Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

With new funding and a $2.6 billion valuation, Sakana AI is accelerating Japan-centric A.I. research, multilingual models and industry-specific tools.

Backed by tech heavyweights, Cursor’s meteoric rise signals a new era in A.I.-assisted programming.

Fei-Fei Li calls spatial intelligence “A.I.’s next frontier” as World Labs debuts Marble.

Turing Award winner Yann LeCun is reportedly leaving Meta to create a startup developing “world models,” a new path beyond large language models.

Rivian’s Mind Robotics will apply A.I. to industrial automation and reshape how physical businesses operate.

A Yale study quantifies the impact of Elon Musk’s political actions on Tesla’s EV business for the first time.

Tinder is using A.I. not to replace human connection but to make real-world dating safer and faster.

Bill Gates’ daughter is taking on e-commerce with a dorm-born A.I. shopping assistant called Phia.

The A.I. safety researcher behind the Center for AI Safety is advising xAI and Scale AI on curbing bias and mitigating high-stakes risks.

Anthropic will receive more than one gigawatt of compute from Google by 2026.

OpenAI is recruiting former JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley employees to train A.I. models for financial tasks.

After backlash over an A.I. memo, Duolingo’s CEO clarifies the company’s plans: no layoffs, just new tools to help employees work smarter.

Bob Iger and David Zaslav are among the first attendees spotted at this year’s “summer camp for billionaires.”

The annual Allen & Co. Sun Valley conference returns this July with a high-powered guest list of tech CEOs, media bosses and billionaire dealmakers.

More users are paying for Duolingo, the popular language learning app, than ever before.

Elon Musk’s 53rd birthday also marks the 9th anniversary of a heated argument with Larry Page on the dangers of artificial intelligence.