Mark Zuckerberg is preparing to flood social media feeds with AI-generated content, calling it the next evolution after friends and creators. The strategy raises questions about authenticity and platform responsibility in the AI era.
Wikipedia’s latest fundraising campaign contains thinly-veiled criticism of Elon Musk’s AI-powered Grokipedia. The nonprofit emphasizes human curation and independence from billionaire influence as key differentiators in the evolving encyclopedia landscape.
Verizon’s third-quarter subscriber losses have positioned T-Mobile to potentially dethrone the long-time market leader. With only 6 million customers separating them, the next three months could reshape the US wireless landscape.
After years of Linux dominance in development environments, Windows is staging a remarkable comeback. Discover why seasoned developers are reconsidering Microsoft’s platform for coding workflows.
The launch of The Outer Worlds 2 was disrupted by a Microsoft Azure outage that caused Game Pass installations to disappear. This incident highlights the fragility of cloud-dependent gaming infrastructure and raises questions about digital distribution reliability.
As Meta approaches earnings, the company faces its biggest strategic test yet. The collision between massive AI spending and Reality Labs’ continued losses could define the company’s future trajectory.
Chegg’s market value has plummeted $14.5 billion since 2021 as students abandon paid services for free AI tools. With 45% layoffs and failed AI initiatives, can this education company survive the ChatGPT revolution?
General Motors is eliminating 1,750 positions in response to slowing EV demand and expiring federal tax credits. The cuts reflect a broader industry recalibration as automakers face changing regulatory and market conditions.
A startup founded by former Google quantum researchers has unveiled working hardware that could disrupt the AI data center boom. Extropic’s thermodynamic chips use probabilistic bits to achieve unprecedented energy efficiency for complex simulations.
Sam Altman discloses OpenAI has committed to spend approximately $1.4 trillion on AI infrastructure development. The massive investment equates to roughly 30GW of data center capacity as the company navigates regulatory challenges.
