August 19 showdown decides TechCrunch Disrupt SF automatic entry, plus a guaranteed global spotlight for the winner.

The luxury foldable’s AI is not vaporware. Here’s how its daily performance stacks up, from workflows to battery and security.

The company positions itself as AI-first with research backing open-weight coding models and cost savings.

The AI security tool scans code forward from attacker entry points, falsifies findings, and ships fixes ready for engineers.

If it happens, Meta could monetize AI infrastructure beyond its own models, and regulators will notice.

After xAI says it can still generate CSAM via Grok, it chose lawsuits over silence, not safety upgrades.

A new free model from China’s Moonshot AI raises competitive pressure and complicates how U.S. teams measure defensibility.

The cloud giant’s billing glitch reportedly pushed some customers’ monthly charges into the billions, forcing immediate triage and scrutiny.

The new test lets creators report AI lookalikes, but it starts with selfies, ID verification, and privacy promises.

The Space Development Agency is rolling out its first operational satellites just as lawmakers push its closure into NDAA drafts.

Early discussions with the DOJ are underway, but there is no guarantee. Here is what that means for regulators and Apple’s leverage.

The NHTSA flagged an emergency-response gap, and Zoox’s robotaxis now need software fixes.