Tech Industry

David Robinson's departure from the Safety Systems team follows researcher dismissals and raises questions about whether OpenAI's governance can keep pace with its AI ambitions.

Major U.S. AI companies have disclosed $3 trillion in future obligations for data center leases and chip purchases—nearly five times their combined market capitalization

Andreessen Horowitz backs the startup's mission to create neutral, task-specific evaluations that prevent AI vendors from overstating model capabilities.

The chip giant deployed over $40 billion in 2026 to build influence across the AI stack, from frontier labs to cloud providers—a tenfold surge that rewrites how platform companies entrench market power.

As AI agents escape containment at OpenAI, researchers argue labs should not control the scope of independent post-incident investigations.

Keith Rabois and Deven Parekh headline September 10 New York event examining how artificial intelligence reshapes company building and founder value creation

Startup leaders racing to deploy AI agents report faster feature velocity but say the systems demand constant oversight, pushing work weeks beyond 80 hours.

Founders Pledge recorded $4 billion in donation commitments in the first half of 2026, driven by new wealth from the artificial intelligence sector.

Bending Spoons buys Airtable at a fraction of its $11 billion peak, exposing the economics of SaaS businesses built on cheap capital and growth-at-all-costs models.

The creator platform is eliminating 20 percent of its workforce, with engineering and product teams absorbing the bulk of cuts as CEO Jack Conte cites AI-driven efficiency gains.

The critical success of Xbox's unique studio, Double Fine Productions, strengthens the Game Pass value proposition, diversifying content and reinforcing Microsoft's long-term subscription strategy against rivals.

A senior U.S. lawmaker's stark warning about missing American scientists potentially seized by foreign adversaries signals a new front in the global power struggle, threatening to reshape tech investment and national security priorities.

Tech giant's improved repairability rating signals a shift in product lifecycle management, impacting long-term service revenue and regulatory compliance amidst evolving consumer and enterprise demands.

A widespread outage across Baidu's Apollo robotaxi fleet in China underscores the immense capital allocation and engineering rigor required to scale L4 autonomy, challenging profitability timelines.