#AI

Anthropic's Claude suffers widespread outage affecting thousands of users, highlighting vulnerabilities in AI service dependency amid Pentagon controversy surge.

As Europe faces a power crisis, the Nordic countries have become the unexpected hotbed for AI data centers. What's driving this Arctic gold rush?

Major bitcoin mining companies like Riot Platforms and Core Scientific are shifting focus to AI computing services as mining profitability declines. What does this transformation mean for the crypto industry?

China's People's Liberation Army is rapidly integrating AI across all military domains - from drone swarms to deepfake warfare. The US military advantage may be shrinking faster than expected.

Taiheiyo Cement uses AI to operate kilns as skilled workers retire. What this means for aging industrial economies worldwide.

Lenovo's AI Workmate isn't just another smart device. It signals a fundamental shift in how we think about workplace relationships and human connection in the digital age.

OpenAI secured a Pentagon contract in 48 hours after Anthropic's negotiations collapsed. But what's really behind this rushed military AI agreement?

Anthropic's Claude chatbot has overtaken ChatGPT as the top free app in the US App Store, but the surprising catalyst was a Pentagon dispute, not superior technology.

Companies deploying AI are facing unexpected failures not from rogue systems, but from AI that follows instructions too literally. A beverage company overproduced hundreds of thousands of cans, while a customer service bot approved refunds indiscriminately.

AI coding agents are threatening the $1 trillion SaaS industry. As companies choose to build rather than buy, the per-seat pricing model crumbles. Is this the end of software as we know it?

OpenAI unveils multi-layered protections in its US Defense Department partnership, raising questions about balancing AI innovation with military applications and ethical boundaries.

Anthropic lost a Pentagon contract for refusing surveillance and killer robots. But MIT's Max Tegmark says AI companies created this mess by blocking regulation while breaking their own safety pledges.