Chrome Will Now Pull Your Flight Numbers Straight From Gmail
Your next flight booking number may already be waiting in the form you are filling out. Google said on October
Nvidia Puts $3 Billion Into Meta as the AI Industry’s Vendor-Financing Loop Tightens
Nvidia is now an investor in one of its biggest customers. The chipmaker said Tuesday it will put $3 billion
Microsoft Offers Buyouts to 60,000 in AI Workforce Shift
Microsoft is offering buyouts to around 60,000 employees, but that number is not a layoff count. It is the size
AI’s New Bottleneck Isn’t Chips — It’s Power Lines, Permits, and Politics
In Melbourne, residents parked their cars in front of work crews to stop concrete power poles going up. In Virginia,
Meta’s $25 Billion New Mexico Penalty Is Just the Start – the Meter Now Runs at $10 Million a Day
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion, among the largest US corporate penalties. But the number
OpenAI’s Orchestra Bio Deal Shows the Real AI Race Is in Pharma’s Back Office
OpenAI has acquired Orchestra Bio, a four-year-old startup that builds AI agents for pharmaceutical companies — and folded its team
AI Agents Are the New Insider Threat, Says Microsoft: ‘Frontier Models Cannot Be Trusted’
Microsoft wants you to trust its AI security products. It does not want you to trust the AI models themselves
Anthropic Is Giving Away 5% of Itself — a Pledge That Could Top $100 Billion
Anthropic announced Sunday that it will commit 5% of its shares to a new Anthropic Public Benefit Fund — a
The Leap Second Is Dead: Timekeepers Just Killed the Tweak That Kept Crashing the Internet
The world’s official clock just lost a second it will never get back. On Thursday, timekeepers from 69 countries voted