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Frontier models, machine learning, and the AI industry.
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California's attorney general has compelled OpenAI to hand over information about cybersecurity incidents involving its AI models, including a reported breach of Hugging Face.
The Danish AI transcription startup raised €600k from Nordic Makers to fund a management buy-out and launched Explore, a tool linking recordings across time.
Reuters reports Meta paused an internal test in which human contractors handled some calls placed by its Muse AI agent, following privacy concerns among staff.
A wave of new financing rounds spanning the US, Europe and Iceland shows investors backing AI-driven platforms in healthcare, HR, tax compliance and cloud infrastructure.
The London-based life sciences startup closed a $140m Series C led by S32, with Nvidia's venture arm and Anthropic's Anthology Fund among the investors.
Executives from OpenAI, Anthropic and DeepSeek are reported to appear before the UN Security Council this week as it reviews AI risks to global security.
From Helsinki to Leuven and the US, several AI-focused companies have closed new rounds spanning infrastructure, fintech, recruitment and enterprise operations.
Leuven-based Spott has secured $21 million in Series A funding led by Balderton Capital to develop an AI-native operating system for recruitment agencies.
The French startup, which unifies device management, SaaS access, identity and IT support, plans to expand its autonomous AI agents for corporate IT teams.
DeepL founder Jarek Kutylowski said public markets are a tricky place for AI firms right now, pushing back on reports the German scaleup could list soon.
The European Commission's AI Office will convene the Apply AI Summit on 17 November 2026, spotlighting real-world AI adoption across European industries.
A New York Times legal brief cites internal statements in which a Microsoft director called AI scraping the largest theft of labor in human history.
Magentic, syte, Treble and Health Force have each closed new rounds backing AI-driven tools for manufacturing, real estate, acoustics and hospitals.
From industrial procurement to hospital operations and real estate analytics, several AI-focused startups have closed new financing rounds.
A wave of funding rounds spanning the US and Europe backs startups applying AI to enterprise software, hospital operations, trade compliance and more.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei wants to slow AI capability gains for safety. China's state media questions his motives, while much of Africa is still working to access the technology.
A wave of venture rounds across the US and Europe underscores investor appetite for AI software, infrastructure, safety and hiring tools.
Executives at OpenAI and Anthropic are pushing for an AI slowdown on safety grounds, while Nvidia's Jensen Huang, Chinese officials and President Trump reject the concerns.
Perplexity and Nvidia have made Portable Computer, a local-first AI agent, available on Windows machines with GeForce RTX or RTX PRO GPUs carrying at least 24GB of VRAM.
From Temporal's $550M round to BRKZ's construction procurement raise, a wave of financings shows investors backing AI infrastructure and applications worldwide.
Belgian automotive-safety spin-out IVEX secured €5 million, while Paris-based Arlequin AI landed €28 million to advance topological neural networks.
The Berlin startup secured €6 million in equity and a €30 million credit facility to acquire local tax practices and embed an AI platform into their daily work.
Paris-based Actionable secured $10 million led by Hi Inov to expand its AI platform that forecasts churn, complaints and repeat purchases for large enterprises.
Paris-based Tellia raised €4.3 million for voice-enabled agriculture data capture, while Berlin's sci2sci raised €1.2 million for data verification in regulated industries.
Three AI-focused companies across Europe and the US have confirmed new funding rounds, with valuations ranging from $3bn to €21bn.
The legaltech firm has made its first two acquisitions, extending its AI legal platform to five European markets months after a $50m Series B.
The San Francisco-based AI coding startup launched its first overseas office in London's King's Cross, with plans to expand its European team.
The Paris-based AI company closed a €3 billion round at a post-money valuation topping €21 billion, described by EU-Startups as the largest equity raise ever completed by a European tech firm.
Three early-stage European companies, sci2sci, Veridue and Fluencify, have announced pre-seed rounds targeting AI applications in regulated industries, energy dealmaking and creator marketing.
Jaipur Robotics, AI Score and Atira have each closed seed rounds targeting waste plants, AI governance and industrial sales, spanning Switzerland, the UK and Germany.
