Sahil Lavingia joined Elon Musk's government efficiency team with Silicon Valley confidence. Fifty-five days later, he got fired for telling reporters what he found inside. His account reveals who really ran DOGE—and why the VA surprised him.
Palmer Luckey got fired from Facebook for backing Trump. Now Meta needs his defense company to win a $22 billion military contract. The reunion changes everything.
OpenAI just upgraded ChatGPT with changes that could reshape how we interact with AI assistants. The update brings major improvements - but not everyone gets to try them yet. Here's what's coming and who gets access first.
Amazon needs startup speed to win in AI, CEO Andy Jassy told shareholders Thursday. His annual letter shows how the tech giant plans to stay nimble while spending billions on artificial intelligence.
Google just launched a protocol that turns isolated AI agents into teams of digital workers. The Agent2Agent (A2A) standard arrives with backing from SAP, PayPal, MongoDB, and 50 other tech leaders.
Google revealed Ironwood, its seventh-generation AI chip, designed to run AI applications faster and more efficiently. The new processor aims to handle the heavy lifting behind AI chatbots and similar tools.
The European Union unveiled an ambitious plan to catch up in the global AI race by building five massive computing facilities. Each "AI gigafactory" will house 100,000 AI chips - four times more than current installations.
Amazon just unveiled Nova Sonic, an AI model that talks and listens like a human. The new system beats both OpenAI and Google on speed and cost, while matching them on quality.
Amazon just made AI-generated videos longer and better. Their updated Nova Reel 1.1 model can now create videos up to two minutes long, a significant jump from its predecessor's six-second limit.
Meta just launched Llama 4, its most advanced AI model family yet. The release marks a strategic shift in how Meta builds and deploys artificial intelligence. The company unveiled two models available today: Llama 4 Scout and Llama 4 Maverick.
Google just launched a powerful new weapon in the cybersecurity arms race. Their experimental AI model, Sec-Gemini v1, aims to turn the tables on cybercriminals by amplifying defenders' capabilities.
