
Thrive’s ADT buyout signals a new phase of AI deal-making in physical security
Thrive buys ADT in an AI security deal backed by OpenAI, signaling a push from software into physical security and smart-home services.

Thrive buys ADT in an AI security deal backed by OpenAI, signaling a push from software into physical security and smart-home services.

Rivian is licensing its AI voice assistant to Volkswagen through their joint venture, expanding a $5.8 billion software deal.

Reddit is shifting toward logged-in users to fight AI scraping, offset weaker search traffic and boost monetization.

WIRED says a Claude Code breach on a secure Pentagon network exposed DOD data and raises fresh contractor security concerns.

Google is rolling out Gemini file editing in chat for all users, letting people generate, preview and edit files without leaving the app.

Granola expands into Mac dictation as voice AI startups race to bundle meeting notes, typing and productivity tools.

Mistral released an open-weight model for cybersecurity use, pushing self-hosted AI into enterprise and government security workflows.

U.S. agencies scrutinized Jensen Huang’s ties to a Megaspeed executive in an Nvidia espionage probe tied to China and chip exports.

Microsoft buyouts for 60,000 workers signal deeper cuts to fund AI spending, with ripple effects for Xbox and Seattle.

Dream raised $17M to build AI world models for construction, aiming to automate building design and challenge AutoCAD and Revit.