Meta's $100B AMD Deal for 'Personal Superintelligence'
Meta commits up to $100 billion to AMD chips over five years, gaining a 10% stake option and reducing Nvidia dependence as Zuckerberg pursues AI for everyone
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Meta commits up to $100 billion to AMD chips over five years, gaining a 10% stake option and reducing Nvidia dependence as Zuckerberg pursues AI for everyone
CleaveNet system designs peptide sensors that detect cancer-linked enzymes, potentially enabling at-home screening for dozens of cancer types
The popular local inference tool now installs and configures OpenClaw automatically, giving desktop users access to AI agents with a single command.
After a tense Tuesday meeting, Defense Secretary Hegseth told Anthropic's CEO: comply by Friday 5pm or the government will force compliance. Anthropic isn't budging.
Federal judge dismisses Elon Musk's xAI lawsuit against OpenAI, ruling that hiring former employees isn't theft - but the AI talent wars continue
A Toronto startup is etching LLM weights directly into transistors, achieving 17,000 tokens per second. The catch: you can't change the model.
Half the tested AI tools produced prediction models that matched or beat human researchers. A student and high schooler built working code in minutes.
OpenAI dissolves its mission alignment team while senior researchers exit Anthropic, OpenAI, and xAI citing safety concerns
Over half of US seed and Series A funding now goes to $100M+ rounds as investors bet on pedigree over products
Anthropic's COBOL modernization playbook and security tool preview wipe $45 billion from tech stocks in a single day
Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft are spending record amounts on AI infrastructure while their free cash flow craters
New paper shows 'intent laundering' bypasses Gemini, Claude, and other models with 90-98% success by removing obvious attack cues
UNH AI reads thousands of papers to identify high-temperature magnets for electric vehicles and clean energy.
This week's biggest open-source AI developments: llama.cpp finds a permanent home at HF and Z.ai ships GLM-5 under MIT license
Defense Secretary Hegseth has called Dario Amodei to the Pentagon for a tense meeting. Anthropic must decide: drop AI safety guardrails or face blacklisting.
78 chatbot bills are active in 27 states as lawmakers respond to tragedies involving Character.AI. California and New York laws are already in effect.
The Peace Corps just launched Tech Corps to deploy American engineers across the developing world. The goal is ambitious: beat China in the global AI race. The plan has some serious problems.
Android malware using Gemini for real-time evasion. A low-skill attacker using Claude and DeepSeek to compromise 600 networks. NIST launches an emergency standards initiative. Welcome to February 2026.
Four major AI models launched in 16 days. None of them won. Here's what that means for you.
UCSF study finds generative AI can build prediction models in minutes that took human teams months, though only half the tested systems worked.
University of New Hampshire researchers used AI to scan 67,000 compounds and find alternatives to rare earth magnets critical for EVs and clean energy.
Dario Amodei said 90% of code would be AI-written by September. Elon Musk said AGI would arrive in 2025. The World Economic Forum predicted 85 million jobs displaced. Time to check the receipts.
Amazon threat researchers tracked a Russian-speaking attacker who used commercial AI tools to compensate for limited hacking skills. The result: 600+ FortiGate devices compromised across 55 countries.
Anthropic's flagship model bypassed by security researchers who extracted detailed sarin gas and smallpox synthesis instructions