
OpenAI to Spend Over $20 Billion on Cerebras Chips in Major Deal
OpenAI plans to spend more than $20 billion on Cerebras chips and receive a stake in the company, according to a report.

OpenAI plans to spend more than $20 billion on Cerebras chips and receive a stake in the company, according to a report.

Several artificial intelligence companies secured significant funding and partnerships while tech stocks experienced notable gains this week.

Federal data shows older Americans lost hundreds of millions to artificial intelligence-enhanced fraud schemes in recent period.

OpenAI announced a partnership with Plaid allowing ChatGPT users to connect bank accounts for personalized financial guidance through the AI chatbot.

Seven families filed lawsuits against OpenAI, claiming the company failed to alert authorities about a shooter's threatening ChatGPT conversations.

Musk testified on the first day of his lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming the company abandoned its charitable mission for profit.
Lawmakers including Bernie Sanders are exploring public ownership models for AI companies amid recent stock declines and major financing deals.

Chinese regulators blocked Meta's acquisition of AI startup Manus, requiring the social media giant to unwind the deal.

Google confronts lawsuits over AI training data and a German court ruling against AI-powered search features.

Alphabet's Waymo is recalling autonomous driving software in 3,791 vehicles after one robotaxi entered an impassable flooded road section.
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase announced layoffs affecting 700 employees as part of restructuring focused on AI adoption and cost reduction.

Technology companies are implementing AI-driven workforce changes while preparing for high-profile public offerings amid concerns about realistic valuations.
Military leaders debate AI safety measures while Defense Secretary pushes rapid deployment amid contract disputes with tech companies.

Anthropic launched Claude Opus 4.8 with a new fast mode at reduced pricing and improved coding capabilities, while announcing future Mythos-class models.

Waymo begins offering rides in its new Ojai minivan robotaxis, built by Chinese company Zeekr, to select riders as the company seeks to reduce fleet expansion costs.
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