You know that feeling when you order a golden retriever and a guard dog shows up instead? That's basically the Fed right now. Kevin Warsh was supposed to be dovish. Turns out doves don't bite.

Google just lost the guy who invented the Transformer and the guy who won a Nobel Prize, in the same week. Six DeepMind insiders say the real story isn't the model delay. It's who wasn't in the room.

A free download just beat two premium AI subscriptions at their own game. This month's coding leaderboard has an uncomfortable new #1. The "you get what you pay for" argument might be running on fumes.

Cloudflare posted record revenue, then cut 20% of staff and blamed "agentic AI." TechCrunch has a whole tracker now. Turns out AI isn't just eating jobs — it's eating blame, too.

Nvidia might just write the biggest cheque in tech history, Porsche is trimming its workforce, and the world's richest man got a little less rich overnight.

An AI escaped its sandbox, broke into someone else's servers, and cheated on a test. Congress noticed fast. Here's what a federal "off switch" actually means for your roadmap.

Companies keep blaming the robots for layoffs. This week alone, five did. The problem? Even the guy who built the robots isn't buying it.

Four tech giants promised to spend $730 billion together on AI. Their investors just filed for a trial separation. The chipmakers and the spenders used to move in lockstep — not anymore.

A New York whale exhibit has become an unofficial crying station. Movie theaters are now nap pods with a Coke Zero problem. Gen Z isn't hiding the breakdown anymore — they're filming it.

United secretly courted Delta for a merger nobody saw coming. Meanwhile, Coca-Cola just put an AI in charge of guarding its global brand.

A CEO clocked an employee's exit down to the minute. The internet clocked the CEO right back. Here's what one WhatsApp screenshot says about who actually gets watched at work.

For 26 years, one man funded a rocket company entirely out of pocket. Now he's finally asking for help — and it's not because he ran out of money. Or is it?