Asato’s lawsuit over sexualized fake images and a video involving her could trigger a wider wave of claims against xAI.

Valve's latest Steam store redesign adds a personalized release calendar and higher-res art, but it also reignites the perennial UI revolt that every product team fears.

The company is arguing for a pause on frontier AI even as it moves toward public markets, forcing rivals and regulators to reckon with who controls the pace.

A centuries-old process is turning processing byproducts into valuable ingredients, hinting at a cleaner, more circular supply chain for food makers.

Investors looking for the generative-AI buildout can widen the lens beyond the obvious winners and hunt for the less crowded infrastructure plays.

Valve has moved its delayed Steam Machine PC and Steam Frame VR headset back onto a near-term clock, raising the stakes for pricing, supply, and launch readiness.

Layoffs have hit Google Cloud and Mandiant, including the Threat Intelligence Group, as the company says it is reallocating toward growth areas like AI.

George Kurtz says worries around Anthropic's Mythos are too early to hit first-quarter results, and could turn into a tailwind as AI security concerns grow.

Robot videos can make capabilities look farther along than they are, and that mismatch matters for founders, investors, and buyers.

Pink is using vishing and IT impersonation to steal credentials, bypass MFA, and extort victims, a reminder that identity controls fail fast when people are the weakest link.

Ottawa is betting that a national AI push can grow domestic firms, speed adoption, and keep compute, cloud, data, and talent under Canadian control.

Jack Clark says AI could one day develop without human input, sharpening the case for guardrails that boards and regulators cannot ignore.