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As companies double down on artificial intelligence, a quieter but more structural shift is unfolding across the tech industry: fewer employees, higher efficiency, and a new model of growth.
The UAE-based investment firm joined a global investor group backing the Paris-headquartered artificial intelligence startup founded by former Meta chief AI scientist Yann LeCun.
Iran’s latest warning suggests the conflict with Israel and the U.S. could expand beyond military targets, pulling the cloud infrastructure of Big Tech into the battlefield.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei apologizes for an internal memo but maintains plans to challenge the Pentagon's supply-chain risk designation, as OpenAI's Sam Altman publicly criticizes the AI rival.
The U.S. Department of Defense has designated AI startup Anthropic a "supply-chain risk," escalating a conflict over military use of artificial intelligence and raising broader questions about how much control AI companies can retain over their technology.
A defense partnership, a user backlash, and a perfectly timed product rollout are reshaping the consumer AI battlefield
After Anthropic was banned from U.S. defense contracts and OpenAI signed a Pentagon deal within hours, the AI industry’s biggest question is no longer about models — it’s about power, red lines, and who decides how artificial intelligence is used in war.
Open letter from U.S. tech employees calls designation retaliatory; Trump and defense officials defend action as national security matter.
Saudi Arabia’s HUMAIN has taken a major minority position in Elon Musk’s xAI, contributing $3 billion to the company’s Series E round ahead of its SpaceX merger.
How Jeff Bezos reshaped The Washington Post from a struggling legacy newsroom into a digital media powerhouse — and why the shift still sparks debate.
Adobe says Adobe Animate will remain available for new and existing users with no end date, confirming the software will continue in maintenance mode with security updates and bug fixes but no new features.
Adobe confirms end-of-life for its 2D animation software, with phased access for existing users and extended timelines for enterprise customers.