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The new model, Muse Spark, reveals the first dividends from the biggest hiring spree in AI history
At a 3.3% paid conversion rate and a collapsing promoter score, the product used to judge the technology is the worst possible sample of it
Anthropic is giving some 40 leading organizations access to its latest model, Mythos, to hoping they fix their vulnerabilities in time
Anthropic's CEO is saying the same thing out loud
Three days after closing a $122 billion round, OpenAI lost its COO, its applications chief, and its CMO
Banks are spending tens of millions on a chatbot they didn't choose — and the fine print lets xAI ask for their data
TBPN reports to the same strategist who crushed crypto's enemies and ran Clinton-era damage control
Copilot's 6 million daily users — against ChatGPT's 440 million — made the case for him
The chatbot's rough March exposes the fragile plumbing beneath the AI boom
Anthropic's convenient data leak had all the hallmarks of a press strategy, not a security lapse
Bankers expect Anthropic to list first — and the reasoning says a lot about where AI value accrues
The device could connect biometric identity, targeted ads, and commerce into a closed loop Anthropic can't touch
Three months after Disney's $1 billion bet, the platform it was built on goes dark
While OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic pour hundreds of billions into frontier models, the iPhone maker collects rent — and buys itself time
Microsoft's AI assistant commands barely 1% of the chatbot market; Satya Nadella's response is a new org chart
A $1 trillion revenue target sounds extraordinary until you do the math
OpenAI's Codex has surged from 5% to 40% of Claude Code's usage in four months — but closing a gap and winning a race demand very different muscles
Musk, Perplexity and the open-source crowd agree on the destination — but their maps look nothing alike
Musk has lost nine of eleven xAI co-founders — and is rebuilding his AI start-up with rocket engineers
Microsoft licensed the very technology that wiped $220 billion off its market cap — and the alliance's tensions are only beginning
