Harvard, CMU alumni build $2.3B AI mortgage startup
A profile of how three Harvard and Carnegie Mellon alumni built an AI-powered mortgage startup now valued at $2.3 billion.
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A profile of how three Harvard and Carnegie Mellon alumni built an AI-powered mortgage startup now valued at $2.3 billion.
OpenAI analysis says agentic AI adoption is growing among EU enterprises and small businesses, and identifies where deeper use could unlock more value.
Anthropic's top sales executive outside the US argued that open alternatives to its models carry more risk of cybersecurity incidents and other dangers.
Reports say DeepSeek's second funding round is swelling toward roughly 100 billion yuan, near $14B and double its original target, at a pre-money valuation held at 500 billion yuan as terms remain fluid.
Report says Google is considering a $1.5B investment in an AI coding startup, amid an AI brain drain that includes Jeff Dean's exit.
Nvidia faces a lawsuit over the use of music data in AI training, according to Law360.
French software firm SBS launched what it calls the world's first sovereign AI platform built for the banking market, aimed at regulated financial institutions.
Healthcare AI company Suki raised $90M, according to Modern Healthcare's AI Tracker.
At TechCrunch Disrupt, Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman urged AI leaders to stop spreading doomsday warnings, saying risk focus drowns out benefits, and predicted personal AI assistants in every home; he also discussed capacity shortfalls behind OpenAI's move to Nvidia GPUs.
Salesforce is making a $3.6B move into AI customer service, according to TechRepublic.
Anthropic urged the DC federal appeals court to revisit its 2-1 ruling upholding the Trump administration's designation of the company as a supply-chain risk.
Robert F. Smith, Vista Equity Partners founder and CEO, talks about AI growth, agentic software and learning to use AI agents, in a Bloomberg interview.
David Solomon's remarks on AI highlighted how companies will fund an infrastructure expansion that could require trillions of dollars, and which projects will justify the expense.
The Straits Times examines who is to blame when AI agents that book trips and manage work projects act against their users' interests.
The Information's Amir Efrati discussed with leaders what a company should look like when AI can understand context, coordinate work and act across systems.
CIO Dive reports IT leaders are preparing for security incidents caused by autonomous AI agents, citing gaps in monitoring, permissions and incident response as agents take on more enterprise work.
Reuters reports Grok-related cases show how Illinois biometric privacy law can expose AI companies to liability, as courts weigh how facial and voice data rules apply to model training.
Dell CEO Michael Dell said AI models need safeguards and controls, with both companies and government playing a role in ensuring safety. No specific policy or product was announced.
The Information and The Register examine why companies struggle to prove AI spending pays off, as infrastructure spending forecasts outstrip expected revenue.
New Censys data shared with Axios shows AI-related infrastructure exposed to the public internet jumped 63% in nine months, creating new security risks.
After a week in May when Ramp burned $1.5M on AI spending, the spend-management firm built Glass and will now offer it externally, per co-CEO Eric Glyman.
OpenAI is rolling out major advertising and targeting updates in ChatGPT and assigning account manager representatives, per MediaPost and Search Engine Roundtable. Details on formats and pricing are limited.
An OpenAI employee was arrested and charged with using a hidden recording device in one of the company's San Francisco offices, according to OpenAI and the US Justice Department. Reports say a chatbot helped plant the bug; a judge also ordered OpenAI to turn over hiring records in Apple's trade secrets case.
The autonomous-vehicle software firm is drawing offers at a $30 billion valuation as AI application startups reach higher prices.
The World Bank's jobs council called for crisis-era employment support, while IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva said AI is hitting labor markets like a slow-moving tsunami, with young workers most exposed.
An Employ report finds AI-polished resumes that look nearly identical have become a top stressor for recruiters, even as AI helps hiring teams.
SAP continues its AI push with the Joule Work agent rollout and a partnership with TechWolf, while a Berlin procurement effort reportedly hit a setback.
TypeSafeAI has raised $870 million to scale its Jev AI automation platform, according to the company.
Salient CEO Ari Malik says the company chose to go deep on a single vertical, auto lending, rather than building a general-purpose AI product sold across many industries.
The Dutch tax authorities have cancelled a planned Microsoft 365 cloud rollout and are moving toward open-source alternatives, in another European digital sovereignty move.
New research says capital markets firms could see market data provision costs rise more than 50% in 2027, partly due to AI use.
Netradyne expanded its AI Agent lineup aimed at fleet safety teams, adding agents for monitoring and safety workflows.
Backed by Silicon Valley titans, Leading the Future has raised large sums to promote pro-AI candidates in both parties, Wired and Axios report.
SK Networks has invested an additional 20 billion won in Korean AI startup Upstage.
Roundhouse AI listed on London's AIM to build a data layer for the AI agent economy.
SpaceX agreed to testify before the New York City Council as part of an investigation into AI safety risks, after receiving a subpoena.
Founders winding down firms are selling code bases and user archives; one crypto founder netted roughly $25,000 from his defunct startup's data.
IIT Delhi graduates have founded ByteAsk, an AI startup, according to a report.
Vietnamese-founded Drylab has raised $3 million to develop self-improving AI, describing its goal as building AI scientists.