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Google Home Speaker Review: Great Sound and Design, but Still Finicky⭐9
Google Home Speaker review: Great sound and minimalist design, but voice assistant finickiness and smart home quirks make it inconsistent.
OpenAI Unveils Its First Custom AI Processor: Jalapeño⭐8
OpenAI unveils Jalapeño, its first custom AI processor optimized for inference workloads to reduce reliance on NVIDIA and improve efficiency for ChatGPT.
India’s MoEngage Bets That the Future of Marketing Belongs to Millions of AI Agents⭐8
MoEngage acquires Aampe to use AI agents for individual customer marketing, aiming to win enterprise clients from Salesforce and Adobe.
Hollywood Bends the Knee to OpenAI⭐8
Hollywood studios avoid funding critical AI films, like Guadagnino's 'Artificial,' due to reliance on OpenAI tools for production.
Anthropic’s Claude Tag: Learning Your Company, One Slack Message at a Time⭐9
Anthropic launches Claude Tag in Slack, an AI teammate that learns from company messages, remembers context, and executes tasks across channels.
Why Corporate AI Super PACs Spent $27 Million on a Local Election⭐8
Corporate AI super PACs spent $27 million on a local primary, revealing tech industry efforts to shape policy and influence elections through strategic politica...
Fika Jobs Raises $4M to Build a Video-First Hiring Platform Where AI Agents Interview Candidates⭐9
Fika Jobs raises $4M for a video-first hiring platform where AI agents interview candidates, replacing resumes with short video profiles.
Fitbit Air Takes a Smarter Approach to the AI Health Data Crisis⭐8
Fitbit Air prioritizes privacy with on-device AI, offering clear health insights without overwhelming users in a data-driven market.
Something’s Off with Midjourney’s Pivot to Body Scanners⭐9
Experts question Midjourney's unproven body scanning pivot, citing lack of peer-reviewed evidence, privacy risks, and skepticism over its bold tech claims.
Meta Launches Cheaper Smart Glasses Without Ray-Ban Partnership⭐8
Meta launches cheaper smart glasses without Ray-Ban partnership, cutting price by $80 to boost wearable AI accessibility with privacy updates ahead of 2026.