Meta jumped 6% Friday and 15% on the week after unveiling Meta Compute, a plan to sell AI computing capacity to outside customers.

Tang Jie says AI security comes from openness, not barriers, just as Beijing weighs restricting overseas access to China's best open models.

Enterprises are picking AI models by task, cost, and control, not benchmark rank. 'Good enough' is beating 'best', and the bills explain why.

The AI build-out has done something the fossil-fuel industry could not do for itself. It has set off the largest-ever construction boom in natural gas-fired power plants, the Associated Press reports.

BrainCo reads the brain through the scalp, not with implants. It is easier to scale than Neuralink, and much harder to regulate.

Laid-off Amazon staff face job searches stretching past a year, while colleagues who stayed absorb the workload. The human cost of tech's cuts.

US lawmakers introduced AI bills to fight childhood cancer and tax fraud, while also trying to rein in chatbots, deepfakes, and data centres.

Beijing flagged Claude Code as a security back door. ByteDance's Trae, Alibaba's Qoder, Tencent's CodeBuddy, and Zhipu's ZCode stand to gain.

GPT-5.6 costs far more per token than DeepSeek V4 or GLM-5.2, but Chinese users say it burns a fraction of the tokens to finish the job.

The EU issued preliminary findings accusing Facebook and Instagram of addictive design, ordering Meta to disable autoplay and infinite scroll or face fines up to $12 billion.

Johannes Heidecke is leaving OpenAI as the company merges safety and research under a new VP role. It's the latest in a long line of safety exits and team disbandments.

Meta's first Muse Image model let users generate images from public Instagram accounts by default. SAG-AFTRA, CAA, and actors pushed back. Meta pulled it in 3 days.