Courtney Austrian is the third U.S. acting chief in Tbilisi since July 2025, a Russia-Ukraine-OSCE specialist sent while no ambassador is nominated.
Jacob Tsimerman is converting a July Fields Medal into a Bay Area math lab for AI safety, while taking an OpenAI job the same month.
Ransomware crews now use a company's own generative AI after they break in, so cyber renewals must inventory who can query Copilot.
King Charles will convene about 30 AI figures at Dumfries House, while Ditchley, a Vatican ethicist and Hassabis's watchdog bid use the unminuted room.
University of Idaho NSF funding will put stalk-strength sensors on combines so cereal breeders can match field data to DNA.
Meta’s two-hour teen cap covers Instagram and Facebook apps, not smart TVs or videos over 22 minutes, the path YouTube already lives on.
Patent due diligence now happens before a design freeze, after 209,518 AI filings and a USPTO order that examiners search with AI.
DigitalOcean's remaining performance obligation jumped 12 times to $894 million as AI inference contracts stretched average life to 3.7 years and squeezed GAAP.
Deloitte finds 84% of firms have not redesigned jobs around AI, while MIT shows personal chatbots spreading as official pilots post no P&L return.
Five cloud giants have guided to about $800 billion of 2026 capex, mostly chips written off in six years, a treadmill railroads never had to run.