Frontier labs shipped three major models in two weeks, but a new MIT study finds only 11% of S&P 500 firms have deeply integrated AI — and New York just froze the data centers that would power the rest.
As OpenAI, xAI, and Meta flood the market with new frontier models, enterprise buyers are quietly defecting to open-weight alternatives—and the economics explain why.
Anthropic has surpassed OpenAI in self-reported revenue, the EU AI Act takes full effect in August, and Big Tech infrastructure spending is on pace to exceed $650 billion this year—marking a genuine inflection point in the industry's competitive order.
The White House lifted export controls on Anthropic's most capable models last week, capping a turbulent month that also produced a sweeping new AI executive order and a fresh round of hyperscaler infrastructure commitments.
In a single week, Google lost two landmark AI researchers to rivals, the U.S. imposed new export controls on Anthropic's top models, and a global survey confirmed enterprise AI has spread far faster than the governance structures meant to contain...
Enterprise AI spending hits a cost wall, the White House moves on model access controls, and Microsoft unveils an in-house model family—all in a week that suggests the easy phase of AI expansion is over.
Enterprise AI spending hits a cost wall, the White House moves on model access controls, and Microsoft unveils an in-house model family—all in a week that suggests the easy phase of AI expansion is over.
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