https://www.nwslyr.com/briefings/2026-07-02-lunch/ nwslyr en 2026-07-02T16:30:25.315Z Lunch AI briefing: OpenAI proposes US equity stake, Sony ends physical game discs, and AI demand strains power grids in Virginia. https://www.nwslyr.com/briefings/2026-07-02-morning/ nwslyr en 2026-07-02T11:00:49.864Z Morning AI briefing: OpenAI reportedly offers the US government a stake, Google loses a major EU antitrust appeal, and Meta explores selling excess AI compute capacity. https://www.nwslyr.com/briefings/2026-07-01-evening/ nwslyr en 2026-07-01T22:30:31.534Z Evening AI briefing: Sony ends PlayStation disc production, Meta plans an AI cloud business, and Elon Musk denies a SpaceX AI phone prototype. https://www.nwslyr.com/briefings/2026-07-01-afternoon/ nwslyr en 2026-07-01T19:30:46.464Z Afternoon AI briefing: Meta eyes a cloud business, Sony and Xbox diverge on physical games, and AI's global impact faces UN scrutiny. https://www.nwslyr.com/briefings/2026-07-01-lunch/ nwslyr en 2026-07-01T16:30:28.915Z Lunch AI briefing: Sony shifts to all-digital gaming, Meta expands AI compute sales, and new AI research tackles brain-to-text communication. https://www.nwslyr.com/briefings/2026-07-01-morning/ nwslyr en 2026-07-01T11:00:39.446Z Morning AI briefing: Anthropic's Fable 5 models are back after US export controls lifted, while new AI funds raise billions and ByteDance pivots Doubao to enterprise. https://www.nwslyr.com/briefings/2026-06-30-evening/ nwslyr en 2026-06-30T22:32:11.198Z Evening AI briefing: Anthropic expands into drug discovery, Apple and Epic's legal battle reaches the Supreme Court, and a new poll links AI chatbot use to anti-vaccine myths. https://www.nwslyr.com/briefings/2026-06-30-afternoon/ nwslyr en 2026-06-30T19:31:55.938Z Afternoon AI briefing: Anthropic's Sonnet 5 arrives, AWS invests $1B in AI, and Netflix sparks debate with an AI-generated Gene Wilder voice. https://www.nwslyr.com/blog/claude-sonnet-5-agent-model-split-reaction/ nwslyr en 2026-07-02T17:03:03.774Z Claude Sonnet 5 Is an Agent Model First. That Is Why the Reaction Is So Split.