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GitLab Cuts 14% of Staff in AI Pivot Despite Record 264 Million Revenue

GitLab is cutting 350 jobs and exiting 22 countries in a sweeping AI restructuring, even as the company reports $264 million in quarterly revenue with 23% growth. The move signals that even profitable dev-tool companies are reallocating resources toward AI-native features as agentic workloads reshape the developer landscape.

OpenAI Declares Chat Is Dead in Biggest ChatGPT Overhaul Ahead of IPO

Jun 8

Anthropic Warns AI Industry Has No Brake Pedal as Claude Codes 80% of Its Own Codebase

Jun 7

Trump Administration in Talks for Direct Government Stake in OpenAI

Jun 7

Tech Layoffs Top 123K in 2026 as May Hits Worst Month in Two Years

Jun 7

OpenAI's Lockdown Mode Locks Down ChatGPT Against Prompt Injection Attacks

Jun 7

Apollo and Blackstone Lock In $35B Chip Deal to Fuel Anthropic's AI Expansion

Jun 7

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xAI Trained Its Coding Models on Claude Outputs for Months Before Getting Cut Off

Elon Musk's xAI spent months distilling Anthropic's Claude to train its own coding models, continuing through personal accounts even after Anthropic revoked official access in January 2026. The revelation, reported by The Information, raises fresh questions about model distillation and the data supply chain behind AI coding tools.

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xAI Trained Its Coding Models on Claude Outputs for Months Before Getting Cut Off

Trump Admin Discusses Taking U.S. Government Equity Stake in OpenAI

The Trump administration and OpenAI are in talks about the U.S. government receiving donated equity in the AI giant to seed a 'Public Wealth Fund' that would distribute AI profits to American citizens. The discussions, ongoing for over a year, signal a potential reshaping of how the government partners with frontier AI companies — with rival Anthropic notably excluded from the conversation.

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Trump Admin Discusses Taking U.S. Government Equity Stake in OpenAI

Tesla's Own FSD Trainers Don't Trust the Tech They Built

A Reuters investigation reveals that 7 of 9 former Tesla data labelers who trained Full Self-Driving would not trust it to drive them, citing dangerous failures they observed firsthand. Eleven independent researchers found Tesla's safety statistics inflate FSD's safety record by up to 3x through flawed methodology — comparing airbag-deployment crashes against far less severe incidents.

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Tesla's Own FSD Trainers Don't Trust the Tech They Built