AI

Anthropic disabled its two most advanced AI models after a US government export directive citing national security, drawing protests from over 60 cybersecurity experts.

A survey of over 18,000 people across 15 countries finds that majorities in most nations now see China, not the US, as the leading AI power.

Security expert Katie Moussouris reveals the research behind the Fable 5 ban involved a basic coding request, not a sophisticated jailbreak.

Anthropic's revised privacy policy allows identity and age checks for Claude consumer subscribers, taking effect July 8, 2026.

Microsoft's developer conference is centered on AI tooling and platforms.

Nvidia revealed a new class of PCs optimized for AI agents.

Reports point to a significant Siri upgrade and broader AI features.

The company locked in a large reduction on one of its models, intensifying competition over the cost of running AI.

The multi-year partnership targets healthcare, education, agriculture and economic development in underserved regions.

The AI developer projected sharply higher quarterly revenue and indicated it could reach an operating profit while still training frontier models.

The company submitted a confidential draft registration with U.S. regulators, setting the stage for one of the most closely watched listings in technology.

A widely followed researcher and educator is set to help rebuild a pretraining team, in one of the year's highest-profile talent moves.