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WSJ: OpenAI’s High-Stakes, High-Touch Push to Make AI Work for Business (Jul. 22, 2026)
OpenAI is pushing into enterprise with a $150 million partner program and DeployCo, a services firm embedding forward-deployed engineers to build AI apps for clients. -
WSJ: OpenAI’s Clothing Ignited Debate. Its Design Director Explains the Vision. (Jul. 22, 2026)
OpenAI launched Supply Co., a merch line including $15 socks, $175 sweatshirts, and a green ChatGPT basketball, which drew mixed online reactions but is selling out. AI companies use apparel to build brand loyalty, attract superfans, and provoke backlash. -
WSJ: Anthropic Doubles Midterm Spending to $40 Million to Push AI Regulation (Jul. 22, 2026)
Anthropic is doubling midterm spending to $40 million, giving $20 million to Public First Action to push for stronger AI safeguards, transparency, and regulation. -
AP News: Judge approves a $1.5B Anthropic settlement over books used to train Claude (Jul. 21, 2026)
A federal judge approved a $1.5 billion settlement after Anthropic used pirated books to train its Claude chatbot. Anthropic will pay thousands of authors about $3,000 per book. -
WSJ: Nvidia Supplier Wistron Opens $700 Million Texas Site Producing AI ‘Superchips’ (Jul. 22, 2026)
Wistron opened a $700 million Fort Worth factory to build Nvidia superchip modules, scaling to tens of thousands monthly. The move signals Taiwanese suppliers pivoting to AI hardware, and a U.S. supply-chain buildout. -
WSJ: Utilities Join Trump Pledge to Limit AI-Driven Increases in Electricity Bills (Jul. 21, 2026)
Nearly 200 utilities, data-center developers, and tech firms pledged to pay more for electricity and fund grid upgrades to prevent AI-driven bill increases. -
WSJ: Google Search Was a Lifeline for Publishers. Now They’re Thinking of Cutting it Off. (Jul. 21, 2026)
Reddit and several major publishers are weighing blocking Google’s crawlers or ending deals as AI search reduces referral traffic, ad revenue, and web clicks. -
WSJ: White House to Redirect Billions in Research Funds Toward AI, Away From Colleges (Jul. 21, 2026)
The Trump administration will shift federal research funding to individual scientists, AI-driven projects, and fellowships, instead of universities, to speed discovery.