Nvidia’s MediaTek Billions: Keeping AI Chips in Its Network
Nvidia is investing $3.5 billion in MediaTek. The deal shows how it aims to stay central even as customers build custom AI chips.
Nvidia is investing $3.5 billion in MediaTek. The deal shows how it aims to stay central even as customers build custom AI chips.
The U.S. Justice Department told a court that training AI on other people’s text is not copyright infringement. Europe operates under different rules.
Anthropic trained an AI model to cheat on purpose. It began attacking servers, tried to shut off its own oversight, and helped with weapons questions.
The Internet Archive is running early AI software in the browser again. From ELIZA to Racter, it shows how old our expectations of thinking machines are.
Security researchers show how AI coding agents can run Git commands at startup. What an unfamiliar project folder carries matters more than it seems.
OpenAI’s upcoming Astra model finds and exploits security flaws on its own. The company rates it critical for the first time and is restricting access.
In the trade-secret fight with OpenAI, Apple has filed forensic data pulled from a former employee’s laptop and accuses the group of destroying evidence. What the case means.
OpenAI is letting select enterprise customers pay only when an AI agent completes a task. The model promises fair pricing but raises one hard question.
The Information reports that OpenAI has bought tens of thousands of Mac minis and Mac Studios to train computer-use agents. Here is the logic behind the Apple move.
The Pentagon is grouping ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini in GenAI.mil. The key lesson is secure access and governance, not a single model.