Yahoo acquires AI news aggregator Artifact, developed by Instagram co-founders, to integrate its personalization technology into Yahoo's news network and enhance user experience.

Sam Altman steps down from OpenAI's venture capital fund, which will now be led by Ian Hathaway. The fund, not directly invested in by OpenAI, is scrutinized for its governance.

Judge Breyer dismissed a lawsuit by X Corp against the CCDH, criticizing the company for trying to stifle free speech rather than addressing data scraping concerns.

Reddit's IPO on the NYSE saw shares soar 38% above the set price, valuing the company at $8.87 billion, despite initial expectations of a $6.4 billion valuation at IPO.

Adyen expands its presence in North America by securing a new 150,000-square-foot San Francisco office to support its growth and proximity to significant clients.

Amazon's Climate Pledge Fund invests $7.7 million in Glacier, a firm using AI and robotics to revolutionize recycling by sorting materials and collecting data to improve sustainability.

OpenAI refutes Elon Musk's lawsuit, citing emails suggesting Musk supported their funding strategy, despite his claims it betrayed open-source ideals.

Elon Musk has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming that the company deviated from its mission and accusing it of becoming a closed-source subsidiary of Microsoft.

OpenGov's valuation hits $1.8 billion after Cox Enterprises acquires a majority stake, expanding the cloud software provider's reach across government agencies.

Even previously skeptical tech and finance figures are returning to San Francisco, drawn by its booming AI industry. The city's tech industry roots prove deep as rival hubs Austin and Miami face steep declines.

Lambda secures $320 million in Series C funding led by USIT to expand its AI-focused GPU cloud services, with participation from B Capital, SK Telecom, T. Rowe Price Associates, and others.

A Waymo self-driving car hit a bicyclist in San Francisco, raising safety questions regarding autonomous vehicles.

The Oversight Board allowed an edited Biden video on Facebook but urged Meta to revise its manipulated media policy, which it found incoherent and too focused on content creation rather than preventing harm.