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SiliconANGLE reports healthcare technology company Flahy is applying knowledge graphs to clinical decision support, combining information that affects patient prevention and treatment.
CNBC reports the intensifying AI safety debate is pushing a small group of third-party evaluators to the center of a multitrillion-dollar industry.
CNBC reports software developer job postings are rising, led by senior and AI-focused roles, even as AI automates more coding and entry-level hiring weakens.
Ukrainian drone strikes knocked several Yandex data centers offline, disrupting cloud and payments services and nearly eliminating Russian bot traffic overnight.
Data from a16z shows token prices keep falling while H100 GPU rental prices hold steady or climb, a Jevons paradox pattern that supports chipmakers and cloud providers.
In a long X post, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella argues AI should no longer be treated as nested black boxes whose advice is accepted blindly.
Apple disclosed a deal to hire the team and license technology from Huxe, a personalized podcast startup.
The Wall Street Journal reports that a subtle change in how Nvidia counts cash flow has large implications for its share buybacks.
DistroKid confirmed to The Verge that song takedowns respond to claims by UMG, which sued in September alleging DistroKid enabled infringement.
Anthropic says Chinese AI companies used Claude outputs to train rival models, according to Interesting Engineering's report of the claim.
The Financial Times reports Nvidia is in early talks to acquire, acquihire or deepen its investment in US open-model startup Reflection AI.
The Wall Street Journal reports Norway is opening debate on the use of AI glasses in public, with a ban proposal on the table.
Benzinga reports on a sharp decline in SoundHound AI's stock, a voice AI company backed by Nvidia.
Synopsys shares rose following strong demand for AI chip design software, according to Pluang.
A syndicated timeline traces AI safety developments that followed an attack on Hugging Face, republished across several regional outlets.
The Wall Street Journal reports that a planned IPO of an Nvidia-backed company was scrapped, highlighting limits of the AI boom.
Mistral has raised €3 billion, according to Dealroom, as Europe's AI champion seeks partnerships with China, Microsoft and Samsung.
Reports say Broadcom is leading a roughly $50 billion AI chip debt financing push, with a $60 billion financing tied to its Anthropic deal. Broadcom's CEO also questioned investor understanding of the boom.
Tom's Hardware reports SoftBank is seeking $100 billion from Middle Eastern investors. It plans to buy companies without AI or robotics and apply the technologies to improve operations and valuations.
Former DeepMind researcher David Silver left Google to start Ineffable Intelligence, which raised $1.1 billion at a roughly $5.1 billion valuation, according to an FT interview.
Reports say the German federal government has scrapped its AI framework agreement with SAP and Mistral for now, while SAP keeps the alliance alive with a TechWolf deal taking shape.
A Senate investigation found that some AI data center claims made in permit applications are misleading and do not show the real local economic impact of the sites.
According to 36Kr, the head of ByteDance's TRAE has resigned to start an independent AI startup, as big tech firms expand AI office tracks.
Pathify has launched an AI agent for higher education institutions, unveiled at the EDUCAUSE 2026 conference, as a push into the higher-ed market.
A free Steam demo by Easy Fox ran up about $1,000 a day in AI costs after unexpectedly high user numbers, forcing the developers to take out a bank loan.
Crypto Briefing reports Nvidia generates about $7 million in revenue per employee, a financial metric highlighting its AI-driven growth.
A MarketBeat stock analysis asks whether chip design software maker Synopsys is recovering, citing new deals with Amazon and OpenAI.
A proposed Hawley-Murphy bill would hold developers of AI agents criminally liable when their agents cause hacking failures, according to Forkast News.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has received the National Medal of Science, honoring his work turning gaming GPUs into AI powerhouses, TweakTown reports.
Flutterwave CEO Olugbenga Agboola has joined the board of OpenAI, Nvidia and Microsoft, according to tech-insider.org.
A Decoder article on a16z's Top 100 AI list finds nearly half of US consumers use AI, but only 4.5 percent pay for a subscription; top payers spend about $900 monthly.
A Motley Fool article reports Anthropic's revenue jumped twelvefold in 2025, while its losses also increased sharply.
AI glasses brand NIMO has secured angel funding at a valuation of RMB 1.5 billion, TechNode reports.
19-year-old Zach Yadegari, who previously built and sold Cal AI to MyFitnessPal, has raised $10 million for his next AI startup.
Agentic AI exchange-traded funds have launched in South Korea, as investors look ahead to a possible Anthropic IPO, bloomingbit reports.
Axios reports that top AI labs, including OpenAI and Anthropic, are planning fallout scenarios and running scenarios for a potential runaway AI catastrophe, reportedly including no internet and power loss.
36Kr reports MiniMax's valuation has plunged 80%, while DeepSeek is seeking 100 billion yuan in financing amid the LLM IPO boom.
OpenAI says Iranian and Russian influence networks used ChatGPT to spread anti-Israel and US disinformation, including through fake journalists. The report was covered by The Jerusalem Post.
Ting-Wei Sun, a Super Micro contractor, pleaded guilty in a scheme to divert AI servers with Nvidia chips to China. Reports cite a $2.5 billion scheme.
Stripe announced it is pairing FedEx logistics data with its capital offering, extending its stablecoin cards program, and joining an AI agent rules initiative. Source gives few further details.