AI News from May 5, 2026

Coinbase plans to cut about 14% of its workforce, with management citing AI-driven operational changes among the reasons.

The White House is considering pre-release AI model reviews after concerns around Anthropic's Mythos model and cybersecurity risks.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said OpenAI and Anthropic have made multiyear, multigigawatt commitments to Amazon Trainium silicon.

Intel named longtime Qualcomm executive Alex Katouzian to oversee consumer CPUs and its emerging physical AI push.

Roomba inventor Joe Jones is back with an AI-powered companion robot designed to behave more like a pet than a household helper.

Court filings and reports say Elon Musk sought a settlement before trial and later sent threatening messages about OpenAI leaders.

Greg Brockman testified in Musk v. Altman as coverage focused on his OpenAI stake, role, and financial ties to Sam Altman.

Reports say the Trump administration is considering an AI working group and possible model testing before public releases.