
AI Giants' Data Grab Finally Catches a Lawsuit
The trillion-parameter AI gold rush always relied on your data. Now Perplexity, Meta, and Google face a $12.5B lawsuit that could expose the whole dirty training pipeline.

The trillion-parameter AI gold rush always relied on your data. Now Perplexity, Meta, and Google face a $12.5B lawsuit that could expose the whole dirty training pipeline.

DeepSeek R1 cost $5.6M to train and matched OpenAI's o1. NVIDIA lost $600B in a day. The open-source AI revolution is here and Wall Street's late.

A year after tapping Alexandr Wang for AI, Zuckerberg is stuck actually selling it. Good models ≠ products people want.

OpenAI and Anthropic are getting squeezed as Google, DeepSeek, and Meta slash AI prices toward zero. The foundation model business is commoditizing faster than the valuations can handle.

Meta admits its free-model strategy is dead. Llama was supposed to democratize AI—instead it became raw material for everyone else's products while Meta burned $80B. The open weights era is ending.

Business Insider asked 4 execs how they measure AI ROI. None mentioned token costs. That's like running a fleet and ignoring gas prices—corporate AI adoption is flying blind.

DeepSeek trained a GPT-4-class model for $5.6M on nerfed chips and open-sourced the whole thing. The AI hype machine just met its reality check.

xAI drops Grok Imagine 1.5 Preview with better photorealism and the same chaotic energy. The uncensored image gen arms race just got hotter.

Perplexity's CEO went on CNBC claiming ONE metric will decide the AI race. Cool story. Here's why that's peak hype-cycle nonsense from someone who should know better.

Unitree's G1 humanoid robot costs $116K, learns by watching, and might be the first robot that actually makes economic sense for warehouses. The labor displacement conversation just got real.