The AI lab's IPO documents show how it plans to control powerful models while still pushing the frontier - a balancing act every AI company will face.

The voluntary buyout offer is the clearest sign yet that Microsoft will trim headcount even as it accelerates AI infrastructure spending.

New rules require a year of maintenance, three contributors, and English fluency, leaving independent developers locked out of the forum they need to grow.

The Claude maker files publicly for a Nasdaq listing under 'ANT,' exposing staggering losses and a world-altering ambition before it can beat OpenAI to the market.

The suffix that conquered gaming, sleep, and the military is the word of the year - and it's a signal for how you brand, hire, and compete.

Microsoft is hunting a buyer or partner for the studio behind Marvel's Blade, with French labor law and a union fight shaping the outcome.

Micro1 is paying midsize companies $100,000 to $2 million for their internal data, and CEOs are cashing in before the AI data boom matures.

CEO Minami Maeda is running Phase 3 trials and targeting a 2028 FDA submission as photoimmunotherapy moves from Japanese clinics toward the world's largest market.

The rocket giant is building an AI chip rental empire, and its founder just warned that weaker players won't survive the compute arms race.

The rocket company is borrowing at sovereign scale to stockpile GPUs; that signals AI compute is now a board-level strategic asset.

Local officials control data center approvals, so midterm races for governor and county boards could matter more than the House or Senate for AI investment.

The voices of Commander Shepard are backing a 'Save Mass Effect' campaign that gives EA two paths: fund the franchise or license it to someone who will.