Congratulations, your tax dollars now subsidise AI’s electricity bill
Here is a tidy piece of corporate socialism: privatise the profit, socialise the power bill. On 30 September the US […]
Oracle borrowed $48bn for AI, then handed the bill to its own staff
Oracle did something most companies work hard to keep out of writing: it told the SEC, in a legally binding
Meta wants $199.99 a month for an AI that orders your DoorDash
According to documents reviewed by The Information, Meta is preparing a consumer AI agent codenamed Hatch that plugs into DoorDash,
AI’s chipmaker wants to build its own city in Texas, but we are definitely not in a bubble
This is mad, though not quite for the reason the headline suggests. TSMC, the Taiwanese company that makes the chips
Scientists built a lie detector for video, and it runs on light
Deepfakes have spent 2026 getting cheaper, slicker and lawsuit-grade dangerous, while the tools meant to catch them kept losing the
Another $3.5bn for AI, and why your pension should be nervous
Here is why this should bother you even if you have never heard of Kleiner Perkins. The firm has raised
The AI cartel meets antitrust law, for whatever that is worth
Remember September’s sudden fit of conscience, when Anthropic’s Dario Amodei urged the industry to slow AI down and Altman, Musk
Google’s fix for AI’s power problem is to leave the planet
Google used 1 October to announce Project Suncatcher, a plan to put AI data centres in orbit. The pitch is
Google marked its own homework and, amazingly, aced it
In a shock to precisely no one, when you let the tech gods grade their own work the result is
Nobody asked Google Search to be your friend
A blogger searched an old 76ers meme and Google’s AI decided he’d been dumped by a man named Dario. Funny, until you remember who else the search bar is guessing about.