Anthropic got kicked out of a $200M DoD contract and labeled a "supply chain risk" for refusing to let Claude power autonomous weapons. Every other major AI company stood in line with their pens ready.

Krafton's CEO used ChatGPT to draft a hostile takeover of Unknown Worlds after his lawyers told him not to. Now he's losing the game, the studio, and his reputation.

Beijing ordered Meta to reverse a completed $2B acquisition — after the team was integrated, the code was merged, and the deal was done. "Offshore" turns out to mean nothing.

OpenAI isn't just missing targets — it's losing its status as the inevitable center of the AI universe. When the exclusivity ends and the burn rate stays, the IPO math stops working.

Elon Musk and Sam Altman are finally hashing it out in an Oakland courtroom, both pretending this is about the soul of humanity instead of a $300 billion valuation.

Eighteen years of development ended Tuesday night as the lights went out at Spiders, a victim of Nacon's collapse and an industry that no longer has room for the middle class.