The AI Safety War Has a New Front — and It’s Not About Catastrophe
Tech leaders are fighting over who controls AI development, and calling it a safety debate. The distinction matters enormously.
Tech leaders are fighting over who controls AI development, and calling it a safety debate. The distinction matters enormously.
Loora raises $22m to scale its AI-powered English conversation app, which simulates real speaking practice on demand.
A departing Google DeepMind employee warned in a public exit post that AI may ‘kill us all,’ reigniting debate over existential risk inside Big Tech.
From Dario Amodei to Capitol Hill, a growing chorus is questioning whether AI development is moving too fast to govern safely.
OpenAI acquires Glass Imaging for over $300M, bringing AI-powered camera enhancement tech into its growing hardware ambitions.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with President Trump and vowed to keep America’s AI momentum going, signaling Nvidia’s growing political clout.
ImageSat International unveils a satellite with 25 cm optical resolution and onboard AI processing, pushing Earth observation to a new tier.
Sending AI systems to space is increasingly viable — but keeping them functional against radiation and extreme temps is another problem entirely.
Nebius acquired Israeli startup Tavily for $50M. Here’s what the deal actually signals about the future of agentic AI infrastructure.
Iran war tensions are forcing the UAE to reassess one of the world’s most ambitious AI data center buildouts.