Google allows the U.S. Department of Defense to use its AI technology on classified networks, becoming the second major AI company to partner with the Pentagon after OpenAI.
Microsoft has open-sourced VibeVoice on GitHub, a frontier-grade voice AI model supporting high-quality text-to-speech, real-time conversation, and voice cloning.
Google and the Pentagon have reportedly agreed on a deal allowing the military to use Google AI tools for ‘any lawful’ purpose in classified environments, sparking internal employee opposition.
EU regulators announce plans to extend the Digital Markets Act to cloud services and AI, intensifying oversight of tech giants.
Google officially approves Pentagon use of its AI platforms for handling classified information, marking a significant shift in the tech giant’s relationship with the military.
Elon Musk testifies in OpenAI lawsuit, claiming the company’s transformation from nonprofit to for-profit amounts to ‘stealing a charity,’ while OpenAI lawyers counter that the suit is motivated by competitive interests.
OpenAI reportedly fell short of internal revenue and user growth targets during its critical sprint toward an IPO, triggering a chip stock selloff and a Nasdaq decline of over 1%.
Following OpenAI’s announcement ending its exclusive partnership with Microsoft, Amazon AWS has swiftly moved to launch OpenAI’s new products on its cloud platform, signaling a fundamental shift in AI cloud competition.
Nvidia announces a new memory solution aimed at addressing the GPU VRAM shortage plaguing the AI industry, hailed as a significant step toward resolving the ‘RAM Apocalypse.’
The battle between Elon Musk and Sam Altman over OpenAI’s direction moves from social media sparring to a courtroom showdown that could reshape the company’s future.