Big Tech
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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. -
Microsoft Adds More Layoffs by Letting Go of Washington Workers Microsoft laid off more than 6,000 workers this month, and now it's adding more than 300 from the Washington office. -
Samsung Plots Wide-Ranging AI Partnership With Perplexity Samsung and Perplexity are reportedly teaming up for a wide-reaching partnership – as tech continues to bet big on AI. -
Apple Stock Plummets as Trump Threatens 25% Tariff President Trump posted on Truth Social that Apple needs to start manufacturing iPhones in the US or face the consequences. -
TikTok to Lay Off US Employees in Response to Trumps Tariffs Declining sales in the US TikTok Shop due to tariffs have force the social media giant to lay off employees.