Author: Orion Dax

For years, Nvidia played a simple role in the AI revolution. Everyone else built the brains.NVIDIA sold the muscles. Startups, research labs, and tech giants trained their models on Nvidia GPUs. Whether it was OpenAI,

The company mandated AI-assisted development across its engineering teams. Then the outages started. Now senior engineers are reviewing every line before it ships — and Amazon is calling it “controlled friction.” Amazon told its engineers

The strangest detail in the entire Block layoffs story wasn’t the layoffs. It was the 75% salary increase. Shortly after Jack Dorsey’s fintech company Block, Inc. cut thousands of roles, one employee revealed that leadership

In early March 2026, a lawsuit filed against Google quietly triggered one of the most consequential legal battles in the history of artificial intelligence. The case centers on Jonathan Gavalas, a 36-year-old man whose family

In one of the most dramatic reversals of the AI era so far, OpenAI has rewritten major portions of its new US government partnership just days after announcing it — a rare moment where public

In early 2026, the Pentagon — now informally referred to within political circles as the “Department of War” — set off the most consequential confrontation in the frontier-model era. The catalyst was a single contract

On February 25, 2026, Perplexity announced Computer—and for the first time since the agent frenzy of 2024–2025, the AI world collectively paused. Because a computer isn’t another assistant.It’s not even another agent. It’s a multi-agent

There are fights over money. There are fights over market share. And then there are fights over who gets to decide how intelligence itself is used. This week, Anthropic publicly rejected a Pentagon ultimatum that

Key Takeaways Anthropic revised its Responsible Scaling Policy (RSP) to Version 3.0 on Feb 24, 2026. The original “hard pause” safety trigger has been replaced with a tiered system built around ASL-3 Security Standards and