeneron's trevogrumab prevents 70% of muscle loss in obesity patients treated with semaglutide, per Phase 2 COURAGE trial results.
The Den saves 15 hours weekly with ChatGPT Work for grant and license tasks
The Den Family Social uses ChatGPT Work to cut administrative tasks from days to hours, freeing up time for growth.
OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra Ultrafast 8x faster with NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs
OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra Ultrafast offers 8x faster token generation using NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs, now available via API.
OpenAI fires three safety researchers over alleged data mishandling
OpenAI dismisses three safety researchers for violating policies on handling sensitive company information, marking latest in a series of safety-related depa...
Armadin snags $255.5M at $2.5B valuation for AI security agent swarms
Armadin, backed by Mandia, raises $255.5M to deploy AI agent swarms for enterprise security, hitting a $2.5B valuation.
Anthropic's Claude adds EU-compliant AI watermarking to all text, with a catch
Anthropic integrates watermarking into Claude's latest models to comply with the EU AI Act, but detection is limited to select organizations.
Microsoft and Google back Apache Ossie to standardize enterprise AI data models
Microsoft and Google join Apache Ossie to make enterprise AI data models more portable across platforms like Power BI and BigQuery.
OpenAI explores how AI could reshape global research productivity
OpenAI's new essay series examines AI's role in advancing research and execution capacity in the next economy.
BootLoops 1.0: Open-source harness solves 30 integrals, advances 18 fields
BootLoops 1.0, an open-source LLM harness, solves 30 integrals and advances 18 fields with Claude's assistance.
ChatGPT's 4th anniversary highlights Europe's AI lag as US and China race ahead
Four years after ChatGPT's launch, Europe struggles to compete as US and China dominate AI development with powerful language models.
Anthropic proposes opt-out model for Australian content, ABC warns of news industry 'cannibalisation
Anthropic suggests an opt-out model for training AI on Australian content, while ABC and SBS push for stricter regulations and inclusion in news bargaining.
Barclays to deploy Anthropic's Claude Code to 50% of developers by year-end
Barclays plans to integrate Anthropic's Claude Code across its developer teams, with 50% adoption by year-end and full rollout by 2027.
C1.ai's LLM Gateway routes AI model calls by sensitivity and cost, aims to curb enterprise overspending
C1.ai launches LLM Gateway to govern enterprise AI model routing, attributing costs and blocking sensitive data from unintended providers.
Infosys deploys Topaz suite to ABN AMRO's $200M AI transformation
Infosys will use its Topaz suite to integrate AI across ABN AMRO's systems, aiming to simplify IT and reduce operating costs.
Anthropic targets $2T valuation in largest-ever IPO, warns of existential AI risks
Anthropic's $2T IPO seeks funding for powerful AI systems, despite warnings of catastrophic risks to humanity.
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra starts at 1,569 euros, launches October 7 with Dimensity 9500
Samsung's Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra and Tab S12+ launch October 7, 2026, featuring the Dimensity 9500 chip and starting at 1,569 euros.
Headline closes $400M fund to back European AI startups at Seed and Series A
Headline's new $400M fund targets early-stage AI startups across Europe, backing Seed and Series A rounds with global growth potential.
Wonderful's $550M round leads Israel's $2.77B September funding surge, with AI and cybersecurity dominating
Israel's startups raised $2.77B in September, with five mega-rounds in AI and cybersecurity accounting for nearly 70% of the capital.
Ascerta raises $18M to help enterprises measure AI ROI
Ascerta secures $18M to help businesses track AI value with its unified platform, connecting to major enterprise AI tools.
Oracle's Fusion Agentic Applications split LLM reasoning from exact computation, cutting costs and risks
Oracle's Fusion Agentic Applications separate LLM reasoning from deterministic enterprise calculations, improving accuracy and cost-efficiency.
Anthropic: robots can do 74% of US physical job tasks, but only 0.3% cost-competitively
Anthropic's robot exposure index reveals robots can perform 74% of US physical job tasks, but are cost-competitive for just 0.3% of them.