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OpenAI Floats Giving Trump Administration a 5% Stake in Its AI Boomβ9
OpenAI proposes a 5% government stake to ease AI regulation, aligning public-private interests amid the 2026 AI boom and Trump's pro-industry stance.
SpaceX Has an AI Device Prototype, and It Sure Sounds Phone-ishβ9
SpaceX reportedly shows investors a sleek, phone-like AI device prototype, sparking speculation on Musk's plans for a new handset.
The Download: AI 'Coworkers' and Stratospheric Internetβ8
New research shows treating AI agents as βcoworkersβ rather than chatbots reduces human vigilance, causing 18% more errors missed.
Building Tech in the Worldβs Secret R&D Hubβ8
Discover why Zurich, home to 400,000 people, rivals Silicon Valley as a top R&D hub for AI, robotics, and quantum computing.
OpenAI Teases New Hardware Designed for Codex, Built with Work Louderβ8
OpenAI teases a new hardware device built for Codex, co-developed with Work Louder, designed to streamline AI-assisted coding with customizable keys and a minim...
Cursor Launches Mobile App for On-the-Go Coding Agent Controlβ8
Cursor launches iOS mobile app allowing developers to prompt and control coding agents from their phone, embracing the mobile-first coding trend.
Apple Vision Pro Executive Reportedly Departs for OpenAIβ7
Apple VP overseeing Vision Pro leaves for OpenAI's hardware team, as Cupertino bets on affordable smart glasses by 2027.
OpenAI Previews GPT-5.6 With Sol, Terra, and Luna: Tieredβ8
OpenAI launches GPT-5.6 preview with Sol, Terra, Luna tiers, new reasoning modes, and enhanced safety for select users.
OpenAI Poaches Uber India Chief to Lead Its Largest Marketβ8
OpenAI appoints former Uber India chief Prabhjeet Singh as its first India MD, expanding in its second-largest market outside the US with new offices, partnersh...
OpenAI Limits GPT-5.6 Rollout After Government Request, Saysβ8
OpenAI limits GPT-5.6 rollout after U.S. government request, warning such restrictions shouldn't become the norm.
