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OpenAI Plans Desktop Superapp for All Your AI Needs

Pentagon Says Anthropic Could 'Disable' AI During Warfighting Operations

Pentagon attorneys argue Anthropic could disable or alter its Claude AI model during combat if the company felt its ethical boundaries were crossed, calling it an 'unacceptable national security threat.'

Signal Creator Partners With Meta to Encrypt AI Chat for Billions of Users

The creator of Signal's encryption is bringing the same privacy technology that secured WhatsApp to Meta's AI chatbots, protecting billions of AI conversations.

Eight Competing Standards Fight to Define 'Human-Made' as AI Backlash Grows

At least eight competing initiatives are vying to define 'human-made' content, but the lack of a single standard risks confusing consumers in the backlash against AI automation.

Alexa Plus Launches in UK With British Slang and £20 Monthly Price Tag

Amazon's generative AI assistant arrives in Britain with authentic local slang, end-to-end task completion, and a £19.99 monthly price—free for Prime members.

Samsung Bets $73 Billion on AI Chip Race Against SK Hynix

Samsung is pouring $73 billion into AI chip production, targeting SK Hynix's lead as Nvidia's primary memory supplier as demand for agentic AI surges.

NVIDIA GTC 2026: Jensen Huang Unveils AI Factory Vision and Agentic Systems

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang unveiled the company's AI factory vision at GTC 2026, emphasizing agentic systems that reason and act autonomously.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Calls for a Shift in How AI Is Understood in 2026

As Merriam-Webster crowns "slop" its word of the year—defining it as low-quality AI-generated content—Microsoft's chief executive is pushing back against the narrative that artificial intelligence is flooding the internet with garbage.