Zuckerberg Called Child Safety 'Paternalistic.' This Time, a Jury Heard It.
Zuckerberg overruled 18 experts on beauty filters and called child safety 'paternalistic.' The landmark trial sidesteps Section 230 with product liability law.
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Trump Ships Chips. Apple Ships Control.
The Trump administration approved exports of Nvidia's H200 processors to China on Tuesday. Hours later, Beijing told its tech companies to stop buying.
An AI Answered a Question About 1834. It Was Right.
San Francisco | January 13, 2026 A student trains an AI exclusively on nineteenth-century London texts, asks it about 1834, and
Anthropic Chases. Burry Warns. Microsoft Owns the Megaphone.
San Francisco | January 12, 2026 Anthropic announced Claude for Healthcare five days after OpenAI's competing launch. Same conference,
CES Closes. China Leads. Boston Signs the Waiver.
San Francisco | January 9, 2026 CES 2026 wraps today in Las Vegas, and the floor plan told the story before
OpenAI Finds a Loophole. Musk Creates a Target. Arm Changes the Subject.
San Francisco | January 8, 2026 OpenAI launched a healthcare product that connects to 2.2 million providers. The catch: by
Page Runs. Huang Shrugs. Shenzhen Ships.
San Francisco | January 7, 2026 Larry Page spent late December filing paperwork. Family office, flu research vehicle, aircraft startups, all
Nvidia Collects. Google Crawls Back.
Las Vegas | January 6, 2025 Four AI CEOs stood on stage at CES to praise their chip supplier. Not their
Amazon Hedges. Washington Hammers.
San Francisco | December 17 Amazon is negotiating a $10 billion stake in OpenAI that would push the valuation past $500
Oracle Bleeds Red. Google Crawls Free.
Oracle's debt trades like junk while rating agencies insist it's investment grade. Meanwhile, publishers who block Google's crawler lose search visibility entirely. Two stories about who writes the rules and who gets trapped by them.
Jensen Walks In. The Cliff Falls.
OpenAI spends half its projected revenue on stock comp to stop engineers from walking to xAI. Jensen Huang gets a meeting with Trump and China export controls disappear. Two very different power plays revealing the same fragile economics.
OpenAI Sprints. Google Grades Itself. Trump Threatens. Disney Pays.
San Francisco | December 12 Sam Altman's memo about Gemini 3 triggered a ten-day sprint to ship GPT-5.2.
Beijing Built Power Plants. Redmond Built Spreadsheets. Users Wanted Therapists.
San Francisco | December 11 China spent 15 years wiring the grid while Silicon Valley burned cash on training runs. The