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Demis Hassabis steps back to Chairman and Alphabet Chief Scientist while Koray Kavukcuoglu takes operational leadership, ending the two-continent Brain/DeepMind structure that slowed decision-making since 2023.
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The 31-page filing argues Apple never defined its trade secrets and that OpenAI has no use for Apple hardware secrets, with hearing tentatively set for October 1.
ServiceNow unveils AI Control Tower as the enterprise command center for governed AI executionThe AI Control Tower evolved from a governance tool into a comprehensive command center operating across five dimensions: Discover, Observe, Govern, Secure, and Measure.NowSpectrumDigonimica
DeepSeek V4-Flash emerges as cheapest major AI model at 3 cents per testResearch firm Artificial Analysis found DeepSeek's V4-Flash costs roughly 3 cents to run through a full benchmark suite, making it by far the least expensive well-known model compared to 86 cents for Kimi K3, $1.86 for GPT-5.6 Sol, and $3.15 for Claude Fable 5.The Next WebYahoo Finance
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The AI model marketplace startup, valued at $1.3 billion in May 2026, has seen monthly token volume climb from 2 trillion in early 2025 to approximately 250 trillion by July 2026.
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AWS quarterly revenue hit $42.2 billion, with CEO Andy Jassy raising full-year capital expenditure to $220 billion and 2027 server capacity largely booked.
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Article 50 requires chatbots to disclose they are automated, with December 2 deadline for machine-readable content; California's SB 942 mandates CPT-compatible provenance data with $5,000 daily fine per violation.
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