Anne Cagan

After the shock, the negotiations. A few days after the cut-off of the Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models from Anthropic, Europeans are seeking to obtain from the Americans a "trusted partner" status, intended to guarantee them access to cutting-edge technologies deemed sensitive, reveals the Financial Times. The approach makes sense. But whatever the outcome, the EU would be wrong to see it as anything other than a band-aid.

He had undoubtedly hoped to deliver an "inspiring" speech, like Steve Jobs at Stanford 20 years earlier. However, on that day, after recalling the dawn of the computer age, Eric Schmidt triggered a fully-fledged uproar by uttering two words ("artificial intelligence") to a room of 20,000 students at the University of Arizona, who were hardly thrilled at hearing that AI would shape their future during their graduation ceremony. "I understand that fear.

What if this madness is a step too far? The kind that could burst the AI-fuelled bubble. The latest whim of the richest man on the planet, whom no one dares say no to anymore. On 12th June, Elon Musk will once again make history. On that day, SpaceX, a four-headed hydra made up of space launchers, Starlink satellites, the social media platform X and the entire AI branch of the empire, including Grok, will go onto the stock market.