Jeremy Khan, Fortune’s artificial intelligence editor, sent out the following on Wednesday: We’ve got some exciting news over on Edit’s AI team. We have a new senior AI reporter starting tomorrow: Emi...

Ars Technica has fired senior AI reporter Benj Edwards following an outrage-sparking controversy involving AI-fabricated quotes.

After a public roasting in Anthropic's Super Bowl ad and across social media, OpenAI introduces a new model that cuts down on the cringey 'moralizing preambles.'

Gary Sheng explains how he went from organizing dance parties to overseeing Peon Ping, a Claude plug-in with 100K+ users that keeps developers on task using video game sounds.

Emily Forlini of PCMag joins Mikah Sargent this week on Tech News Weekly! A look into a program that trains dogs to detect hidden tech. How AI is impacting learning for kids

Everything AI can do, Perplexity Computer does for you.

A statement from our CEO on national security uses of AI

Emily Forlini of PCMag joins Mikah Sargent this week on Tech News Weekly! A look into a program that trains dogs to detect hidden tech. How AI is impacting learning for kids

Discover reviews, ratings, and trailers for Mr. Nobody Against Putin on Rotten Tomatoes. Stay updated with critic and audience scores today!

Liu won gold with a rousing routine to "MacArthur Park" by Donna Summer. Kaori Sakamoto and Ami Nakai, both of Japan, won silver and bronze.

Their feud runs deep, dating back to 2021, when Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and his sister, President and Co-Founder Daniela Amodei, left OpenAI to found a more "trusted" company. The two have since built Anthropic into a runaway success, mostly thanks to a narrow focus on programming and Claude Code. Anthropic might even be getting a bit cocky; it aired a Super Bowl ad criticizing ChatGPT, prompting an X rant from Altman. The momentum has continued since then with the release of a new model, Sonnet 4.6, and a fresh $30 billion funding round—bringing its total funding past OpenAI's, Pitchbook reports.

In this week's AI wrap-up, OpenAI's Anthropic jealousy is on full display at an AI summit in India. Meanwhile, I discover my new favorite internet toy. (Hint: Warcraft III meets Claude Code.)

Meet Iris, the now-retired Labrador who sniffed out hidden laptops, thumb drives, and other technological evidence, helping launch a whole new kind of digital forensics.

Meet Iris, the now-retired Labrador who sniffed out hidden laptops, thumb drives, and other technological evidence, helping launch a whole new kind of digital forensics.

In this week's AI wrap-up, a post about the death of white-collar jobs rocks Silicon Valley.

In a bold statement against today's upgrade-obsessed tech culture, younger people are bucking the trend by picking up dumb phones. Many say it's a permanent lifestyle change.

You can now sync your contacts and 'find friends' on OpenAI. Is this the first major step toward the company becoming a social media app?

The site will eventually create personal AI agents for you. But for now, it requires you to hand over a credit card and takes no responsibility for anything your agents do, even if they commit crimes.

Episode #34

Known for pressing vinyl for Chicago artists, the shop’s new partnership with Jeff Tweedy will help keep the records spinning.

Joanna Stern

In this week's AI news wrap-up, I dig into how the viral agentic platform OpenClaw rattled me, why Sam Altman is on edge, and a new path to inner peace.

In this week's AI news wrap-up, I dig into how the viral agentic platform OpenClaw rattled me, why Sam Altman is on edge, and a new path to inner peace.