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Jamie Dimon is funding the AI boom and wants Washington to provide the safety net

JPMorgan is already changing workers roles with AI and is spending $20 billion a year to accelerate the process

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The 'everything app' needs an everything government

Russia, China, and Elon Musk are all chasing the same dream. Only the authoritarians are winning

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America is winning the AI frontier and losing the AI floor

Chinese models form the backbone of 80% of US startups; export controls weren't built for this

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Silicon Valley went to Washington and found consensus

The premier tech-policy summit in Washington revealed both a powerful new caucus and the legislative inertia threatening to undermine it

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Bernie and AOC search for AI's off switch

54 local moratoriums have already passed — the Sanders bill just gave the backlash a brand

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Trump's AI framework tells states to stand down

A seven-pillar framework that says more about what states can't do than what companies must

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The best drone killer in the world exists — the Pentagon won't buy it

Epirus's Leonidas can down 49 drones with one pulse. The Army only owns four of them

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Why aren't the Navy's robot ships clearing the Strait of Hormuz?

Task Force 59's four years of unmanned innovation in the Persian Gulf, and the Strait of Hormuz is still a kill box

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Commercial satellites go dark over Iran

Planet Labs and Vantor have restricted satellite imagery of the Iran war zone, raising questions about who controls the new era of open-source intelligence

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Anduril secures $20B Army contract

The Army's new 10-yr deal signals that software-first procurement has graduated from experiment to doctrine

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China's OpenClaw obsession

While American enterprises debate compliance frameworks, China has turned an Austrian developer's open-source AI agent into a national movement — complete with lobster hats, government subsidies, and $100 billion in new market value