Google Chrome now lets users delete local AI templates, giving them greater control over on-device AI features. This move reflects growing user demand for transparency and customization in browser-based artificial intelligence tools.
Bank of America raised Alphabet's price target to $370 following major AI agreements with Walmart and Apple, signaling confidence in Google's competitive positioning in the AI arms race.
As AI systems execute millions of decisions per second across fraud detection, trading, and autonomous workflows, traditional human oversight models are hitting a critical breaking point. Experts argue the industry needs fundamentally new governance approaches.
Chinese robotics firm UBTech has secured a partnership with Airbus to deploy humanoid robots in aircraft production, marking a significant milestone for automation in aerospace manufacturing.
Cloudflare's CEO highlights a critical data advantage: Google indexes vastly more web pages than OpenAI, exposing the infrastructure gap between search giants and AI companies competing for training data.
Meta's VL-JEPA challenges the dominance of token-generation approaches by predicting embeddings instead. This shift could reshape how AI systems understand and process visual information at scale.
Milan Kovac, who led Tesla's Optimus project, joins Boston Dynamics as a key executive. The move signals intensifying competition in the humanoid robotics sector as Hyundai-backed Boston Dynamics accelerates its development efforts.
Elon Musk demands up to $134 billion from OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging they defrauded him by shifting OpenAI's mission from nonprofit to for-profit.
SaaS startup funding surged 76% in 2025, with artificial intelligence technologies emerging as the primary catalyst. This explosive growth reflects a fundamental shift in venture capital priorities toward AI-driven solutions.
Robinhood's CEO argues AI will transform the workforce through entrepreneurial opportunity rather than displacement, challenging the prevailing narrative of job destruction in the age of artificial intelligence.
Three of tech's most valuable private companies are eyeing public markets in 2026, potentially reshaping the investment landscape with combined valuations approaching $1.6 trillion.
Replit now enables developers to build iPhone applications using natural language commands, dramatically lowering barriers to iOS app creation. The platform's new "vibe coding" feature lets users create production-ready apps in minutes without traditional coding knowledge.
