At its annual Dreamforce customer conference in San Francisco, Salesforce shows that it's on board with two of the biggest trends in enterprise AI.

Meta is betting users will pay for more access to its AI tools, with its most expensive plan priced at $499 a month.

When asked why Tesla and SpaceX were separate companies, Musk said that is “a great question.”

The deal raises the possibility that DoorDash could take over Wonder deliveries in the future.

Biren is weighing another share sale as China doubles down on efforts to produce homegrown chips.

The U.S. president fired off a series of statements criticizing calls from Anthropic and others to slow model development.

The startup makes high quality camera for smartphones.

Microsoft is also open to letting third party observers audit its internal AI development.

Beijing’s criticism underscores its concern that Washington could increasingly leverage AI safety to impose further restrictions on China.

The new fundraising comes just two months after the Chinese AI firm raised $4 billion in a share placement.

The Information previously reported that early plans for the demonstration included showing the Roadster hovering in the air.

Oracle’s shares have come under pressure amid the company’s AI buildout.

The commitment was part of a three-part plan Amodei put forward for leading AI companies to "pace the frontier"—or slow down the development of bleeding edge AI— just days after his own employees spoke about the growing dangers of AI development.

Anthropic is a big buyer of compute from Nvidia, as well as from Google and others.

OpenAI agents forced software service RubyGems to shut down new account signups during the cyberattack.

Polymarket appointed former Amazon executive Warren Jenson as its first chief financial officer.

As Salesforce prepares for its annual Dreamforce customer conference, it is planning to change the branding for its sales management offering and other top products.

Shaw will remain at the company through December, he said.

While demand is soaring for the Shanghai-based AI chip developer, it still relies on overseas chip manufactures to produce advanced chips.

The model was billed in early September as a major leap in commercial work.