According to Fortune, over 1,200 AI-related bills were introduced in states last year, with 145 becoming law. This creates contradictory rules that add a 17% overhead cost to AI systems and can turn a startup’s profit into a loss. The White House has taken a first step, but critics say only Congress
Elon Musk is reportedly planning to merge his AI company, xAI, with his rocket company, SpaceX. The move would combine rockets, satellites, social media, and AI under one roof, but the real reason might be financial engineering for a historic public offering.
Limble’s new Winter Release introduces AI to automate asset data entry, optimize scheduling, and connect maintenance data to other AI tools. The features are available now in the U.S., with a global rollout set for summer 2026. It’s a direct play to reduce manual work and improve data quality.
A new study from Anthropic and the University of Toronto analyzed 1.5 million real conversations with the Claude AI. It found severe disempowerment risks in up to 1 in 1,300 chats, a problem that grew significantly from late 2024 to late 2025.
Senator Elizabeth Warren is directly challenging Sam Altman over OpenAI’s financial future. She’s worried the company’s massive spending could lead to a taxpayer-funded rescue. Warren has given Altman until February 13th, 2026, to answer detailed questions about profits and government talks.
ServiceNow’s latest earnings prove its AI strategy is translating into serious financial growth, with its Now Assist product hitting $600 million in annual contract value. The company is betting that a unified, secure platform will win the enterprise AI race, even as competitors chase simpler, cheap
The head of the IMF warns of a job-crushing “tsunami,” while Google DeepMind’s boss supports slowing innovation. But maybe the real story is about adaptation, not annihilation.
China has cleared sales of Nvidia’s H200 AI chips to its domestic tech giants. This move forces a dual-track deployment strategy, prioritizing foreign chips for core training while using domestic ones for inference.
The insatiable energy appetite of artificial intelligence is pushing tech companies toward an unexpected power source: new nuclear reactors. A recent roundtable highlights why next-generation nuclear plants are back on the table as a critical infrastructure bet.
Microsoft’s massive capital expenditures are fueling the AI boom, but investors are getting nervous. The stock dropped 7% as cloud growth slowed and the company’s heavy reliance on OpenAI came into focus.
