OpenAI IPO Is Targeting September 2026
The OpenAI IPO is taking shape: Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are mandated for a September 2026 listing, one day after Musk lost his lawsuit.
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Anthropic Is About to Post Its First Profitable Quarter
Anthropic projects $10.9 billion in Q2 2026 revenue and its first-ever operating profit. A historic milestone, but one compute costs may quickly erase.
Andrej Karpathy Joins Anthropic and Bets on Research
Andrej Karpathy joins Anthropic to lead pre-training research using Claude. The OpenAI co-founder chooses his former lab's main competitor.
Gemini 3.5 Flash: Google Commits to Autonomous Agents
Google unveils Gemini 3.5 Flash at Google IO 2026: a model up to 12x faster than frontier competitors, designed for autonomous agents and multi-week workflows.
Google Search: The End of the Classic Search Engine
Google Search undergoes its biggest overhaul in 25 years at Google IO 2026: information agents, generative UI, and mini-apps replace the traditional blue links.
Gemini Omni: Google Generates Video from Anything
Google launched Gemini Omni at Google IO 2026: a multimodal model that generates video from text, images, or audio, with SynthID watermarking built in.
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Alexa Podcasts: Amazon Generates Audio Episodes on Demand
Amazon is rolling out Alexa Podcasts to U.S. customers, letting users generate personalized audio episodes on any topic with adjustable length and tone.
OpenAI Verdict: Musk Loses, IPO Path Now Clear
The OpenAI verdict is in: nine California jurors ruled Elon Musk's lawsuits too late on May 18, 2026, clearing a major legal obstacle ahead of OpenAI's IPO.
Apple Rebuilds Siri on Gemini and Bets Everything on Privacy
Apple will unveil a fully rebuilt Siri at WWDC in June, powered by Google Gemini, with auto-delete conversations and a strong privacy-first positioning.
Elon Musk vs OpenAI: Trust at the Heart of the Verdict
The closing arguments of the Musk vs OpenAI trial put Sam Altman's credibility under fire, exposing contradictions in his congressional testimony.