OpenAI upgraded ChatGPT's voice to sound more human-like with better emotional expression and seamless language translation. But the improvements come with trade-offs: audio quality sometimes drops and the AI still hallucinates random sounds.
Builder.ai raised $445 million claiming AI built apps automatically. Actually, 700 human engineers in India wrote all the code manually. The Microsoft-backed startup collapsed into bankruptcy after inflating revenue by 300%.
Reddit accuses an AI firm of using millions of user posts without consent—despite earlier refusals to license the data. The case raises deeper questions: Who controls online conversations, and how should they be valued in the age of artificial intelligence?
Exploring the implications when your AI supplier transitions into a business rival. Understand the impact on businesses and strategies to mitigate risks.
Two newsletters control what 2 million tech professionals read about AI every morning. Their founders went from zero to seven-figure exits in under 24 months. But only one dares to question the hype.
Chinese AI company DeepSeek caught training its model on Google's data while simultaneously censoring 85% of government criticism topics. How companies steal billions in training costs.
Google's AI notebook tool just solved its most frustrating problem. For two years, sharing research with teams meant typing email addresses one by one. Now a single link does what took dozens of invitations before.
Private equity firm quietly dismantled Europe's most influential startup publication last month. The casualties include journalists who spent decades building relationships that connected European founders to Silicon Valley investors.
Wall Street bet $100+ billion on AI data centers this year. Microsoft just paused construction. Towns gave up 85% of tax revenue for projects that may create few jobs. Are we building the future or the next bubble?
Nvidia just reported $44 billion in revenue, but the real story is what happened in China. The company took a $4.5 billion hit and expects to lose another $8 billion next quarter. How did the world's most valuable chipmaker end up locked out of its second-biggest market?
Sam Altman makes money from AI bots flooding the internet. Now he wants to scan your eyeballs to prove you're human. His eye-scanning Orbs launched in six US cities, paying $40 in crypto for iris scans. But there's a catch with the "privacy protection" claims.
Oracle just agreed to spend $40 billion on chips for OpenAI's first independent data center. The deal marks OpenAI's break from Microsoft after years of relying on its cloud. Why now, and what does this mean for the AI race?
