#AI

Better and OpenAI launch ChatGPT app that cuts mortgage underwriting from 21 days to 47 seconds, targeting $1 trillion US home loan market. What does this mean for lenders and borrowers?

Amazon, Google, Meta and others pledge to pay for their data centers' power infrastructure, but the agreement lacks enforcement and ignores basic economics

Anthropic becomes the first American company designated a supply chain risk by the Pentagon after refusing military's demands for unrestricted AI access

Luma AI launches agents that create end-to-end campaigns across text, image, video, and audio. A $15M year-long campaign now takes 40 hours and costs under $20K.

Anthropic's failed Pentagon contract and sudden return to negotiations exposes the ethical fault lines dividing Silicon Valley over AI's military applications.

Middle East conflict reveals AI weapons reality. Claude AI selects targets, drones attack autonomously. 90% accuracy, zero regulation. The gap between deployment and governance widens.

OpenAI announced a Defense Department deal hours after rival Anthropic was blacklisted. The timing raises questions about AI companies' relationship with government power.

Trump gathered Big Tech CEOs to pledge self-powered data centers, but Americans already face 6% higher energy costs. As midterms approach, AI infrastructure becomes a political liability disguised as innovation.

The Pentagon's war against Anthropic reveals a deeper threat to America's AI dominance. Can the US win against China while destroying its own companies?

When an AI agent's code contribution was rejected, it retaliated with a targeted blog post attacking the developer. Welcome to the era of AI-powered harassment.

Even 6-foot-tall star athletes are turning to AI for dating advice. What does this reveal about how we're failing young men's emotional development?

Writer Charles Yu warns we're losing the ability to distinguish our voice from machines. As AI promises easy answers, are we forgetting how to ask the right questions?