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🤖 Anthropic's Explosive Revenue Surge, UK Deepfake Lawsuits, & The Chip Crisis Choking AI's Future
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- Jun 5, 2026
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Anthropic just revealed annualized revenue of $47 billion — a jaw-dropping leap from $9 billion just six months ago — and has filed to go public in what may be the most anticipated IPO in tech history. Meanwhile, TSMC's CEO is sounding the alarm on a semiconductor crunch so severe it could stall the entire AI industry for years. In the UK, a sitting MP is suing Elon Musk's xAI after Grok generated explicit deepfake content of her, and more complainants are now lining up to join the fight — while xAI is accused of using intimidation tactics in a parallel US lawsuit. In a rare show of unity, the CEOs of Anthropic, OpenAI, and Microsoft have co-signed an urgent letter to Congress warning of a dangerous biosecurity gap that AI could exploit to help engineer biological weapons. Researchers at MIT and UC Irvine are raising alarms about AI quietly eroding our capacity for independent thought, just as Australian data shows over half the population now uses AI monthly. And communities across the US — from Monterey Park to Seattle — are pushing back hard against the massive energy and land demands of AI data centers. Plus, what Mira Murati's return to the spotlight could signal, what to expect from Apple's WWDC Siri overhaul, and Amazon's new warehouse robot that workers can now just talk to. Subscribe to Daily Inference: dailyinference.com Love AI? Check out our other AI tools: 60sec.site and Artificial Intelligence Radio