1. Enterprise AI

OpenAI's new data shows the gap between AI leaders and laggards is tripling, and the companies pulling ahead also look financially stronger.

Salesforce's Agentforce gains IL5 authorization for Department of War use, with Army HRC first to deploy AI agents supporting 9.2 million service members.

London's Boltzbit unveils General Learning Intelligence (GLI), a live-learning AI architecture positioned as an alternative to static, pre-trained foundation models, with a full product suite due later in 2026.

Anthropic's Claude Opus 5 launches today, nearing Fable 5's intelligence at half the price and topping coding benchmarks, while its most aligned model yet stays behind Mythos 5 on cybersecurity.

Why Live Learning is the only path to profit By Dr Yichuan Zhang, CEO & Co-founder, Boltzbit The model race has become a contest for scarce resources, and that competition is leading the AI industry down an unsustainable path. A handful of companies now control the chips, capital and

Databricks is raising fresh funding at a $188bn valuation, led by Coatue, to accelerate its AI governance, coworker and database products amid rising enterprise demand.