New York Times Says OpenAI Knew It Was a Threat to Publishers and Copied Anyway
In the latest filing in its copyright lawsuit against OpenAI, The New York Times has put the accusation in terms meant to sting. The newspaper alleges that OpenAI copied millions…
As Anthropic Posts Record Growth, Investors Start to Question the IPO
The numbers coming out of Anthropic are the kind that would once have silenced any doubt. The company’s annualized revenue hit $65 billion in July, and its backers expect the…
OpenAI Nears a Second Millennium Prize Problem, This Time in Pure Mathematics
The people working on OpenAI’s mathematics program have begun to speak in a way they rarely do, and what they are saying would have seemed improbable even a year ago.…
Anthropic Taps Accenture to Run Independent Safety Tests on Its AI Models
Anthropic has handed the job of independently checking its models to an outside firm, and the arrangement comes with a price tag measured in the billions. The company said it…
The AI Spending Boom Runs Into a Wall of Debt
The first cracks are showing up where the money was supposed to flow most freely. Around $18 billion of loans tied to Oracle’s Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico…
Prince George Arrives at Eton, Under an Umbrella
The photograph from the school gates shows the routine parts of a first day. A boy in a uniform, a car pulling up, parents making sure everything is in order.…
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland Reopen the Question of Britain’s Future
The gathering was notable mostly for who was in the room. Political forces from Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland sat down together recently to discuss the direction of the country…
Celine Dion’s Return, and the Three Sons Who Grew Up Through Her Illness
The two videos sit side by side in the public record. In the first, Celine Dion is frozen mid-spasm, her hands locked, her body refusing a command her mind keeps…
Republican Campaigns Drew 16 of the 20 Largest Donors
The filings arrive in waves, and this cycle’s wave confirmed a pattern that has held for years: the biggest money in American politics tilts decisively one way. According to Federal…










