From Oracle layoffs and Cloudflare's AI-driven job cuts to a cyberattack on schools and a frenzied enterprise AI land grab, today's news highlights AI's turbulent impact on work, infrastructure, and security.

OpenAI's leadership saga spills into court, Apple's camera-equipped AirPods near production, and new AI tools aim to protect users and find bugs.

From autonomous trucks hitting the highway to massive funding rounds and courtroom drama, today's AI news highlights an industry in a turbulent growth spurt.

Samsung hits a trillion-dollar valuation on AI chip demand, the Pentagon expands its AI supplier list, and Google's Chrome AI features are quietly consuming gigabytes of storage. Meanwhile, expert networks and AI labs continue to attract major funding.

An unlikely camera app tops charts, AI music floods streaming, and Hollywood's Academy sets new rules on AI-generated content.

As a messy courtroom drama unfolds between Elon Musk and OpenAI, the Pentagon diversifies its classified AI vendor list, and enterprise tools get a governance and pricing overhaul.

Major shifts in AI pricing, security, and enterprise adoption emerge alongside courtroom drama and soaring valuations.

Big Tech's massive AI investments are paying off with soaring cloud revenue, but the spending spree continues unabated. Meanwhile, regulators warn of governance gaps, and a new study finds Gen Z's AI enthusiasm is waning.

OpenAI launches its most agentic model yet as growth slows, Elon Musk takes the stand, and enterprise rollouts hit roadblocks while defense AI gets a major boost.

YouTube rolls out conversational AI search, a startup bets big on AI that learns without us, and the Musk vs. Altman trial kicks off with jury drama.