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Good morning! Two companies that rarely work together just did, CNN is getting paid by Google for its journalism, and AI stocks took another hit on worries about how the build-out is being funded. Here is what moved in AI.

Apple and Meta Team Up to Run Muse Spark Open on Macs

Two rivals with a long history of friction just announced a joint AI project. It runs an 816-billion-parameter model on your desk, but you will need a lot of Mac Studios. See what it takes to run it →

CNN Signs a Multi-Year AI Partnership With Google

CNN says it will be paid for how Google uses its journalism in AI features. What neither company would say may matter more than what they did. See what was left out →

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AI Stocks Slide as Investors Question Data Centre Financing

A rate scare hit the most indebted names in AI hardest. Here is why CoreWeave and Oracle are at the centre, and why one analyst says investors will not fund AI “at any cost.” See what triggered the selloff →

Regina Council Orders a Report on Bell’s AI Data Centre

A 5-4 vote on a $-billion-scale project that council cannot actually approve or block. Here is what the report can and cannot change. See what council decided →

AI Fakes and Hacking Fears Grow Ahead of Alberta’s Vote

An AI-generated video of a “student” backing separation has already been pulled, and scientists are warning about AI models breaking out of their test environments. Here is what the law does and does not cover. See the warnings →

📚 From the AI Knowledge Hub

📢 The Signal Behind the Noise

Today’s stories are about who pays for AI and who is in control of it. Meta and Apple are pooling hardware and software, CNN is trying to get paid for its content, and investors are asking whether the money behind the data centres is as solid as the demand. Meanwhile, Regina and Alberta show that local governments are being pulled into AI decisions they have little power over, so the questions about who decides are the ones to watch.

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