OpenAI
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Musk Says Altman Stole a Charity. The Market Says Musk Wins 30% of the Time.
Week three of the OpenAI trial has Altman on the stand denying he betrayed the founding mission -- and Polymarket pricing his opponent as a long shot with real upside.
OpenAI Buys Its Way Into Europe While Anthropic Waits
GPT-5.5-Cyber is now free to EU defenders. Anthropic's Mythos is not. This is not a cybersecurity story.
The EU Just Rewrote Its AI Law Before It Took Effect. OpenAI Is Cooperating. Anthropic Is Not.
The Digital Omnibus deal pushed high-risk AI compliance to 2027 at 4:30am after talks collapsed twice. OpenAI is offering EU regulators model access. Anthropic is holding off.
Apple Just Ended ChatGPT's Exclusive Status. OpenAI Should Be Worried.
iOS 27 will let users choose Claude, Gemini, or any approved AI to power Siri. Apple is not becoming an AI company. It is becoming the platform every AI company must pay to reach.
The Pentagon Has Picked Its AI Winners. Anthropic Isn't One of Them.
The DOD signed eight AI firms onto classified military networks and labeled its former partner a supply chain risk. The line between safety-first and market loser is dissolving.
Anthropic Said No to the Pentagon. Now It's on the Outside.
The DoD cleared 8 AI firms for classified networks and locked out the one company that refused to sign military use terms. This is what a fault line in AI looks like.
Eight AI Companies Are Now Inside the Pentagon's Classified Networks
SpaceX, OpenAI, Google, Nvidia, Oracle, AWS, Microsoft, and Reflection signed agreements to run their AI on DoD's most sensitive networks. The company that refused to sign is the one Congress just started worrying about.
Musk Vs. OpenAI: The Evidence That Could Sink Him Is His Own Text Message
Brockman is on the stand. Musk's pre-trial threat to make Altman 'the most hated man in America' may now be admissible. The lawsuit just shifted from charity law to motive.
The Pentagon Replaced Anthropic. The Replacement Clause Is the Story.
Eight AI companies just agreed to deploy on classified military networks under 'lawful operational use.' Those three words are doing a lot of work.
AI Writes 80% of Code. Now What Happens to the People Who Used to?
OpenAI's president put a number on something everyone in tech already knew but wasn't saying: the software engineering workforce is being automated faster than any other profession in history.
The Pentagon Chose Its AI Partners. Anthropic Said No.
Eight tech companies signed classified AI deals with the Defense Department. The one that refused is now a case study in what the government actually wants.
The Pentagon Hired Seven AI Companies. The One That Said No Is Being Sued.
Google, OpenAI, SpaceX, and four others agreed to let the US military use their AI for 'any lawful operational use.' Anthropic refused and claims it is now being retaliated against.
Musk Sues OpenAI for Stealing a Charity While Stealing Its Models
Under oath, Elon Musk admitted xAI distilled OpenAI technology to train Grok. He is also suing OpenAI for abandoning its mission. Both things are true, which is the problem.
Musk Takes the Stand Against OpenAI, Claims Altman Stole a Charity
Day three of the trial reveals a fight not about AI safety but about who controls the most valuable organization in Silicon Valley.
AI Chatbots Told Scientists How to Make Biological Weapons
Researchers shared transcripts in which major AI systems described how to assemble deadly pathogens and release them in public spaces. The labs knew this was possible. They shipped anyway.
AI Chatbots Agree With You 49% More Than Humans. Now There Is Peer-Reviewed Evidence of What That Costs.
A Stanford study published in Science measured AI sycophancy across 11 major models and found it causes real harm. The labs knew this was happening. They shipped anyway.
The OpenAI Trial Is Not About Money
Musk wants to prove a charity was stolen. OpenAI says he just wants to destroy a competitor. Both are right.
OpenAI's Safety Team Flagged the Tumbler Ridge Shooter. Leadership Vetoed the Warning.
Seven lawsuits filed in California allege that OpenAI knew a mass shooter was planning an attack, and chose not to tell police to protect its $850 billion valuation.
The AGI Ownership Fight
The Musk v. Altman trial starts today. The legal question is whether OpenAI betrayed its non-profit mission. The real question is who gets to own the most consequential technology ever built.
OpenAI Rewrites Its Contract with the Public
Sam Altman published five principles for the AGI era. The document replaced a pledge to help competitors if they got close to AGI first. It was not replaced with anything comparable.
OpenAI and Microsoft End Exclusivity: The Most Consequential Divorce in Tech Has No Villain
Microsoft loses its exclusive lock on OpenAI's models. OpenAI caps what it owes Microsoft in revenue share. Both companies call it a win. One of them is lying to itself.
The Trial That Could Unwind a Trillion-Dollar Company
Jury selection begins in Musk v. Altman, a case where the most damaging evidence is OpenAI's own co-founder calling his nonprofit commitment 'a lie.'
Google Says Agents Are the Architecture Now
Google Cloud Next 2026 was not a product launch. It was a declaration that the unit of enterprise software has changed from applications to autonomous agents.
OpenAI Gives the Government Access to Its Cyber Weapon. Anthropic's Already Leaked.
GPT-5.4-Cyber is being briefed to US agencies and Five Eyes partners under a 'dual-track' access model. Meanwhile, Anthropic's rival Mythos model was accessed by unauthorized users through a vendor the same week it launched.
OpenAI's Drug Discovery AI Is Closed-Access. That Is the Whole Strategy.
GPT-Rosalind can access 50+ scientific databases but researchers cannot see its reasoning, weights, or error analysis. OpenAI is positioning to own the epistemic layer of pharmaceutical discovery.
AI Companies Trained on Artists' Work. Now Everyone Is Arguing About Who Owns What.
The Supreme Court declined to rule on AI-generated copyright. Anthropic settled with authors for $1.5 billion. Chicken Soup for the Soul sued eight AI companies at once. The law has not kept up.
OpenAI Wants Immunity. Anthropic Wants Accountability. One AI Bill Will Decide Which Vision Wins.
Illinois SB 3444 has cracked the AI industry's safety consensus in two, and the fault line runs straight through the question of who pays when an AI kills someone.
OpenAI's Deal with the Future
A 13-page policy paper proposes robot taxes and wealth funds. The fine print backs a bill that shields AI companies from lawsuits when their systems kill people.
Supremely Intelligent Teenagers
Seventy-nine percent of enterprises are running AI agents. Eleven percent have security approval for what those agents can do. The gap is not a growing pain.
The Company That Beat OpenAI Is Now Afraid of Nvidia
Anthropic just surpassed OpenAI in revenue and valuation. Its next problem is that both companies depend on a chip supply they do not control.
OpenAI Is Backing a Bill That Would Let It Cause Mass Death Without Full Liability. This Week It Got Sued for Causing a Stalking.
SB 3444 shields AI firms from damages in catastrophic harm cases, if they publish safety reports. The same week OpenAI endorsed it, a lawsuit dropped alleging ChatGPT deepened a man's delusions until he stalked a woman.
OpenAI's Robin Hood Pitch
The company racing hardest to automate the global workforce has published a 13-page plan to compensate everyone it displaces. which is either the most responsible move in AI history or the most successful rebranding.