Musk lost in two hours.
Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI was dismissed in just two hours. This defeat underscores the growing legal challenges tech leaders face as they navigate AI's rapid evolution.
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Big Tech is fighting again.
Google's I/O keynote showcases its new Gemini model amid fierce competition from OpenAI and Anthropic. This battle highlights the urgency for developers to see tangible advancements in AI capabilities.
Yen for AI
Alphabet's yen bond debut raises $32 billion for a $190 billion capex line, as AI data center spending could exceed $7 trillion by 2030.
Anthropic might pass OpenAI
Anthropic aims for a $50 billion funding round to surpass OpenAI's valuation, while navigating federal scrutiny over its cyber model.
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