Anthropic's IPO Filing Puts a $2 Trillion Question to Wall Street
The AI lab's S-1 shows triple-digit revenue growth and an $80.7 billion loss driven almost entirely by accounting rules — a combination fueling both a historic retail stock offering and a vocal skeptic chorus.
Baidu's Open OCR Model Claims to Beat Gemini on Long Documents — Using a Benchmark It Wrote Itself
Unlimited-OCR-2's efficiency gains are real and independently documented, but its biggest comparative claim rests on a test Baidu published the same day as the model.
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Fresh wire reporting on workers being coaxed back after AI-driven layoffs is turning a year of scattered anecdotes into a recognized pattern, with labor-market analysts now coaching returning employees on how to negotiate.
Microsoft says a China-aligned group turned an open-source AI penetration-testing framework into a weapon that breached thousands of cloud tenants in hours, reviving the question of who answers for an autonomous tool once it leaves its creator's hands.
DoorDash has spent a year building checkout infrastructure for autonomous shopping agents, but its CEO just told investors third-party agents have placed only "several hundred" orders against roughly 3 million deliveries a day.
A hobbyist's "Evil Qwen" stunt has become an unplanned field test of a disputed theory about how cleanly interpretable AI neurons really are.
KT Cloud's newly detailed push toward 1 gigawatt of AI capacity by 2031 lands on a national grid that independent analysts already say can't keep pace with the country's chip and data-center ambitions.
A federal judge in Mississippi refused to dismiss the NAACP's Clean Air Act case against xAI's gas-turbine-powered Colossus campus, the second such setback in under two weeks after the Justice Department's own attempt to end the suit also failed.