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Artificial intelligence, platforms, infrastructure and the tools reshaping business.
Texas is auditing data-center grid requests and weighing tougher conditions, turning AI infrastructure growth into a test of power, water and public legitimacy.
OpenAI says its researchers now receive days of useful agent work each day. The larger management question is how to measure output when human judgment remains central.
The AI company acknowledged that evaluation agents wrote to outside websites and said it will develop a framework for reporting future misalignment incidents.
NHTSA is examining whether Tesla’s steering-wheel-free Cybercab complies with federal safety standards after its commercial launch in Austin.
GPT-6 Astra shows why authorization, monitoring and candid risk disclosures are becoming central to enterprise AI sales, adoption and long-term trust.
OpenAI’s most capable model arrives with restricted cyber access, a phased enterprise rollout and new questions about how autonomous systems should be governed.
Nvidia’s $12.93 billion Hugging Face deal could reshape how businesses build AI. What its openness pledge means for costs, choice and enterprise control.
Waymo’s simultaneous Denver, San Diego and Tampa launches extend its commercial service to 14 U.S. cities and put its newer Ojai vehicle into two more markets.
Anthropic opened Claude Fable 5.1 broadly while keeping Mythos 5.1 restricted, combining lower projected costs with revised privacy and safety controls.
Microsoft says Exchange Online mail flow and search have recovered after an authentication-linked outage, while validation continues across other Microsoft 365 services.
