Both AI labs published papers calling for a global slowdown in frontier AI development. Both also released new flagship models and filed for IPOs in the same fortnight.

OpenAI is wiring Visa into ChatGPT so AI agents can shop & pay at any Visa merchant, its second run at commerce, with no launch date or pricing yet.

South Korea's privacy regulator fined Coupang 624.7 billion won ($409 million) after a former employee exposed 33.7 million customer accounts in the country's largest data breach.

Meta erected a data firewall and told staff to sunset Manus after Beijing ordered the $2 billion acquisition unwound. The founders are seeking $1 billion for a buyback.

China's official trade union newspaper urges regulators to protect workers as AI spreads, warning that 70 million jobs face displacement and calling for algorithm oversight.

AISLE launched Snapshot, deploying AI vulnerability detection inside air-gapped networks. The startup found all 12 OpenSSL zero-days and ranks first on Berkeley's benchmark.

Oracle spent $55.7 billion on data centres in a single year, beat its own guidance by $5.7 billion, and wants to raise another $40 billion ...

Musk says true autonomy means sleeping through your commute. Tesla's Austin robotaxis crash every 57,000 miles, four times worse than the human average.

Microsoft's president penned an essay calling the AI backlash from graduates a "wake-up call." His advice: adapt. His concessions: none.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp told CNBC that full AI nationalization will become the left's mainstream position within two years. Trump and Sanders already agree on 50%.

OpenAI found Chinese-linked accounts creating AI-generated posts about data centre electricity costs. The campaign had little reach. The debate is real anyway.

The JDY botnet, linked to China's Volt Typhoon, has doubled in size and now scans for newly disclosed vulnerabilities within hours. Most nodes are in the US.