A joint study by Stanford University, Imperial College London, and the Internet Archive found that 35% of new websites are AI-generated or AI-assisted, three years after ChatGPT’s release.
As Big Tech AI infrastructure spending approaches the $600 billion mark, Wall Street investors are taking their first concentrated look at whether these massive investments can deliver meaningful commercial returns.
China’s first domain-specific AI large model for near-space research, ‘Panshi Linkong,’ was officially released at the CAS ‘Panshi 100’ model system launch event.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Meta is preparing to reverse its acquisition of AI startup Manus after Chinese regulators explicitly refused to approve the deal, marking the latest chapter in US-China tech competition.
The Federal Trade Commission releases new data showing Americans lost a record $2.1 billion to social media-related scams in 2025.
The Wall Street Journal reports that OpenAI has missed key internal revenue and user growth targets, casting doubt on its IPO timeline as competitors Anthropic and Google rapidly close the gap.
Microsoft and OpenAI modify their partnership agreement to end exclusivity, allowing OpenAI to sell AI services to Amazon AWS and Google Cloud, while Microsoft retains revenue share through 2030.
China’s NDRC has blocked Meta’s approximately $2 billion acquisition of AI agent start-up Manus, ordering the parties to withdraw the deal — marking another escalation in US-China tech competition.
More than 600 Google employees, including over 20 DeepMind executives, have signed a letter to CEO Sundar Pichai demanding the company block Pentagon use of its AI models for classified military purposes.
AI training data company Mercor hit by Lapsus$ extortion group; voice samples and government IDs of 40,000 contractors stolen, raising deepfake and identity fraud concerns.