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OpenAI, in a price war with Anthropic, reduces its lag and, along with it, as Axios reports, calculates the government's response to a major AI failure.
The same two labs are involved in both pricing model disputes and theoretical scenarios of failure. Competitors fall into the same industry narrative.
SK Group opens 2-year AI academy with $2,200 monthly allowance
AI returns and supply chains among forces shaping tech in 2027
Eltex introduced a new system of professional certification of network engineers
The Taliban Are Using Europe’s Fear of Migrants to Their Advantage
Europe’s fastest-growing fintechs are queueing up for growth-stage funding rounds
The “biggest threat” China poses for European startups isn’t what you think
Exclusive: Project Europe cofounders step down as fund readies next chapter
TSMC expected to report sixth straight quarter of record profit thanks to AI boom
LG received a patent in Russia for a cabinet that shakes clothes: why it is needed
Drivers will be able to use the digital ruble to pay for trips along Bagration Avenue
The demand for the iPhone fell for one reason
3 parts of the world write →Yandex said that will be with the money of users after attacks on data centers
8 parts of the world write →The hobby of an avid debtor became a stumbling block in her relationship with her husband
Anthropic discloses fake tip to police among new rogue AI incidents
11 parts of the world write →Russians warned about a new scheme of fraud with child benefits
Claude's fake murder tip-off speaks to “carelessness” of AI companies, expert says
11 parts of the world write →Zelensky warned about the consequences of rudeness to Trump
11 parts of the world write →Bill Gates warns of “unpleasant surprises” from AI in 2027
5 parts of the world write →AI's risks are no reason for panic
5 parts of the world write →The bride canceled the wedding and put the groom scum in front of her whole family
CEOs of technology companies supported Trump’s proposal to call AI “superintelligence”
12 parts of the world write →The founder’s guide to TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: Everything you need to know
Bill Gates warns of surge in AI-powered cyberattacks over next year
5 parts of the world write →USA restores Britain's access to new OpenAI and Anthropic models
Amazon discusses purchasing AI startup Decart for $7 billion, with Nvidia among investors
China’s CXMT unveils “key progress” on chip structure pursued by Samsung, SK Hynix
ETSA 2026: Over a decade on, India's startup story is only getting started
ET Startup Awards 2026 | Tier-II cities rechart startup geography: IDFC First Bank’s Vaidyanathan
ET Startup Awards 2026: Silicon Valley called. They want their wardrobe back!
ETSA 2026: A secret circle, cosmic sparks and the night tech elite got goosebumps
ETSA champions show the great Indian dream is all home-brewed and visa-free
Yandex restores Pay after damage to data center in Vladimir
8 parts of the world write →Yandex limits downloads from Disk to relieve surviving data centers
After strikes on Yandex's data centers, failures affected other resources of the RuNet
3 parts of the world write →Failures of Alice and Yandex's smart devices attributed to damage to data centers
8 parts of the world write →Drones struck Yandex's data center in Vladimir, halting operations
8 parts of the world write →Nvidia eyes purchase of startup Reflection AI with open models
OpenAI reduces price gap with Anthropic in AI service competition
6 parts of the world write →Leaders of Anthropic and OpenAI, according to Axios, model the consequences of a major AI failure
6 parts of the world write →Startup Lambda, backed by Nvidia, raises up to $4 billion before IPO
Nvidia-backed startup Reflection AI releases open model Beam
4 parts of the world write →*designated an extremist organization and banned in Russia