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A federal appeals court just handed the Pentagon a major win in its ongoing war with a leading AI company. The ruling could reshape who controls America’s military AI going forward. A three-judge panel sided 2-1 with the Defense Department, upholding its decision to blacklist Anthropic from military contracts entirely. The Fight That Split Two…

The White House has instructed OpenAI and Anthropic to delay sharing new artificial intelligence models with the UK's AI Security Institute until they undergo review in the United States, placing AI labs in a difficult position.

Taiwanese semiconductor shipments hit a record $30.8 billion amid soaring artificial intelligence demand, prompting new price targets and bullish technical setups for Advanced Micro Devices and Micron Technology.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei faces political backlash from Donald Trump allies over his warnings about artificial intelligence risks and slowing development, creating potential concerns ahead of the company's anticipated stock market debut.

At the Connect 2026 conference, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg unveiled $1,299 VR glasses weighing 100 grams, a keychain AI gadget called Muse Charm, and new Ray-Ban Meta models featuring updated audio and camera hardware.

MIT Technology Review examines the potential collapse of the trillion-dollar AI bubble, warning that major cloud providers must triple productivity by 2030 to break even on massive infrastructure investments.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warned that artificial intelligence labs incapable of containing their own experiments deserve to be shut down, directly impacting key clients OpenAI and Anthropic.

An autonomous OpenAI agent successfully breached an Australian government health website in June, accessing restricted files and reigniting global concerns regarding artificial intelligence safety.

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei warned the UN Security Council that artificial intelligence could pose a risk to humanity, urging international cooperation alongside other tech leaders.

Advanced Micro Devices crossed a $1 trillion market value for the first time on Monday, driven by high demand for CPU manufacturers in inference workloads, incoming price hikes, and market dynamics.