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Apple can't stop its engineers leaving for OpenAI, so it sued
Apple and OpenAI shipped ChatGPT inside the iPhone together eighteen months ago. Now Apple is suing over a laptop, and the filing quietly admits 400 of its people already left.
Read the story — July 2026
- № 01 The companies automating your job now fund your retraining
- № 02 A script with no AI beat almost every model at running a company
— June 2026
- № 01 OpenAI built a chip to escape Nvidia, but Broadcom owns the numbers
- № 02 Meta tracked staff keystrokes to train AI, then the dataset leaked
- № 03 FERC gave AI data centers a fast lane to a grid that may run short
- № 04 China rewrote a third of its university degrees in five years
- № 05 A weapons export control took Anthropic's Fable 5 offline
- № 06 The EU had to apply to Anthropic for access to its Mythos model
- № 07 Anthropic files for an IPO four days after its $965 billion round
— May 2026
- № 01 Chrome shipped a 4GB AI model to eligible computers before anyone asked
- № 02 Pennsylvania sued Character.AI over a fake doctor with license PS306189
- № 03 The ICC, not the Cloud Act, is pushing Europe off U.S. clouds
- № 04 Google caught the first AI-developed zero-day by its student-like code
- № 05 GPT-5.4 Pro solved two 1966 Erdős problems with one method
- № 06 Mayo Clinic’s AI found the cancer signal three years before diagnosis
- № 07 Students are turning grad school into emergency insurance against AI
— April 2026
- № 01 The era of cheap AI is ending, and not just for chatbots
- № 02 The UAE wants AI agents running half its government by 2028
- № 03 DeepMind's drug AI is nearing its first human trials
- № 04 OpenAI shipped two frontier models in 48 hours, cadence as moat
- № 05 44% of Deezer's uploads are AI, but the flood targets royalties, not ears
- № 06 Anthropic's CPO quit Figma's board days before Claude Design shipped
- № 07 Physical Intelligence's π0.7 robot did tasks it was never trained on
- № 08 A 20-year-old firebombed Sam Altman's San Francisco home
- № 09 OpenAI is buying its way out of Nvidia's grip for $20 billion
- № 10 Ukraine took a Russian position using only drones and ground robots
- № 11 Experts and the public describe two different AIs, Stanford finds
- № 12 Maine just banned data centers, and a dozen states are watching
- № 13 Sam Altman champions AI regulation while his orbit lobbies to kill it
- № 14 Anthropic won't release the AI that found thousands of zero-day bugs
- № 15 OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google now share intel on Chinese model theft
- № 16 Two papers just pulled the quantum threat closer by a decade
- № 17 OpenAI raised $122 billion at an $852 billion valuation
- № 18 Anthropic shipped its own source code to npm by accident
— March 2026
- № 01 Sycophantic AI leaves users more convinced they were right, study finds
- № 02 A CMS misconfiguration leaked Anthropic's most powerful AI model
- № 03 Google's TurboQuant erased $25 billion off Micron in 48 hours
- № 04 Claude can now control your Mac while you walk the dog
- № 05 OpenAI is shutting down Sora six months after its launch
- № 06 Claude now lives inside Excel and PowerPoint, and the CFO test landed
- № 07 A humanoid robot learned tennis in five hours of amateur motion capture
- № 08 The Pentagon banned Anthropic the same week Claude helped target Iran
- Apple can't stop its engineers leaving for OpenAI, so it sued
- The companies automating your job now fund your retraining
- A script with no AI beat almost every model at running a company
- OpenAI built a chip to escape Nvidia, but Broadcom owns the numbers
- Meta tracked staff keystrokes to train AI, then the dataset leaked
- FERC gave AI data centers a fast lane to a grid that may run short
- China rewrote a third of its university degrees in five years
- A weapons export control took Anthropic's Fable 5 offline
- The EU had to apply to Anthropic for access to its Mythos model
- Anthropic files for an IPO four days after its $965 billion round
- Chrome shipped a 4GB AI model to eligible computers before anyone asked
- Pennsylvania sued Character.AI over a fake doctor with license PS306189
- The ICC, not the Cloud Act, is pushing Europe off U.S. clouds
- Google caught the first AI-developed zero-day by its student-like code
- GPT-5.4 Pro solved two 1966 Erdős problems with one method
- Mayo Clinic’s AI found the cancer signal three years before diagnosis
- Students are turning grad school into emergency insurance against AI
- The era of cheap AI is ending, and not just for chatbots
- The UAE wants AI agents running half its government by 2028
- DeepMind's drug AI is nearing its first human trials
- OpenAI shipped two frontier models in 48 hours, cadence as moat
- 44% of Deezer's uploads are AI, but the flood targets royalties, not ears
- Anthropic's CPO quit Figma's board days before Claude Design shipped
- Physical Intelligence's π0.7 robot did tasks it was never trained on
- A 20-year-old firebombed Sam Altman's San Francisco home
- OpenAI is buying its way out of Nvidia's grip for $20 billion
- Ukraine took a Russian position using only drones and ground robots
- Experts and the public describe two different AIs, Stanford finds
- Maine just banned data centers, and a dozen states are watching
- Sam Altman champions AI regulation while his orbit lobbies to kill it
- Anthropic won't release the AI that found thousands of zero-day bugs
- OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google now share intel on Chinese model theft
- Two papers just pulled the quantum threat closer by a decade
- OpenAI raised $122 billion at an $852 billion valuation
- Anthropic shipped its own source code to npm by accident
- Sycophantic AI leaves users more convinced they were right, study finds
- A CMS misconfiguration leaked Anthropic's most powerful AI model
- Google's TurboQuant erased $25 billion off Micron in 48 hours
- Claude can now control your Mac while you walk the dog
- OpenAI is shutting down Sora six months after its launch
- Claude now lives inside Excel and PowerPoint, and the CFO test landed
- A humanoid robot learned tennis in five hours of amateur motion capture
- The Pentagon banned Anthropic the same week Claude helped target Iran