Day September 2, 2026

Trump Administration Backs OpenAI in Landmark New York Times Copyright Fight

The Trump administration backs OpenAI in the AI copyright lawsuit with the New York Times, arguing model training can qualify as fair use.

Jio expands its cloud PC service to all Indians, letting older computers access AI-ready performance without buying new hardware.

Wonderful funding jumps to $5B after a $550M Series C, as the AI startup expands beyond customer service into enterprise orchestration.

Google’s Gemini partnership with MrBeast puts AI, health and Fitbit products into a wilderness survival video launching September 5.

Amazon’s scam checking AI lets Alexa verify suspicious messages, helping shoppers spot fake Amazon emails and texts faster.

HiddenLayer raises $100M as AI security spending surges, with enterprise demand growing for runtime protection, model scanning and agent defense.

NYC AI ban will block younger students from classroom use, restrict teacher grading tools and limit AI access in high school.

Adobe acquires Rilo to expand AI marketing workflows, adding a six-person team and automation tech to its customer experience suite.

OpenAI lawsuits tied to the Tumbler Ridge shooting expand by 30 new complaints, raising new claims of aiding and abetting.

AI detection startup Pangram is shaping publishing decisions, but experts warn its scores can misfire, bias results, and spark false accusations.