
Musk sues over Grok flop
Stanford's Mark Lemley on xAI's whiny lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI
Stanford's Mark Lemley on xAI's whiny lawsuit against Apple and OpenAI
What I gave up, what I kept, and what's new. PLUS: How I'm using AI
What new surveys tell us about the messy state of AI diffusion
It's clear that therapy chatbots can benefit people — but states may have good reason to intervene anyway
In a wide-ranging conversation with reporters, OpenAI's CEO discusses the GPT-5 backlash, the AI bubble, and whether he would build a social network
Trailing ChatGPT on the charts, and suspended by its own maker, Elon Musk asks: is this Apple's fault?
In which an industry obsessed with benchmarks and evals finds that its products are being used by real people
It's big news for free users of ChatGPT, but AGI remains elusive. PLUS: one AI safety idea other labs should borrow
An industry leader releases a powerful model that runs on a laptop. Should we worry?
It’s almost certainly not enough — but it’s a start.
The company has long wanted to be seen as neutral infrastructure — this week, we saw why that’s a fantasy
The rocky rollout of age verification in the United Kingdom — and the privacy debacle at Tea — illustrate why a different approach is needed
What readers say I got wrong in our last edition
It’s under assault this year from users, politicians, and their own executives — but the industry has responded with silence
When users see AI overviews, clicks fall in half. How does the web survive?
The race to AGI is getting petty
The company's new unicorn status has already led its founders to reverse their position on advertising. What other compromises are they prepared to make?
xAI
AI companions are arriving faster than platforms can build guardrails around them. Parents need to pay attention
Jawboning
The conservative pressure campaign against social networks was hugely successful — and now it's coming for AI
OpenAI
And six other takeaways from Hard Fork Live
Meta
The company clearly needs an infusion of fresh talent — but blank checks aren't going as far as they used to
Threads
Decentralized media is off to an agonizingly slow start — but there are glimmers of progress
Trump
The Trump Mobile T1 probably won't be a big hit. It's still dangerous
OpenAI
In a new partnership with Mattel, the company hopes to reimagine play — but making internet-connected toys safe will be anything but child's play
Meta
Mark Zuckerberg knows the company needs a new AI strategy. Is Scale's Alexandr Wang the partner he needs?
Apple
At WWDC, the company insists that its AI transformation is well underway — but the evidence feels a little thin
Elon Musk
Musk has gone to war with Donald Trump. What happens next?
AI
With a looming 10-year ban on any AI regulation at all, even the right is starting to get nervous about what might go wrong
OpenAI
Expectations for the company's AI device are already sky-high — and Jony Ive keeps raising them
The Internet
Artificial intelligence is already writing an obituary for the internet as we know it. So why is everyone building new web browsers?
Meta
The company looks poised to put its antitrust woes behind it. But its other trials may only be just beginning
OpenAI
Generative AI and devices haven't yet found a good fit. Will Jony Ive be the one to change that? PLUS: Claude 4 arrives