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Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Ultra Brings Nvidia AI to the PC
Microsoft unveils a $2,599 Nvidia-powered Surface, while Google expands AI creation and detection tools and major AI bets draw fresh funding and scrutiny.
By Rakesh Bhatia

Mistral Large 4 Debuts as Google Locks In Nuclear Power
Mistral unveils a trillion-parameter model while Google signs a major nuclear-power deal; AI agents, cyberattacks, regulation, and math research also move forward.
By Rakesh Bhatia

Trump’s Super Intelligence Force Puts AI Policy in Focus
Washington names an intelligence chief to lead a new AI task force as Malaysia drafts its first AI law, Qualcomm licenses Huawei patents, and GPT-6 cracks a historic code.
By Rakesh Bhatia

Trump Announces a “Super Intelligence Force” as AI Debate Intensifies
Trump unveils a federal AI task force, while Sam Altman challenges Anthropic’s approach to model consciousness and memory costs hit Nvidia’s Shield TV.
By Rakesh Bhatia

AI’s Next Test Is Control: Privacy, Safety, and Public Trust
Apple is tightening Mac permissions as AI agents gain access to personal data, while governments, companies, and users push back on safety and deployment risks.
By Rakesh Bhatia

AI’s Next Constraint Is Control, From Mac Permissions to Chips
Apple is tightening agent access while chip controls, data-center backlash, talent shortages, and Google’s orbital test expose the limits of AI expansion.
By Rakesh Bhatia

AI’s Next Test Is Accountability, Not Just Capability
Google’s Gemini 4 Argon arrives as regulators, courts, workers and security investigators test how frontier AI should be governed and deployed.
By Rakesh Bhatia

AI Agents Advance as Safety Oversight Catches Up
OpenAI and Google push persistent agents and frontier models forward while regulators, courts, and the White House test whether voluntary safety promises are enough.
By Rakesh Bhatia

OpenAI Launches Dots as Safety Concerns Reshape the AI Race
OpenAI released its Dots agents while delaying another model, as AMD bought World Labs, Nvidia unveiled guardrails, and Washington favored voluntary AI safety.
By Rakesh Bhatia

AI’s Safety Test Is Colliding With Its Commercial Push
OpenAI pauses frontier work after agent incidents as Nvidia builds containment tools, while AMD, Meta and Samsung press ahead with a broader AI expansion.
By Rakesh Bhatia