Anthropic Launches Claude for Teachers for US K-12 Educators
Anthropic is giving verified K-12 teachers in the US a free year of premium Claude access, curriculum-aligned lesson tools, and classroom integrations through June 2027.
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How Do Companies Use AI in Supply Chain Management?
AI now forecasts demand, reroutes shipments, and flags supplier risk before it becomes a stockout — how retailers and logistics firms actually use it.
Read more →New York Enacts First-in-Nation Freeze on Hyperscale Data Centers
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed an executive order pausing new hyperscale data center permits for up to a year, citing rising electricity bills and grid strain from AI-driven demand.
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What Is the AI Chip Performance Threshold — and Can It Be Designed Around?
US export controls don't ban AI chips by name — they trigger on two calculated numbers, Total Processing Performance and Performance Density. Chipmakers are now designing chips to fall under them.
Read more →Montefiore Lays Off 12 Nurses, Shifts to AI for Insurance Reviews
A Bronx hospital eliminated 12 utilization-review nursing jobs and moved insurance-approval work to AI software, prompting a union grievance over a newly signed labor contract.
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What Do Common AI Terms Like LLM and Token Actually Mean?
A plain-language glossary of the AI terms you'll actually run into — from large language model and token to RLHF, hallucination, and AI agent.
Read more →Dongfang Suanxin Unveils DF1000 AI Chip to Skirt US Chip Curbs
Shanghai startup Dongfang Suanxin unveiled its DF1000 AI chip on July 13, bypassing US export curbs with 3D memory stacking instead of banned high-bandwidth memory.
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What Is Perplexity AI — and How Does It Work?
Perplexity AI is an AI-powered answer engine that searches the live web and writes cited answers instead of a list of links. Here is how it works, how it differs from Google, and what it costs.
Read more →Anthropic Adds Team Editing and Public Sharing to Claude Artifacts
Claude's Artifacts pages now support named editors, simpler public links open to anyone online, and creation via Claude Tag in Slack, according to Anthropic's documentation.
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What Is an AI Safety Institute — and What Does It Actually Do?
A government body that stress-tests powerful AI models for dangerous capabilities before they ship — the closest thing frontier AI has to an independent inspector.
Read more →Supply Chain AI Startup Auger Raises $50M Series B
Auger, the AI-driven supply chain startup led by former Amazon executive Dave Clark, has raised a $50 million Series B, bringing its total funding to $150 million.
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Best AI Tools for a Small Business — and How to Start
A practical guide to the handful of AI tools worth adopting first as a small business owner — what they actually do, what they cost, and how to start safely.
Read more →UK Safety Institute Finds Universal Jailbreak in OpenAI's GPT-5.6
OpenAI's newly published GPT-5.6 system card discloses that UK AI Security Institute testers built a universal jailbreak within hours, unlocking the model's cyber-attack capabilities.
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What Is DeepSeek? The Chinese AI Lab That Rattled Silicon Valley
DeepSeek is the Chinese AI lab whose cheaply trained, open-weight models triggered Nvidia's biggest one-day stock drop and reshaped how the industry talks about AI costs.
Read more →DeepSeek in Talks for New Funding at $71 Billion Valuation
DeepSeek has opened talks for a new funding round valuing the Chinese AI lab at $71 billion, just weeks after its first outside round closed near $50 billion, the Financial Times reports.
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What Is a Series E Round — and Why Do AI Startups Raise Them?
A Series E is the fifth major venture round a startup raises. AI companies now close them at record size to keep growing without going public — here's how the funding ladder works.
Read more →Intel Commits €5 Billion to Expand Chip Plant in Ireland
Intel will invest €5 billion to expand its Leixlip campus in Ireland, adding capacity for Xeon server processors as AI data center demand strains chip supply.
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What Is Nvidia — and Why Does AI Depend on Its Chips?
Nvidia makes the graphics chips that train and run most of today's AI models. Here's what the company does and how it became AI's biggest bottleneck.
Read more →Innovative Eyewear Adds Claude AI to All Lucyd Smart Glasses
Nasdaq-listed Innovative Eyewear is rolling out free Claude AI access across its Lucyd smart eyewear lineup, letting wearers switch between Claude and ChatGPT mid-conversation.
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What Is Defense AI — and Why Is It Attracting Billions in Funding?
Defense AI fuses battlefield sensor data and guides autonomous drones — and it is now one of the fastest-growing corners of venture investment in Europe and the US.
Read more →European Defense AI Startup Helsing Raises $1.8B at $18B Valuation
German defense-AI company Helsing raised $1.8 billion in a Series E round, valuing it at $18 billion — Europe's largest-ever defense-startup funding round.
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