Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses finally found their killer use case: helping blind veterans see. It's genuinely good tech wrapped in obviously calculated PR — and somehow both things can be true at once.
Visa wired its $15-trillion payment network directly into ChatGPT. Your AI assistant can now spend your money—and OpenAI just became the most dangerous commerce platform on Earth.
A year after tapping Alexandr Wang for AI, Zuckerberg is stuck actually selling it. Good models ≠ products people want.
OpenAI and Anthropic are getting squeezed as Google, DeepSeek, and Meta slash AI prices toward zero. The foundation model business is commoditizing faster than the valuations can handle.
Meta admits its free-model strategy is dead. Llama was supposed to democratize AI—instead it became raw material for everyone else's products while Meta burned $80B. The open weights era is ending.
Amazon is using a 1986 anti-hacking law to come after Perplexity AI for web scraping. The outcome could determine whether the open internet survives the AI gold rush — or gets carved up by tech giants.
Snowflake says 'Claude Fable 5' is coming to Cortex AI. The only problem? Nobody can confirm this model actually exists. Another day, another enterprise AI hallucination.
Google DeepMind's Lyria 3 enters the AI music arena with high-fidelity generation that might finally make AI tracks listenable. Can they dethrone Suno and Udio?
Business Insider asked 4 execs how they measure AI ROI. None mentioned token costs. That's like running a fleet and ignoring gas prices—corporate AI adoption is flying blind.
Europe's sovereign AI push is pure cosplay — every 'homegrown' model from Mistral to Aleph Alpha trains on NVIDIA silicon. The EU has regulation but no chips, and that's not independence, that's a subscription.