In many democracies, the problem is no longer a lack of information. It’s the way information is processed—how quickly people are pushed into camps, how easily conversations become performances, and how often disagreement turns into identity warfare. The latest wave…
ChatGPT Images 2.0 appears to be finding a particularly receptive audience in India—at least based on early user reactions and the kinds of images people are choosing to generate. While the product is clearly part of the broader wave of…
Chinese buyers are reportedly turning up the volume on homegrown AI hardware, and the latest signal is coming from Huawei. According to accounts circulating in China’s tech and supply-chain circles, Chinese technology companies have placed unusually large orders for Huawei’s…
Anthropic is moving with unusual speed on its next round of fundraising, according to sources familiar with the process. Investors have been asked to submit allocation commitments within the next 48 hours, a compressed timeline that suggests the company’s latest…
The most dramatic moments in a courtroom aren’t always the ones that happen in front of the jury. In the Musk v. Altman trial, a report from The Verge suggests that a key “crazy” turn occurred after Jared “James Brickhouse”…
Apple has long treated its Mac lineup as a careful balancing act: keep the portfolio coherent, manage component availability, and—when demand spikes—avoid letting customers feel like they’re waiting forever. But in its latest outlook, the company acknowledged something it clearly…
Apple has pointed to the runaway appeal of what it calls its “most popular” iPhone ever as a central reason for a strong quarter, with company results showing revenue climbing by nearly 17% and iPhone sales rising by roughly a…
US equities ended April with a rare kind of relief: not the relief that comes from ignoring risk, but the relief that comes from seeing enough evidence to believe the risk won’t derail the earnings story. After weeks in which…
Legal AI has always had a “show me” problem. For years, the category’s promise was easy to describe—faster research, better drafting, more consistent review—but harder to prove in the messy reality of legal workflows: messy documents, jurisdictional nuance, confidentiality requirements,…
OpenAI is beginning a limited rollout of a new cybersecurity testing tool, GPT-5.5 Cyber, and the company’s initial access policy is drawing attention for the same reason similar releases have in the past: it’s not being offered broadly. According to…
The courtroom is already doing what courtrooms do best: turning messy, human decisions into paper trails. In Musk v. Altman, the early exhibits being surfaced so far—emails, photos, and corporate documents from OpenAI’s earliest days—are beginning to sketch a surprisingly…
OpenAI is rolling out a new layer of opt-in security for ChatGPT accounts, and the most notable part of the announcement is its partnership with Yubico, the company behind widely used hardware security keys. While many users have already adopted…