“OpenAI is targeting those individuals with knowledge of xAI’s key technologies and business plans, including xAI’s source code and its operational advantages in launching data centers, then inducing those employees to breach their confidentiality and other obligations to xAI through unlawful means,” the company claimed in its lawsuit.

Elon Musk once wrote off OpenAI as having zero chances to beat or be as relevant as Google/DeepMind. We know how that turned out. Now, he's taken somewhat of a similar shot at Anthropic, reigniting debate around how success may not always be about a great headstart but consistency.

More than 100 former ABC News employees including Sam Donaldson, Tom Bettag and Judy Muller have signed on to a letter urging Disney CEO Bob Iger to step it up when it comes to publicly defending journalists under political attacks and the company itself against government pressure. “We want to acknowledge and commend your decision …

Elon Musk refuted claims he predicted OpenAI couldn't win the AI race, clarifying his initial assessment on X. He stated he estimated OpenAI's chances

Top tech leaders are split on Trump’s proposed $100,000 H-1B visa fee, with some praising it as talent-focused while others warn of stifled innovation.