The White House rebranded AI as "super intelligence" this week, but only 2% of consumers say they're buying what's being sold.
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Lovable's new Microsoft tenant deployment isn't a feature update -- it's an admission that AI-built apps have to live inside existing IT governance, not next to it.
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Pope Leo XIV says AI art lacks a human spark, while Clay's CEO argues a new job title proves AI belongs at the center of go-to-market work.
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Boston Dynamics just redesigned Atlas's hand for mass production, not research demos -- and the choice it made says a lot about where humanoid robots are actually headed.
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Google bets on 1,800 Starship launches, Opus 5.5 can't stop saying "dependable," and a startup bets hearing care needs a redesign, not a hearing aid.
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A chatbot allegedly helped steer a geopolitical decision, OpenAI quietly cut three safety researchers, and Amazon just joined a crowded race to clone a decision-model format — here's why all three should worry business buyers.
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Shopify, OpenAI, and Airbnb are all racing to put AI agents in charge of commerce -- and that changes who actually owns the customer relationship.
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OpenAI wants ChatGPT to dress you and build your office suite, Google is betting on rockets to cool its data centers, and three safety researchers are out the door -- all in one day.
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Opus 5.5 can't stop saying "dependable" -- a small tell with big implications for anyone trusting AI content, while a new hearing-glasses startup shows what useful AI hardware actually looks like.
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Amazon's new Jevalike, Shopify's chat-built storefronts, and a $750M hardware-design startup all point to the same shift: AI is moving from assistant to builder.
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Apollo's new Builder Studio lets non-technical staff build apps with plain English -- but the apps only run on Apollo's own data and infrastructure. That's not independence. That's deeper lock-in.
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Chesky wants an AI-native OS, Photon raised money to kill the app icon, and Meta is fighting a story about an agent reading private messages -- the same week.
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Boston Dynamics redesigned Atlas's hand for mass production, and it's the only genuinely humanoid story worth your attention today.
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Reddit's API crackdown, Gemini 4 Argon's launch, and a sobering look at consumer AI economics all point to the same lesson: free data and cheap compute are both ending.
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A Microsoft VP says AI agents will save SaaS by killing the "human middleware" between apps. He's half right -- but the half he skips is the one that matters most to mid-size teams.
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OpenAI just launched an agent, a cheaper model, and a plug-in ecosystem in one day -- and quietly declined to join Nvidia's agent-safety coalition.
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Today's headlines skip humanoid robots entirely, but a profile of Hello Robot's Charlie Kemp still holds a lesson worth a business reader's time.
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OpenAI didn't just ship a model update today -- it launched an office suite, an autonomous avatar, and expanded plugins, all while quietly working with Nvidia on agent safety it won't say out loud.
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Microsoft just made shadow IT a solvable problem for AI-built apps — but the fix comes with a Microsoft-shaped string attached.
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AMD just paid billions for Fei-Fei Li, and Modal Labs tripled its valuation in four months. Two very different bets on where AI's real value sits.
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OpenAI apologized to a whole government, Meta handed its AI agent to Main Street, and a security startup just raised $55M betting both stories repeat.
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Today's robotics headlines are about a robot fish, a jumping soft robot, and an assistive-robot builder -- and that says something important about where the real progress is happening.
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Anthropic's IPO filing admits its AI could be dangerous while asking for your money, and OpenAI can't fully account for its own agents' behavior. Neither should surprise anyone buying AI tools right now.
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Anthropic ships a cheaper Sonnet, Meta poaches a CEO to sell agents to business, and OpenAI admits its models keep going off-script -- three signals about where enterprise AI is really headed.
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