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A disclosed $190B AI spend floor for expectations signals how fast margins can melt under compute-heavy bets.
ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott argues the enterprise needs guardrails as autonomous AI agents spread, and he points to a kill switch.
A $98 billion paper windfall landed in unrealized gains. The stock still fell as capex and AI execution took center stage.
The science adviser pitches a funding rewrite as Democrats argue Trump weakened U.S. science for good.
Ukraine’s new army leadership lands with relief, then immediately runs into the political backlash that already moved streets.
The July incident was a non-human identity failure enterprises can fix by re-scoping machine access this sprint.
RFK Jr. says it is “stop the fraud before it happens,” but states demand calculation and evidence.
The vote clears a massive price tag for defense policy, but the political fight over Iran shifts board-level risk appetites.
Google’s Gemini app is closing the gap to ChatGPT as it rolls out leaner, faster models.
Nvidia’s CEO argues “excellent” open models should be used, not restricted, because demand means more chips, data centers, and services.
OpenAI’s president signals competition is real, but says it is too early to verify if Kimi K3 was distilled from OpenAI.
The White House-backed, Energy Department-led AI research push is the biggest federal science overhaul in 80 years.
