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SpaceX plans to invest at least $55 billion in a Texas AI chip factory called Terafab, with total costs potentially reaching $119 billion. We break down what's real, what's at stake, and who wins or loses.

Google is rebranding the Fitbit app as Google Health on May 19, launching an AI Health Coach powered by Gemini. What does this mean for your data, your doctor, and Apple?

Moonshot AI raised $2B at a $20B valuation. Its Kimi models rank second on OpenRouter. What China's open-weight AI surge means for the global LLM market.

TSMC has signed a 30-year power purchase agreement for 100% of output from Taiwan's Hai Long offshore wind project. The 1GW deal reveals how chipmakers are quietly becoming energy companies.

At Milken 2026, five AI insiders—from the CEO of ASML to a quantum physicist challenging LLMs—laid out the physical, energy, and geopolitical limits the AI boom is running into.

Pennsylvania has sued Character.AI after its chatbot characters claimed to be licensed psychiatrists and provided mental health advice. The case tests whether existing medical law can hold AI platforms accountable.

Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel and other Silicon Valley investors have poured $140 million into Panthalassa, a startup building wave-powered floating AI data centers in the open ocean. Here's what that actually means.

QuTwo, the Finnish AI lab led by former AMD Silo AI CEO Peter Sarlin, raised a $29M angel round at a $380M valuation — deliberately avoiding VC money. Here's the logic behind that bet.

AI is reshaping how citizens know, act, and deliberate together. Three researchers argue democracy's infrastructure wasn't built for this—and the design choices are already being made.

Apple agreed to pay $250 million to settle claims it misled iPhone 16 buyers about Apple Intelligence features. What this means for consumers, Big Tech marketing, and the AI industry.

SAP acquires German AI startup Prior Labs and commits €1 billion over four years to build a structured data AI lab. The deal signals a broader fight over who controls the enterprise AI stack — and which agents get through the gate.

Five major publishers and author Scott Turow have filed a class action lawsuit against Meta, alleging the company used illegal pirate sites like LibGen to train its Llama AI models without permission.