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Latest Artificial Intelligence stories
- Anthropic Proposal Gives Seven Founders 50.1% Voting Power
The proposed structure would preserve founder control after a public listing without granting additional economic rights.
· Business
- Washington, D.C., Court Rejects Anthropic Challenge Over Supply-Chain Risk Label
The ruling rejected Anthropic’s challenge to actions taken by officials in President Donald Trump’s administration over the company’s classification.
· Regulation
- Coinbase CEO Says Crypto and Stablecoins Will Become AI Agents’ Preferred Payment Rail
Brian Armstrong wrote in an X post Sept. 25 that artificial intelligence agents will continue to grow, increasing the number that need to transact with one another.
· Technology
- Tom Barkin Says Firms Delay Hiring Amid Large AI Investment Plans
The Richmond Fed president said companies are weighing productivity gains, AI’s potential and economic caution as nearly $700 billion in investments were announced in one week.
· People
- Akamai Shares Jump 20% After Signing $11.6 Billion Anthropic Deal
The seven-year agreement will provide Anthropic with computing capacity as most megacap technology stocks rose in premarket trading Friday.
· Business
- Swissquote Analyst Warns AI Dependence Could Drive U.S. Stock Correction
Technology companies make up about 40% of the S&P 500, while three chipmakers account for more than 25% of the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
· Investing
- SpaceX Filing Details Phased Colossus 2 Expansion
Colossus 2 had 110,000 GB200 and 110,000 GB300 processors online as of June 5, while a later estimate projects 612,200 B300 GPUs in the first quarter of 2027.
· Technology
- Musk Says SpaceX Could Reach AI Pole Position in Six Months
Musk said SpaceX’s AI model could match Anthropic’s Fable or OpenAI’s GPT-6 in two to three months if its development pace continues to accelerate.
· Technology
- Oracle Japan Shares Jump 7% on Record Quarter as U.S. Parent Sells Off
Sales rose 13% to a record fiscal first-quarter level, while cloud revenue increased 31.7% and drove a larger share of the business.
· Business
- Microsoft Expands Government Testing of Frontier AI Models
Agreements with U.S. and U.K. institutes cover adversarial testing, safeguard reviews and risks tied to national security and public safety.
· Regulation
- Microsoft, OpenAI Messages Warn AI May Weaken Publisher Web
Internal communications describe falling website traffic, lower publisher revenue and a potential decline in the content available to support AI systems.
· Regulation
- Lawsuit Accuses OpenAI of Allowing Contractors to Review ChatGPT Conversations
Two California users allege contractors read, summarized and scored complete chats through Project Lily without adequate disclosure.
· Regulation
- Google Adds Live Avatars to Gemini 3.8 Live for Enterprise Use
The feature synchronizes speech with lip movements and facial expressions, while custom avatar creation remains limited to allowlisted enterprise users.
· Technology
- NFT Projects Expand Into Social Markets, DeFi Access and AI Communities
New projects on Ethereum and Solana are using NFTs for collectibles, protocol roles, smart wallets and access to an AI community.
· Technology
- Meta’s Muse Spark Ranks No. 2 on OpenCode’s Model Statistics Page
The model recorded 36 trillion displayed tokens and an 83.3% weekly-retention rate among 13,000 eligible users on Sept. 24.
· Technology
- Databricks Acquires Row Zero as It Targets More Startup Deals
The deal will connect Row Zero’s cloud spreadsheet with Databricks’ Genie AI agent, while the company plans many more acquisitions.
· Business
- Anthropic CEO Warns U.N. Council AI Mismanagement Could Endanger Humanity
Dario Amodei urged global safeguards covering biological-weapons misuse, model testing, loss-of-control risks and incident notification during a Sept. 23 Security Council meeting.
· Regulation
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Says Uncontainable AI Labs Should Shut Down
Huang said companies should not release systems they cannot evaluate and align with safety standards, while CEOs remain responsible for release decisions.
· Technology
- Meta Memory Agent Raises Long-Task Benchmark Scores for AI Systems
The Proactive Memory Agent selectively reminds AI systems of important requirements during extended tasks, but the results do not establish consumer-product performance.
· Technology
- U.S. AI Restrictions Create Different Access Paths for OpenAI and Anthropic
Anthropic’s foreign-national suspension and OpenAI’s temporary limited preview have raised questions about UK access to advanced-model safety testing.
· Regulation
- Anthropic Files Confidential Draft S-1 as Revenue Run Rate Crosses $47 Billion
An estimate put the company’s annualized revenue run rate above $65 billion by the end of July, while Anthropic has not set an offering date, share count or price.
· Business
- Thore Graepel Seeks Tens of Millions for Metis Reasoning
The former Google DeepMind researcher is developing AI systems designed to plan and act under uncertainty. No financing round has been publicly completed.
· Business
- Lovable Says Annualized Revenue Crosses $600 Million as Visits Near 1 Billion
Co-founder Fabian Hedin said revenue rose from about $500 million in June, while user-created apps receive nearly 1 billion visits each month.
· Business
- ESMA Names AI, Tokenization a Supervisory Priority for 2027
National regulators will map client-facing uses, conduct early reviews and expand cyber-resilience checks to crypto-asset service providers.
· Regulation
- Solari Capital Emerges From Stealth After Investing About $350 Million
Founded by AJ Scaramucci, the firm has backed projects across artificial intelligence, computational biology, aerospace, energy, semiconductors, robotics and blockchain infrastructure.
· Business
- Elliptic Launches Decode AI Agent to Answer On-Chain Risk Questions
The tool is available to government customers and returns evidence for plain-language questions about crypto addresses, entities and transactions.
· Technology
- Fervo Brings Utility-Scale Geothermal Power Online in Utah
Cape Station’s first GeoBlock marks the first utility-scale enhanced geothermal system to reach first power, with an initial phase designed for 100 megawatts.
· Technology
- Bloom Energy Shares Fall More Than 5% After Oracle Notice
Oracle seeks to defer related payments if its New Mexico Project Jupiter data center is shelved or misses its planned 2028 launch.
· Investing
- Trump and Xi Begin Washington Summit on Taiwan, AI, Trade and Iran
Trump greeted Xi at Joint Base Andrews before Thursday White House talks and a state dinner attended by U.S. business executives.
· Regulation
- China Life Disclosures Show About 118 Billion Yuan in 2026 Fund Subscriptions
The company announced commitments totaling about 118 billion yuan across three funds, including a planned 49.99 billion yuan contribution to a semiconductor fund.
· Business
- Trump Ally Memo Targets Anthropic CEO as AI ‘Doomsday’ Figure
The memorandum portrays Dario Amodei as tied to effective altruism and criticizes the movement as Anthropic prepares for an expected record-setting IPO.
· Regulation
- Bitget Expands GetAgent 2.0 to Stocks, Gold and Crude Oil
The AI research assistant now offers deeper analysis, regular reports, event reminders and conditional tracking across crypto and traditional markets.
· Technology
- New York Fed’s Williams Says AI Could Fuel a Productivity Boom Resembling 1996-2005
AI-driven growth may boost U.S. productivity in a way resembling the 1996-2005 period, while other growth reflects stronger business formation.
· People
- Meta Guides Up to $145 Billion in 2026 Capital Spending
The upper end of Meta’s capital-expenditure range is about double its 2025 spending and exceeds the estimated 2025 military budgets of Germany and India.
· Business
- New York Fed's John Williams Says Another 2026 Rate Hike Is Reasonable
Williams said downside risks to full employment have eased, while inflation remains a significant challenge and artificial intelligence demand is strong.
· Regulation
- AI Optimization Cuts Estimated Quantum-Safe Bitcoin Cost to $66
The estimate fell from about $320 after a weeklong open-source challenge, but the improved code has not yet prepared another transaction confirmed by Bitcoin miners.
· Technology
- Trump-Xi Visit Brings AI Cooperation Talks Into U.S.-China Tech Rivalry
AI dialogue is taking place alongside disputes over advanced semiconductors, computing capacity and technology controls, but no bilateral AI agreement has been confirmed.
· Regulation
- Nvidia CEO Huang Renxun Rejects Broad AI Legal Exemptions
Huang said AI companies should test their products and release them only after confirming model safety, while supporting rules for specific applications when gaps exist.
· Regulation
- Jason Aten Says Meta’s Muse Accessed 187,000 Messages After He Refused Permission
Aten said Muse accessed his Mac’s private Messages database and incorrectly described the data it obtained.
· Technology
- South Korea’s Lee Vows to Double Memory-Chip Capacity in Five Years
The target is tied to a roughly $520 billion investment plan by Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, including four new memory fabs.
· Technology