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Four paying users are suing the companies behind ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok, not because AI is moving too fast, but because they say the labs are slowing progress together.
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OpenAI built a chip, Cisco packaged complete AI systems and Google put agents inside real jobs. Here’s how that could change the AI you use every day.
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Alibaba sells Lingxi Games and raises $10.2 billion for AI, while Mattel launches a new game studio focused on Roblox and Fortnite.
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Broadcom eyes up to $100 billion in AI financing, Kakao restructures around AI, while British cinemas start restricting Meta’s smart glasses. Three developments showing how quickly AI is moving from technology into everyday life.
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Tech companies have cut nearly 140,000 jobs while investing heavily in AI. Monday.com is the latest, but the market is not rewarding the AI layoff story.
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Big tech is shifting billions off the books with complex AI financing structures. Discover how SPVs, private credit and long-term leases quietly reshape the real cost behind the AI boom.
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How Big Tech inflates AI profits: Michael Burry explains how extended server lifespans and depreciation changes let Meta, Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Oracle overstate earnings by billions.
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The AI boom is burning through power and money. Massive data centers in Indiana and beyond consume more electricity than whole cities, while profits lag behind. Experts warn of an AI-infrastructure bubble that could rival the dot-com and fiber-optic crashes.
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AI’s biggest risk isn’t hype or valuations. It’s the world’s total dependence on one chipmaker in Taiwan: TSMC.
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