Big Tech
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Former Google CEO Warns About AI Hacking Vulnerabilities However, the former CEO has also praised the technology and called it "underhyped." -
Google Announces New Gemini Enterprise AI Platform Gemini's brand new Business and Enterprise plans give companies the opportunity to create AI agents with their own data. -
OpenAI Is Partnering With Yet Another AI Chipmaker OpenAI is partnering with AMD for more chips, bringing its total deal amount to more than $1 trillion over the last month. -
Sources Say Meta Is Considering Downsizing Its AI Division Meta has poured billions into AI research and development. Now, sources say they'll be majorly reorganizing their AI team. -
Perplexity AI’s $34.5B Bid to Buy Chrome Just Might Be a Stunt A 2024 US court ruling found Google held an unlawful monopoly in online search, and might need to sell Chrome. -
OpenAI Apologizes for ‘Mega Chart Screwup’ from GPT-5 Launch According to CEO Sam Altman, the mistake was not the fault of AI, but because "people were working late and were very tired." -
Cloudflare Says Perplexity’s AI Bots Ignore No-Crawl Directives According to a Cloudflare report, Perplexity is evading website network blocks to gain access to data without authorization. -
Microsoft Saved $500M Last Year With AI-Powered Call Centers According to reports, Microsoft says it not only saved money, but increased employee and customer satisfaction as well. -
Study: College Graduate Employment Is Below National Rate Economic uncertainty and the rise of AI are creating some problems for college grads looking for employment. -
Report: Apple Is Considering Buying AI Startup Perplexity Samsung already has a partnership in the works with Perplexity, potentially complicating an Apple buyout. -
New Research Reveals Corporate AI Adoption May Be Leveling Off New research reveals that the adoption of AI tools within corporate US is leveling off after a period of significant rising. -
Meta Just Bought a Nuclear Plant to Power Its AI "Securing clean, reliable energy is necessary to continue advancing our AI ambitions," said a Meta spokesperson.