OpenAI is preparing a breach of contract notice against Apple after the ChatGPT-Siri integration failed to deliver the billions in subscription revenue OpenAI expected. Lawyers are exploring options as Apple prepares to announce Google Gemini as a Siri alternative at WWDC.
Elon Musk flew to Beijing during his own trial’s closing arguments, forcing his lawyer to apologize to the judge. Jury deliberations in the landmark Musk v. Altman case begin Monday, with an advisory verdict that could shape OpenAI’s future.
After two years of industry pressure, Colorado gutted the core disclosure requirements of its first-in-the-nation AI accountability law, replacing transparency mandates with a simple notification requirement.
DeepMind has unveiled an AI-powered pointer that understands the semantic context of whatever the cursor hovers over, rolling out first through Gemini in Chrome.
A Gartner survey of 350 global executives found no statistical correlation between AI-driven workforce reductions and higher ROI, with the top-performing companies using AI to amplify workers rather than replace them.
Connecticut’s Senate Bill 5, expected to be signed by Governor Lamont, introduces strict rules covering AI companion chatbots, employment decisions, synthetic content labeling, and anti-discrimination protections, with most provisions taking effect October 1.
iOS 27 will introduce an Extensions system that lets users replace Apple’s built-in AI with Gemini, Claude, or ChatGPT for Siri, Writing Tools, and other core iPhone features.
Satya Nadella is locking in GPUs, land, and energy contracts at a scale no company has ever attempted, committing 190 billion dollars to AI infrastructure he believes will define the next fifteen years of enterprise technology.
OpenAI has launched a new $14 billion entity called the Deployment Company, backed by 19 investors including TPG and SoftBank, with a mission to physically embed AI into major enterprises worldwide.
Spooked by Anthropic’s Mythos model and its ability to find and exploit cybersecurity vulnerabilities, the White House is now quietly drafting the very AI oversight policies it spent 2025 dismantling.