AI Tools & SaaS

Nobody Selling AI Agents Can Agree on How to Charge for Them

Salesforce, Sierra, Glean, and Harvey are four of the best-funded companies in enterprise AI agents, and each has landed on a completely different answer to what they're actually selling.

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AI Tools & SaaS

Four Companies, One Pricing Collapse: What's Really Going On With AI Coding Agent Costs

OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor, and GitHub all launched flat subscriptions, then walked them back once power users cost more than they paid. That convergence is the real story.

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Four Companies, One Pricing Collapse: What's Really Going On With AI Coding Agent Costs
Opinion

The Biggest Sunk Cost in Human History

I think the AI industry stopped being about AI a while ago and started being about keeping a very large story alive long enough to cash out. Here's the math that makes me think that.

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The Biggest Sunk Cost in Human History
Tech News

Google's Android Antitrust Fight Is Finally Over, and Google Lost

The EU's highest court dismissed Google's last appeal, making a 4.1 billion euro Android antitrust fine permanent after eight years of litigation.

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AI & ML News

AI's Climate Pledges Are Quietly Losing to Its Power Bill

Google's emissions are up 80% against its own 2030 zero pledge, and the AI industry is turning to on-site gas plants because renewables can't move at capex speed.

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AI's Climate Pledges Are Quietly Losing to Its Power Bill
AI Tools & SaaS

Nobody Selling AI Agents Can Agree on How to Charge for Them

Salesforce, Sierra, Glean, and Harvey are four of the best-funded companies in enterprise AI agents, and each has landed on a completely different answer to what they're actually selling.

4th July
Four Companies, One Pricing Collapse: What's Really Going On With AI Coding Agent Costs
AI Tools & SaaS

Four Companies, One Pricing Collapse: What's Really Going On With AI Coding Agent Costs

OpenAI, Anthropic, Cursor, and GitHub all launched flat subscriptions, then walked them back once power users cost more than they paid. That convergence is the real story.

3rd July
The Biggest Sunk Cost in Human History
Opinion

The Biggest Sunk Cost in Human History

I think the AI industry stopped being about AI a while ago and started being about keeping a very large story alive long enough to cash out. Here's the math that makes me think that.

3rd July
Tech News

Google's Android Antitrust Fight Is Finally Over, and Google Lost

The EU's highest court dismissed Google's last appeal, making a 4.1 billion euro Android antitrust fine permanent after eight years of litigation.

2nd July
AI's Climate Pledges Are Quietly Losing to Its Power Bill
AI & ML News

AI's Climate Pledges Are Quietly Losing to Its Power Bill

Google's emissions are up 80% against its own 2030 zero pledge, and the AI industry is turning to on-site gas plants because renewables can't move at capex speed.

2nd July
Journalism's AI Problem Has Quietly Escalated Three Times in Three Years
AI & ML News

Journalism's AI Problem Has Quietly Escalated Three Times in Three Years

From outsourced AI product reviews to fully synthetic local news networks, each incident has been treated as isolated. Lined up in order, they show a clear progression.

2nd July
AI Tools & SaaS

Together AI Raises $800 Million Betting on Cheaper, Not Better

The new round more than doubles Together AI's valuation to $8.3 billion, on the strength of a simple pitch: run open-source models cheaper than the closed frontier labs can.

1st July
AI Is Propping Up GDP Growth. It Isn't Propping Up Profits Yet.
AI & ML News

AI Is Propping Up GDP Growth. It Isn't Propping Up Profits Yet.

AI capex drove roughly 75% of US GDP growth in Q1 2026, while 95% of enterprise AI pilots show no measurable financial return. Those two facts describe different phases of the same cycle.

1st July
The Layoffs Blamed on AI Are Moving in the Wrong Direction to Actually Be About AI
AI & ML News

The Layoffs Blamed on AI Are Moving in the Wrong Direction to Actually Be About AI

Tech layoffs and AI capex are rising together, not trading off against each other. That pattern undercuts the story companies are telling about why they're cutting staff.

1st July
The Dead End Nobody in Silicon Valley Will Admit
Opinion

The Dead End Nobody in Silicon Valley Will Admit

I don't think large language models are a path to general intelligence, and I think the architecture itself is the reason why. This is my case for that, not a settled fact.

30th June
AI & ML News

Google Just Made AI Image and Video Generation Nearly Free

Nano Banana 2 Lite generates images in four seconds for $0.034 apiece. Gemini Omni Flash prices video at ten cents a second. Neither is Google's best model, and that's the point.

30th June
Claude Sonnet 5's Price Cut Is the Real Story, Not the Benchmarks
AI & ML News

Claude Sonnet 5's Price Cut Is the Real Story, Not the Benchmarks

Anthropic's new model lands near-frontier benchmarks at a fraction of the price. That pricing move matters more than the scores.

30th June
South Korea Bets $880 Billion on Becoming the World's Chip Hub
AI & ML News

South Korea Bets $880 Billion on Becoming the World's Chip Hub

President Lee Jae-myung unveiled a decade-long, corporate-funded plan to turn southwest Korea into a global semiconductor and AI data center hub.

29th June
Meta Posed as Teenagers to Test Rival AI Chatbots, Report Finds
AI & ML News

Meta Posed as Teenagers to Test Rival AI Chatbots, Report Finds

A WIRED investigation found Meta contractors sent tens of thousands of minor-perspective crisis prompts to competitor chatbots without those companies' knowledge.

28th June
AI & ML News

OpenAI Pitched Washington a 5% Stake in Itself

Sam Altman floated giving the U.S. government a slice of OpenAI worth roughly $42.6 billion, modeled on Alaska's sovereign wealth fund. It's a proposal, not a deal, and the distinction matters.

27th June
Tech News

Hackers Sat Inside a DHS Network Used to Coordinate World Cup Security

DHS confirmed intruders had access to its Homeland Security Information Network, the unclassified system agencies use to coordinate event security, for up to five weeks.

26th June
AI Tools & SaaS

TwelveLabs Raises $100 Million to Make AI Understand Video, Not Just Search It

A $100 million Series B pushes TwelveLabs from video search toward a full agentic system, a narrower and less crowded bet than the general-purpose AI agent race.

25th June
Qualcomm's $3.9 Billion Bet Against Nvidia's Biggest Moat
AI & ML News

Qualcomm's $3.9 Billion Bet Against Nvidia's Biggest Moat

Qualcomm is acquiring software startup Modular in an all-stock deal aimed squarely at breaking developers' dependence on Nvidia's CUDA platform.

24th June
Intelligence Agencies Say AI-Driven Cyberattacks Are Months Away, Not Years
AI & ML News

Intelligence Agencies Say AI-Driven Cyberattacks Are Months Away, Not Years

The Five Eyes intelligence alliance issued a joint warning that frontier AI models capable of dramatically escalating cyberattacks are close to public availability.

23rd June
SpaceX Just Became an AI Infrastructure Company
AI & ML News

SpaceX Just Became an AI Infrastructure Company

SpaceX will supply $6.3 billion in compute to startup Reflection AI from its Colossus 2 data center, its fourth such deal in months.

22nd June