OpenAI has started selling extra credits for its Sora AI video generation tool, pricing 10 generations at $4 through Apple’s App Store. This marks a critical turning point for generative AI economics as companies face unsustainable costs. The move reveals surprising demand patterns that could reshap
Nvidia’s staggering $5 trillion valuation represents more than just corporate success—it’s the epicenter of a potentially dangerous AI bubble. The financialization of compute power and closed-loop capitalism create systemic risks that extend far beyond tech investors.
While Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta and Amazon commit over $300 billion to AI infrastructure, Apple takes a contrarian path with just $12.7 billion in capital expenditures. The company’s hybrid approach blends third-party computing with proprietary Private Cloud Compute servers.
A security researcher has revealed how Windows’ native AI infrastructure can be weaponized to deliver malware. The technique uses trusted ONNX files to bypass security engines, creating a new attack vector that current defenses aren’t equipped to detect.
While US politicians warn about China’s surveillance state, American technology continues to power it through a critical cloud computing loophole. Four legislative attempts to close this gap have failed amid intense industry lobbying, raising serious national security concerns.
As AI data centers strain power grids, Bloom Energy is positioning fuel cells as the solution. The company’s ambitious expansion and strategic partnerships signal a fundamental shift in how we power the digital economy.
In a stunning reality check for AI automation ambitions, new research reveals that leading AI agents failed spectacularly at performing actual freelance work. The top performer managed just 2.5% of tasks at acceptable quality levels.
The AI investment boom is creating clear winners and potential losers as companies take radically different approaches to capital expenditure. Microsoft’s demand-driven strategy contrasts sharply with Meta’s speculative building as depreciation costs surge.
ServiceNow delivered strong Q3 results with 22% revenue growth but added “prudence” to guidance due to the ongoing federal government shutdown. The enterprise software giant is leveraging AI agents to drive both top-line growth and bottom-line efficiency gains.
Shareholders have overwhelmingly rejected CoreWeave’s $9 billion acquisition of Core Scientific, highlighting growing tensions in the AI infrastructure gold rush. The deal’s collapse reveals fundamental challenges in valuing AI assets during market volatility.
