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A federal judge just told the Trump administration, in plain terms, that it hasn't done its homework. During a Thursday hearing, U.S. District Judge Rita Lin said the government has not presented enough evidence to justify labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk — a designation that has blocked the A
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Satya Nadella just told Wall Street something remarkable: Microsoft — the company that bankrolled both OpenAI and Anthropic — is now building products to compete directly with them. That's not a subtle strategic pivot. That's a declaration. And for developers and founders across Asia, it reshapes th
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AI hasn't just changed how startups build — it's broken how they sell, secure their systems, and scale faster than any previous technology wave. TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 is putting that disruption front and center, dedicating its AI Stage to the questions that actually keep founders and engineers awa
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A billion-dollar acquisition just put a number on one of the most under-discussed risks in enterprise AI: the agents you deploy don't have human judgment, but they do have access credentials. Cyera agrees to acquire Oasis Security for $1B to address exactly that — and the deal signals that non-human
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Google just shipped a meaningful upgrade to Managed Agents in the Gemini API — and if you're building production AI systems anywhere in Asia, the details matter. The announcement from Google DeepMind covers a new default model, environment hooks that give developers real control over tool execution,
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Jensen Huang made his first-ever post on X. Dario Amodei fired back with a formal position statement. And somewhere in the middle of this very public back-and-forth between two of tech's most powerful figures, the future of AI regulation — and who gets to build with what — is being quietly decided.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella just handed every founder and developer a wake-up call — and this time, he didn't soften it. Satya Nadella says companies that trust one AI for everything are essentially outsourcing their thinking, and that path, he predicts, ends with those companies ceasing to exist. F
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A warehouse in San Leandro, California is hosting one of the strangest experiments in robotics right now: a human carefully pulling wooden blocks from a Jenga tower while sensors measure his brain waves. It sounds like a neuroscience lab setup, but it's actually a data collection operation — and it
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When Moonshot AI's open model Kimi K3 went viral in late July 2026, the reaction from Silicon Valley said more about the state of the AI race than the model itself did. Making sense of the panic over Chinese AI requires separating the genuine technical developments from the market anxiety — and for
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Six hundred people lost their jobs this week because a work management software company decided it needed to be "AI-first." Monday.com is the latest tech company to blame AI for layoffs — and it won't be the last. If you're a developer or founder in Asia watching this unfold, the pattern is worth un
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A librarian in South Philadelphia walks into a children's classroom — bright rug, alphabet charts on the wall — and asks 20 adults to pull out their phones so he can show them how to turn AI off. The room fills up every single time. That image tells you something important about where public sentime
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OpenAI just shipped its first piece of hardware, and it's not the world-changing device you might have expected from a company that's been reshaping software development. I tried out OpenAI's new AI keypad — which will be fun for some coders and slightly mystifying to everyone else — and the verdict