Dozens of University of Illinois students tried to use AI to apologize for cheating—only to be exposed by identical emails. Professors turned the moment into a viral lesson on academic integrity.
President Trump’s potential approval of Nvidia Blackwell AI chip sales to China has triggered bipartisan alarm over national security risks.
Character.AI has banned all users under 18 following lawsuits alleging its AI chatbots contributed to teen suicides, prompting urgent calls for AI safety reforms.
Substrate, a San Francisco start-up, says it can produce cutting-edge computer chips at half the cost of industry leader ASML—using particle accelerators and a bold new vision for U.S. tech independence.
Microsoft reports $34.9 billion in capital expenditures to fuel AI growth, driven by Azure and a new $135 billion stake in OpenAI.
Tech giants are pouring hundreds of billions into AI, but concerns are mounting over whether this investment frenzy is sustainable or a sign of a looming bubble.
Days before a pivotal meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, China has unveiled its 15th Five-Year Plan, doubling down on its mission for technological self-reliance and global manufacturing dominance.
Livestream shopping leader Whatnot has raised $225 million in a Series F round, pushing its valuation to $11.5 billion as its gross merchandise value more than doubles in 2025.
San Francisco start-up Substrate is challenging ASML with a new approach to chip manufacturing that promises lower costs and faster deployment. But can it really break the Dutch giant’s stranglehold?
In a historic move, Microsoft is releasing Halo: Combat Evolved on PlayStation for the first time, signaling a major shift in its exclusivity strategy.