Micron had a “drop the mic” quarter, Dan Ives said. Others called it a restructuring of how Wall Street will price the AI trade for years to come.

While Big Tech’s biggest names have publicly courted President Donald Trump, Oracle’s billionaire cofounder took a quieter route—one that has reportedly tracked with major wins for his company and his son’s media empire.

“The big LLMs have lost the PR battle,” Cuban said. “Why? Because they all suck at putting people first.”

A new lawsuit claims AI pricing software helped Marathon, BP, and Circle K fix gas prices across 1,700 California stations.

Cursor CEO Michael Truell hired many of his employees straight out of a Discord server.

Maryland and Connecticut have banned personalized pricing based on consumer data. But who do AI agents actually work for?