Global AI governance takes center stage. Therapy meets ChatGPT. Data companies cash in. This week's biggest tech stories show the world grappling with artificial intelligence's rapid advance.
Singapore startup Manus challenges OpenAI and Google's single-agent 'Deep Research' by deploying 100+ AI agents simultaneously. Bold bet on parallel processing over sequential work, but zero evidence it actually works better.
OpenAI's Sam Altman admits he's "scared" of GPT-5, comparing its development to the Manhattan Project. The model launches this week, but internal testing reveals AI progress is slowing. Why is the CEO afraid of his own creation?
DeepMind's newest AI system has found ways to speed up calculations that stumped mathematicians since 1969. The tool is already saving money in Google's data centers - and might reshape how we write computer code. Its first real-world results point to an unexpected shift in algorithm design.
Notion doubles its business pricing as it rolls out AI features across its platform. The $30 monthly fee now includes meeting transcription and enterprise search - a move that could reshape how companies handle their growing stack of AI subscriptions.
A groundbreaking court case in Arizona blurs the line between technology and testimony, as AI enables a deceased victim to address his killer. Legal experts now grapple with profound questions about justice, closure, and the boundaries of courtroom innovation.
OpenAI's latest executive hire signals a major shift in how the world's leading AI company operates. As Fidji Simo steps in to lead applications, Sam Altman's role is changing - and it reveals deeper changes in OpenAI's strategy that few saw coming.
In testimony about Google's search dominance, Apple's Eddy Cue suggested AI tools may reshape how people find information online. His remarks point to changes in user behavior that could affect both companies' core businesses.
What costs a billion dollars, takes five years to build, and irritates the world's richest tech company? Tim Sweeney's gamble just changed how you'll buy everything on your iPhone—and the real price he paid goes far beyond money.
OpenAI keeps nonprofit control while chasing trillions in funding. Their restructuring rejects typical tech evolution—transforming into a Public Benefit Corporation instead. But can they balance massive growth ambitions with their original mission to benefit humanity?
Your data isn't just collected anymore—it's remembered. Meta's new AI doesn't just know what you post, but tracks what you whisper to it in private chats. Why is Zuckerberg's latest creation keeping a "Memory file" on you? The answer might make you delete the app tonight.
A federal judge just caught Apple with its fingers in developers' digital wallets. And she's not just making them give the money back - she's calling in criminal investigators.
Xiaomi just crashed the AI party. The Chinese tech giant unveiled MiMo, its first large language model, marking a dramatic shift from smartphones and electric cars to artificial intelligence.
