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Talks between Anthropic and Trump administration officials continued Monday without a deal to resolve the security concerns that pushed the White House to restrict access to the artificial-intelligence company’s latest model https://t.co/FJsu96BnpW

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A California federal judge Monday dismissed a lawsuit from Elon Musk’s artificial-intelligence company xAI that accused OpenAI of trying to steal trade secrets https://t.co/DtXJBbsUnC

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A Silicon Valley Mafia game backed by Peter Thiel turns tech billionaires into suspects, victims and unlikely entertainment https://t.co/csiXQrYnpj

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Millions of everyday consumer devices, especially knockoffs that you buy online, are being infected by a malware known as residential proxy software. Watch WSJ’s Jack Gillum test a few. https://t.co/XmbhqA4670

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A consumer is demanding that Anthropic reimburse customers of its priciest AI subscription plans, alleging in a lawsuit that the company oversold the usage allowances it offered https://t.co/hclOicdzr8

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Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk https://t.co/HwBLNxXYYm

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Anthropic is racing to resolve its latest conflict with the Trump administration, meeting with officials and sending technical staff to Washington in pursuit of a deal to end export restrictions on its most powerful AI models https://t.co/HlBrMFf050

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Software workers are at the front lines of change brought about by the rise of AI that can code, and they see their future work options dwindling https://t.co/4EBtSeu2EK

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Tools to create deepfake nudes are proliferating online, and parents and schools are struggling to protect young victims https://t.co/5YEfXtUniC

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How do we head off the worst-case scenarios for AI and jobs? The people in this room are trying to figure that out. https://t.co/bzVlVUhjA5

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The Trump administration’s decision to halt all foreign use of Anthropic’s most capable AI models was prompted by conversations between https://t.co/aV4DgmnA4C Chief Executive Andy Jassy and U.S. officials https://t.co/hrRYKBEFZh

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Years ago, they honed their engineering skills on a Cornell University team building Formula One-style race cars. Now, they’re high-ranking executives at Elon Musk’s SpaceX. https://t.co/uNY2mBet63

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OpenAI Investigated by Coalition of State Attorneys General https://t.co/DuX64f5plO

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Corning CEO Wendell Weeks spoke to Christopher @Mims about the dot-com bubble and other hard times, and how he uses those lessons to hedge even the most optimistic AI bets https://t.co/HgbWaNf7N4

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Tech, Media & Telecom Roundup: Market Talk https://t.co/d1R2fWPbvy

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Google sued scammers that it says are using the company’s Gemini AI model to create phishing websites https://t.co/TOl36587DO

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A school district in Louisiana says some of its teachers will receive bonuses of more than $50,000 this year thanks to increased tax revenue linked to a Meta data center https://t.co/7Z7tVDAWyW

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The AI Price War Is Here, Piling Pressure on OpenAI and Anthropic https://t.co/A0O2EDtJnd

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About three dozen investors, from Silicon Valley titans to a family office in Tampa, hold stakes in the big three companies at the core of the mega IPO wave. Here’s a look at who they are. https://t.co/RfdeyTguIo

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Amazon Says Its Data Centers Used 2.5 Billion Gallons of Water in 2025 https://t.co/6zj3dTr89g