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Karpathy's 'AI psychosis' moment illuminates something the frontier labs are betting everything on.

The Commerce Department formally rescinded the Biden administration's AI chip export diffusion rule and is drafting a replacement that would tie export licenses to overseas investment commitments and target specific performance thresholds.

HiddenLayer's 2026 AI Threat Landscape Report finds that autonomous agents now account for more than one in eight reported AI breaches, as enterprise security frameworks built for static AI fail to contain systems capable of independent action.

Jeff Bezos is in early discussions to raise a $100 billion acquisition fund to buy industrial companies in chipmaking, defense, and aerospace and use AI to drive automation, in a reported effort closely tied to his Project Prometheus AI startup.

Federal prosecutors in Manhattan unsealed an indictment against three individuals tied to Super Micro Computer, alleging a $2.5 billion scheme to divert controlled AI servers to China using staged dummy hardware, false paperwork, and a Southeast Asia transshipment network.

The administration's four-page blueprint calls for federal law to supersede state AI regulations, streamlined permitting for data center power generation, and a deliberate hands-off stance on the copyright question for training data.

An active malware campaign is exploiting developer trust in Anthropic's Claude tooling through fake search ads and trojanized VS Code extensions, while researchers expose a parallel class of agentic architecture abuse.

The US quietly withdrew a draft rule that would have required global AI chip export permits, while an anonymous trillion-parameter Chinese model appeared on OpenRouter, free to any developer worldwide.

Akamai's 2026 State of the Internet report finds daily API attacks rose 113 percent year over year, with attackers industrializing coordinated campaigns that target the infrastructure powering AI transformation.

NVIDIA unveiled the Vera Rubin platform at GTC 2026, secured commitments for over one million GPUs from AWS alone, and introduced NemoClaw to put its infrastructure inside every AI agent deployment.

Hyperscale cloud operators are on track to spend more than $600 billion on infrastructure in 2026, but more than 36 data center projects representing $162 billion in investment are already blocked or delayed by power constraints.

Meta's five-year commitment to Dutch cloud provider Nebius covers $12 billion in dedicated capacity and up to $15 billion in flexible compute, including an early deployment of NVIDIA's Vera Rubin chips.