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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discussed spinning out the company’s robotics and consumer hardware divisions last year to give them more room to grow without weighing down the core business, sources say on.wsj.com/4tMi6al

The White House is weighing a new government review process for artificial-intelligence tools that the government deems to pose cybersecurity risks on.wsj.com/4n9f3q8

Anthropic and FIS, the provider of software for banks and financial companies, are partnering to develop AI-driven software for banks. on.wsj.com/3QNCSIc

The Roomba inventor’s next big thing? A cute little four-legged robot, designed to form an emotional bond with its owner. Christopher @Mims reveals the Familiar on.wsj.com/3OWkGvu

The second week of a blockbuster trial between Elon Musk and Sam Altman kicks off Monday, with the future of OpenAI very much up for grabs on.wsj.com/3QKshxH

A vocal band of Colorado software engineers and venture capitalists are increasingly grumbling that their Rocky Mountains tech haven is devolving into the place of their nightmares: California on.wsj.com/4twth6p

He asked ChatGPT for advice on a mass killing. Minutes later, two were dead. OpenAI is wrestling with how to handle its most chilling conversations. on.wsj.com/4te47ct

Sarah Friar, OpenAI’s chief financial officer, has ambitions for one of the biggest IPOs ever. She’s pulled off impossible ones before. on.wsj.com/4w6pcrN

Apple raised the starting price of its Mac Mini computer a day after Chief Executive Tim Cook said the company is struggling to meet demand on.wsj.com/4t8q78m

OpenAI recently gave its popular ChatGPT strict instructions: Stop talking about goblins on.wsj.com/4t9wIzA

The Defense Department has completed agreements with six technology companies, including many of the industry’s biggest, to use their AI capabilities in classified settings on.wsj.com/4eShGur

Meta Platforms CEO Mark Zuckerberg offered fresh details on the company’s aggressive AI plans and addressed the market’s negative reaction to its first-quarter results in a companywide meeting Thursday on.wsj.com/4t7LEOG

Elon Musk took the stand for a third day in his lawsuit against OpenAI and its co-founders, Sam Altman and Greg Brockman on.wsj.com/4eR8hDo

AI Has Made Memory Chips One of the World’s Most Profitable Products on.wsj.com/3P8PKrQ

The White House opposes a plan from Anthropic to expand access to its powerful artificial-intelligence model Mythos on.wsj.com/4tpjmzv

Big tech companies are starting to strike gold with AI, but investors are still wringing their hands over the multibillion-dollar bets on data centers and chips on.wsj.com/4dfFBml

Samsung’s Net Profit Soars as AI Demand Fuels Record Chip Earnings on.wsj.com/4uokeVY

Naver Posts Weaker First-Quarter Earnings on.wsj.com/4cUHxzw

SoftBank’s plans IPO for Roze AI, which intends to focus on AI and robotics, an area CEO Masayoshi Son sees as the ‘next frontier’ for SoftBank on.wsj.com/42CVGwe

Meta Platforms shares fell after hours as the company posted its biggest quarterly revenue jump in recent history and said it would spend even more than forecast to build out AI data centers this year on.wsj.com/4w1guv1