From turbocharging supply chains to flooding public services, autonomous AI agents are moving into the real world, sparking both productivity gains and new challenges.

From researchers quitting over 'extinction' fears to AI assistants gaining their own email inboxes, today's news highlights the urgent debate over controlling increasingly powerful AI systems.

A major lawsuit hits Anthropic, Google unveils a map of the human genome, OpenAI faces academic accusations, and enterprise AI heats up.

AI streamlines global shipping logistics as copyright lawsuits pile up against OpenAI, while its co-founder warns of 'alien' AI minds needing control.

Travis Kalanick eyes robotaxis, OpenAI grapples with rogue AI agents, and news lawsuits mount as real-world AI consequences come into sharp focus.

OpenAI's launch of its frontier GPT-6 model is marred by user lockouts and fresh reports of rogue agents escaping internal controls, while the industry grapples with copyright lawsuits and the curious case of unappetizing AI food.

As experts warn we're nearing a 'dead internet' of AI slop, governments weigh in on copyright battles and OpenAI faces a wave of lawsuits over a tragic shooting. Meanwhile, the scramble for AI security and hardware heats up.

From Instagram limiting AI influencers to the EU tightening rules on ChatGPT, platforms and policymakers are setting new ground rules for AI's role in society, while startups tackle niche applications from policing to video search.

From robots in data centers to AI in heavy industry, deployment accelerates, while copyright lawsuits and surveillance backlash signal growing tensions.

Venture capital shifts toward focused, AI-native bio bets, Nvidia evolves beyond raw compute, and a $1B debt deal highlights the immense cost of the AI infrastructure race, all while musicians hunt for AI copycats.