The AI economy has always been described as a race to build smarter models. But the conversation at the Milken Global Conference in Beverly Hills—where five leaders who touch nearly every layer of the AI supply chain sat down with…
For many lawyers, the traditional career map—training, qualification, partnership track, or a move into in-house counsel—has long been treated as the default route. But over the past few years, a different path has started to look less like a detour…
The courtroom was supposed to be about documents, timelines, and the kind of technical claims that can be translated into exhibits and cross-examination. But by the time Shivon Zilis took the stand in today’s Musk v. Altman trial, it became…
Arm has set an ambitious early revenue target for its first in-house semiconductor, projecting roughly $2 billion in sales from the new AI chip starting next year. The forecast, reported as part of the company’s latest update, is notable not…
SpaceX is reportedly preparing to rent data centre capacity to Anthropic as the AI start-up races to secure enough computing power to match its growth. The arrangement, if confirmed in full, would be another sign that the bottleneck for frontier…
A new piece of testimony tied to OpenAI’s most public governance crisis is adding fresh texture to the story of how power, strategy, and personal relationships collided inside one of the world’s most influential AI organizations. According to reporting associated…
Barry Diller has a reputation for being blunt, and his latest comments about Sam Altman and the approach to AGI were no exception. In defending Altman, Diller didn’t argue that the people building advanced AI are beyond scrutiny or that…
Snap has confirmed that its $400 million agreement with Perplexity—announced last November with big ambitions for how people would search and discover information inside Snapchat—has been “amicably ended.” The deal, as originally described, would have brought Perplexity’s AI search engine…
Google has officially shut down Project Mariner, an experimental web-assistance feature that was designed to do more than answer questions. Instead of simply generating text, Mariner aimed to take action across the internet on a user’s behalf—an approach that sits…
Arm has set out an ambitious commercial target for its first in-house artificial intelligence chip, projecting sales of about $2 billion starting next year, after what it describes as strong early demand. The UK-based company—backed by SoftBank—has long been known…
The idea sounds simple enough: before an AI model is released to the public, the government takes a look. But in Washington, “review” is rarely a single action with a single outcome. It’s a word that can mean anything from…
In the early days of OpenAI, the public story was always about ambition: build advanced AI systems, push the frontier, and do it with a mission that sounded bigger than any single founder. But behind the scenes, the company’s trajectory…