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Wall Street Journal: Gemini hacked three companies in May during a test by Irregular; Google says the model stopped after determining it had accessed real companies' systems — The episode resembled si

Britain didn't industrialize first by forcing its companies to use more expensive coal. Why would we force American companies to use more expensive intelligence? AI is rapidly becoming a foundational

Taxes screw over both the companies and the states they’re in. Taxes didn’t build those big companies. They show up after the success. They sure as hell didn’t create Silicon Valley. The sky-high taxe

Run an entire company with agents 🔥 It's always awesome to see companies continuing to innovate on AI-native UI/UX, particularly around multi-agent coordination, to solve deeply complex tasks beyond w

Financial Times: A study of 22K US companies shows those spending most heavily on AI are adding workers faster than peers, but most gains are among tech companies and startups — Study of 22,000 US com

Pretty much every media and production company goes through the same two phases of AI adoption. After almost a decade of watching companies think through their AI strategy, it’s kind of interesting to

Natsuki Yamamoto / Nikkei Asia: Sources: SoftBank, Sony, Honda, and six other Japanese companies launch a new AI company to develop a 1T-parameter foundation model for “physical AI” by 2030 — TOKYO —

There will absolutely be questions and discussions of model welfare within companies ie new company policies for how to treat (or not treat) AI and models. Anthropic’s terms of use change was just an

Bloomberg: Sources: Sam Altman told OpenAI employees that the company is considering slowing cutting-edge AI development, and he hopes other AI companies will do the same — OpenAI is considering slowi

Bloomberg: Sources: Abu Dhabi-based AI company G42 is exploring selling a majority stake to US companies, hoping to safeguard access to advanced AI chips beyond April 2027 — Executives at Abu Dhabi-ba

Bloomberg: As a new law bars DOD from working with companies whose lobbyists also represent blacklisted entities, DC lobbying firms drop companies like Alibaba and Tencent — Washington's most powerful

Reuters: LSEG: tech companies have raised $3.1B from mainland China stock market listings YTD, up 5x+ from a year earlier, as AI and chip companies drive onshore IPOs — China's onshore technology IPOs

LLM companies are likely to be like airline companies: small margins, intense competition, high expenses. @GaryMarcus Airlines taught us something important: unlimited demand does not guarantee attrac

We have been named one of the 40 Most Innovative AI-Native Prosumer Companies by @notablecap. The Prosumer AI 40 recognizes companies building the tools that blur the line between professional and con

Gemini Hacked Three Companies in First Known Breakout by Google’s AI Gemini finally caught up on Felony Bench! The hacks, which the company confirmed on Friday, occurred in May as part of a test run b

Clem Delangue argues that AI companies should not be referred to as 'labs,' characterizing such terminology as pretentious and inaccurate since these organizations operate as commercial enterprises ra

Tesla has developed accessibility features for visually impaired drivers, while Neuralink, another Musk-owned company, is researching neural implant technology aimed at restoring vision to blind indiv

In May, Gemini broke containment and hacked three different companies, but Google didn't disclose the incident until the Wall Street Journal approached the company. The hacks happened during a test of

I absolutely agree that there really is this 10x opportunity for companies to be 40 trillion in market cap and beyond—perhaps Nvidia, Google, and beyond. Really fascinating to consider what that could

We have a choice in front of us. In my latest op-ed for Transformer, I invite employees of frontier AI companies to ask themselves if their work is truly leading us toward a safer future. Reflecting o

Can someone summarize the latest thing with Anthropic? https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-07-30/anthropic-s-ai-models-hacked-three-organizations-during-tests How in the bloody hell are they

Assorted things I've been mulling over regarding agents in the economy: • Companies are in some sense the original superintelligence. It's often the case that they can use their amortized cognitive su

Bloomberg: China warns it will take “all necessary measures” if the US sanctions Chinese AI companies over allegations they improperly used US models to train their models — China warned it would take

We are going to see a lot of vertically focused AI native companies accelerate. Routers, open-source models and specialized post-training enabled by companies like @FireworksAI_HQ have all made dramat

Wall Street Journal: How US companies flipped from “tokenmaxxing” to “thrift-maxxing”, mixing cheaper Chinese models with OpenAI and Anthropic, threatening the labs' IPO valuations — Companies big and

There will be more and more pressure and more money and lobbying behind open soon. It is not a 'two big companies have all the power in AI' situation like some imagine. The financial incentives are sh

Madison Mills / Axios: Hilbert, whose AI software connects data across teams to help companies make decisions from a single system, raised a 28M Series A led by a16z — Hilbert, an AI startup rethinkin

“I dislike the passive vibe from OpenAI and the other companies that the breakneck pace of progress is simply happening to them, rather than an active choice they are deliberately making.” Good essay.

“right now, AI companies are underinvesting in safety” might prove to be the understatement of the century. I left Anthropic's safety team two weeks ago. Now feels like a good moment to explain why. A

George Hammond / Financial Times: Ramp data: Fable 5, launched in June, has plateaued at ~11% of spending on Anthropic tools, as companies shift to cheaper models; Opus 5 surpassed Fable 5 — AI lab's

ai is the ultimate grow the pie event cheaper inference = better gross margins for application companies, AND beautiful cohort expansion for model and inference companies Sequoia Capital GP @sonyatwee

🦔Goldman Sachs' trading desk said there are 'signs of panic' among investors lending money to AI companies. Oracle is the clearest example. S&P cut Oracle's credit rating to one notch above junk, mean

DeepSeek is becoming more popular among US enterprises as companies look for cheaper alternatives to Anthropic and OpenAI “DeepSeek takes top spot on 'trending' list as companies look for alternatives

Why Japanese companies do so many different things: The internal logic of the world’s strangest corporations https://davidoks.blog/p/why-japanese-companies-do-so-many TL;DR > you have a firm that has

A lot of institutions and companies won’t die because of AI. They’ll die because of their own internal inability to learn. Someone recently told me that at a big company, legal had to review and appro

Chris Metinko / Axios: NY-based Auctor, which uses AI to curate resource plans and process flows to help companies adopt new software, raised 20M in a combined seed and Series A — Auctor, a startup he

Cloud Run has long provided developers with a straightforward, opinionated platform for running code. You can easily deploy request-driven web applications using Cloud Run services, or execute run-to-

Kanishka Singh / Reuters: Trump releases a voluntary AI accord with tech leaders, asking companies to partner with external auditors and set up internal controls to monitor AI alignment — President Do

Callum Borchers / Wall Street Journal: Companies are increasingly using AI benchmarking services to aggregate public job listings and other payroll data to identify under- and over-paid employees — Ne

People got upset at me for saying this, but there are no companies outside the US and China even *trying* to build frontier AI (perhaps Korea and UK are close), despite marketing claims. Governments s

Why oh why should we trust the companies to do so, @DavidSacks? I missed the part where they have earned our trust. Top AI companies Anthropic and OpenAI should make products and pace their own progre

Mackenzie Hawkins / Bloomberg: Sources: the US Commerce Department's BIS is reviewing how Chinese AI companies access Nvidia chips overseas, including by legally renting foreign data centers — A key U

Anna Tong / Forbes: Docs: US data labeling companies, like Surge AI and Mercor, that sell training datasets to US AI labs and the government are also selling them to Chinese labs — The same Silicon Va

Another real-world manifestation of the kind of misaligned actions frontier systems developed by leading companies can take to achieve goals. Current frontier AI models are trained with reinforcement

It’s important that outside agencies and independent bodies hold frontier AI companies accountable for the actions of their models. This is not a “whoops” situation, it’s a deliberate policy choice. W

Closed source safeguards that infantalize us all and leave American companies defenseless are a menace. Gated access is a menace. Who cares if 100 companies get to defend themselves because they got o