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Sam Altman has identified AI budgeting as an emerging 'huge issue' for companies, suggesting that organizations are struggling with cost management and resource allocation as AI adoption accelerates.

MARC ANDREESSEN: 'We had meetings with the Biden admin where they told us to not even start AI companies because there's no way they'll let them succeed.' JOE ROGAN: 'What do you do after a meeting li

This post comments on Fireworks AI and LangChain becoming foundational tools for companies adopting AI research and development practices, likening them to essential infrastructure providers ('arms de

Loving all the research coming out of @harvey, @FactoryAI etc right now The earliest set of application companies are undergoing the evolution from pure app layer to serious research organizations. A

Perplexity Computer is for growing businesses. Computer connects to 400+ tools for every type of company, including Intuit QuickBooks, Vercel, Shopify, Canva, and more. Learn more about how people are

Suno - a company that trained on 'essentially all music files of reasonable quality that are accessible on the open Internet', and argues it does not need to pay to do so - is now valued at $5.4 billi

Town is the Devin for Everything Else i was talking about at AIE Europe i brought it into our company one day and a few weeks later was shocked to hear that it had just organically spread to @liamcbri

Arcee is highlighted as a notable American open-source AI model company that deserves greater recognition within the AI community. The post emphasizes the scarcity of strong domestic competitors in th

The execution across Elon Musk’s companies right now is operating at an unprecedented scale • SpaceX — The largest IPO in history expected around June 12 • xAI — Grok V9 (1.5T parameters) launching mi

🌞This is big Local AI news! A new open-source Computer-Use LLM has just launched. Holo 3.1 is H Company’s (🇫🇷) new local computer-use agent model that beats Qwen3.5-397B, Kimi-K2.5, and Sonnet 4.6! Si

AI companies wouldn't enslave engineers, or steal chips from Nvidia, or illegally tap a power line. So why, asks @AGSNYT, do they feel entitled to 'a brazen theft of intellectual property' from news o

I find debates over whether companies find AI useful to be odd at this point I talk to leadership teams at lots of big firms, and it is pretty universal that they are getting obvious and real value. T

I would say that it is absurd to say that “AI belongs to the people”, when so many companies have worked so hard to develop it, but it is also absurd that Generative AI has basically been built on the

Lots of companies are in the 'encourage AI adoption' phase, whether teaching them ChatGPT/Claude or (sigh) tokenmaxxing. That dodges the harder problems of firm leadership: What do you want people to

so much for multitrillion dollar candy companies Note to all staff: Turns out that super tasty AI candy we've been putting out in large bowls isn't free and it isn't necessarily leading to better prod

A 25B fund just refused SpaceX at any price. It says the company can't be worth more than 1T, half the $1.8T IPO target, and Musk's 85% control makes it impossible to fix from inside. https://thenextw

Anthropic's self-reported run-rate revenue growth is wild - Axios @JimVandeHei said he could not find 'any company — in any industry, in any era — that has scaled organic revenue this quickly at this

Ethan Mollick discusses companies that rapidly depleted their annual token budgets within months, with some spending hundreds of millions of dollars on internal employee use of large language models.

'If I had Cofounder three years ago,' says @yoheinakajima, 'BabyAGI might have been a company.' Our newest case study tracks our most active user, Yohei Nakajima, building @ActiveGraphAI - the event s

insanely good company to keep 🆕Railway's Agent-Native Cloud: 3M users, 100K signups/week, $200K+ coding agent spend, production forks, & the death of PRs https://latent.space/p/railway @Railway founde

Most companies only have very crude understanding of token usage right now, so they veer from focusing on adoption (“everyone should use as many tokens as possible”) to cost control (“can we just use

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman: '@SpaceX is probably our greatest commercial space company, hands down. We rely on SpaceX heavily to put our astronauts to and from the international space station.'

Replit has been named to @Redpoint's 2026 InfraRed 100. A list of the companies building what AI runs on. Grateful to be in it, alongside alumni like Stripe, Snowflake, and HashiCorp. To every builder

The Redpoint InfraRed 100 is now live. These are the companies building the infrastructure that powers everything happening in AI right now, from world models and agent runtimes to the sandboxes, data

Gary Marcus comments on how widespread reporting of similar issues or problems across multiple companies can lead to a collapse of confidence or a 'bubble pop' in a particular sector or narrative. The

time to get out of index funds? they will soon be saddled with the IPOs of three giant companies that barely make a profit (or don’t make profits at all). I don’t personally want to be part of that. (

It’s no longer just AI companies & their founders being sued over AI training - individual researchers are now being sued, too. In a new lawsuit, two authors allege that Guillaume Lample, while an AI

Boring Company’s goal is to solve traffic in cities and one day build Hyperloop high-speed transit between city centers See how Prufrock continuously mines - pushing and building at the same time. The

@GaryMarcus I don't understand why the people running the AI companies are held to a much lower standard. In early 2025 Sam Altman wrote 'we are now confident we know how to build AGI.' As predictions

Here’s another pretty wild story from one of the world’s largest e-commerce companies on the impact of adopting Runway: They now generate 75% of all visual media with AI, replicating projects that pre

America’s biggest companies have gone from printing money to burning it. It does not take Poirot to work out what’s going on. Register for free to get our columnist’s take on it http://econ.st/4tKbpoB

im going to be in NYC in ~1 week, and am doing a fireside chat with one of the top agent companies in new york - @_anish_agarwal of @traversal_ai come join us! https://partiful.com/e/MLzglw6al1KrUSXSr

Replit is featured in the @msft4startups startup spotlight at Microsoft Build 2026, and we're proud to be in good company. Check out the full cohort of startups building on Azure and solving real ente

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Yeah, I don't think I've ever met someone who has directly worked for an extended period on safety or security at an AI company who thinks things are fine readiness wise or incentive wise etc. https:/

our company, which lost money last quarter, is going to take a big slice of 28.5 trillion market that we project will exist, primarily in a field in which we have almost no current presence, which is

while everyone seems to be focused on text, vision, and audio, i'm excited to be backing a company building a foundational model for smell 👃 that's right, they've: - mapped how olfactory receptors rea

One of our enterprise customers, a large insurance company, told us they achieved a 99% reduction in reshoot costs using Runway (7 in Runway credits vs. 10K+ for a typical reshoot). They needed to cha

.@trq212 is a builder's builder. After research at MIT, exiting his company, raising millions for another, and exploring research threads as an SPC member, he's now on the team building Claude Code. H

Another useful feature is this process can happen gradually as you reduce outsourced work as contracts end for internal talent. And company executives like this better because they can grow their own

As companies approach AGI it would be illogical for most not to go and work there. AGI is a much bigger deal than most people still seem to believe & it is only by most forecasts a few years away (if

One trend that I think you might start to see at big companies is insourcing via hiring: why pay so many outside vendors (legal, marketing, software vendors) when you can hire in-house and harness AI

This is true of all agents, not just coding agents. Probably the biggest challenge that most companies run into in their agent strategy is getting agents the right constrained context to work with for

Elon + X a force for good after space livestream. We interviewed Gary Hoy who is using Grok for sales at Fortune 500 companies. We also interviewed Marie Hurabiell, who is running for Nancy Pelosi's s

the team did an internal test of this model last week the whole company (bar a few exceptions) had all their cursor chats redirected to composer 2.5 for like 2 days. i didn't even notice, which I thin

Very cool to see Cursor doubling down on training great models. In my opinion, ultimately all serious companies in AI will want to train models themselves, based on open-source instead of outsourcing