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Warner Music Group has agreed to acquire Sureel AI, a multi-patented platform that tracks how AI models use music assets, artist voices, and likenesses. The deal strengthens WMG’s capacity to protect and monetize artist intellectual property across AI training and generation.
SpaceX has released its most detailed look yet at a planned orbital AI data center satellite, unveiling a 70-meter-wingspan structure during the same week the company is pitching investors on a $1.75 trillion public listing.
Anthropic has called on the global AI industry to consider slowing or temporarily pausing frontier model development, warning that AI systems are already automating parts of their own creation and that full recursive self-improvement – where AI designs and trains its own successors without human involvement – could arrive within one to two years.
Meta has eased plans to track employee computer activity for AI training after internal criticism, introducing new controls that allow workers to pause data collection or request exemptions.
CNN filed a lawsuit against Perplexity, accusing the AI search startup of unlawfully using copyrighted news content to power its products.
Cursor has released Composer 2.5, an upgraded AI coding model built on Moonshot’s Kimi K2.5 checkpoint. The company says the model improves long-running coding workflows, instruction following, and reinforcement learning techniques for software engineering tasks.
Nvidia has partnered with AI startup Ineffable Intelligence to develop large-scale reinforcement learning systems aimed at superintelligence research. The company was founded in late 2025 by former Google DeepMind researcher David Silver.
Former Oracle employees say they were asked to help train internal AI systems before being laid off, as the company shifts resources toward data centers and AI infrastructure.
AI startup Recursive Superintelligence has raised $500 million from Nvidia and GV to pursue self-improving AI systems, despite having no public product.
LinkedIn is testing a new platform that lets users earn up to $150 per hour training AI models. The move taps into fast-growing demand for human feedback in AI.
DoorDash launches Tasks platform for real-world data collection, helping businesses and AI systems while expanding earning options for Dashers.
The UK government is considering mandatory labels for AI-generated content as part of broader efforts to address disinformation and copyright challenges.
BMG sues Anthropic over alleged use of copyrighted lyrics in AI training, adding to growing legal pressure on generative AI companies.
Elon Musk’s xAI is recruiting investment bankers, traders, and crypto experts to train its Grok chatbot on financial markets as it competes for enterprise customers.
Encyclopaedia Britannica and Merriam-Webster have sued OpenAI, alleging the company copied nearly 100,000 articles and dictionary entries to train ChatGPT without permission.