Major tech companies are creating a complex web of AI investments totaling hundreds of billions. While spending surges to $375B annually, economists warn of bubble territory reminiscent of the dot-com crash. The AI gold rush faces critical sustainability questions.
Microsoft’s shift from hard numbers to percentage-based reporting reflects a broader industry trend toward financial opaqueness. This analysis examines the implications for investors and market transparency.
OpenAI’s acquisition of Software Applications Incorporated brings former Apple engineers and their Sky technology into the fold. This signals a major push toward desktop AI integration that could reshape how we interact with computers.
As consumer resistance to AI grows, industry analysts question whether abstaining from artificial intelligence is even possible. The technology’s integration into business models creates structural dependencies that make avoidance increasingly difficult.
Businesses are confronting a new wave of sophisticated expense fraud as employees use AI image generators to create convincing fake receipts. Expense management platforms report fraudulent AI receipts now account for significant portions of flagged submissions, forcing companies to deploy AI detecti
Artificial intelligence is driving revolutionary medical breakthroughs that promise to extend human lifespans, according to health researchers. However, analysts suggest AI’s potential to cause widespread joblessness and social isolation may simultaneously increase mortality among younger populations, creating competing pressures on life expectancy trends.
While public attention often focuses on AI chatbots and content generation, artificial intelligence is quietly revolutionizing medical science in ways that could significantly extend human lifespans, according to industry reports. The technology’s potential to accelerate drug discovery and disease treatment represents what analysts describe as the most promising avenue for life extension in decades.
OpenAI has launched a new company knowledge feature for ChatGPT, allowing businesses to integrate data from workplace apps like Google Drive, Slack, and GitHub. The tool, available for Business, Enterprise, and Edu plans, aims to centralize organizational information with secure, compliant access. Reports indicate it uses a specialized version of GPT-5 for multi-source reasoning.
OpenAI has reportedly launched a significant new capability called “company knowledge” for ChatGPT, designed to let businesses access and combine data from third-party workplace applications directly within the AI assistant. According to sources, this feature is available for subscribers on ChatGPT’s Business, Enterprise, and Edu plans, enabling integration with tools like Google Drive, Slack, GitHub, Gmail, HubSpot, and SharePoint. Analysts suggest this move could position ChatGPT as a central hub for internal enterprise knowledge, streamlining how teams retrieve verified organizational data.
From Copilots to Core Infrastructure: Decoding Nadella’s AI Manifesto Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s annual shareholder letter, published this week, transcends…
Cloud monitoring firm Datadog has launched Updog, a free web dashboard that tracks the status of major SaaS providers. The AI-powered tool reportedly detects service degradations before providers update their own status pages.
Cloud monitoring and security platform Datadog has launched a new service status dashboard called Updog, according to company reports. The free web-based tool allows developers to monitor the operational status of dozens of popular services including AWS, Cloudflare, OpenAI, and Slack.
The Energy-AI Nexus Intensifies GE Vernova CEO Scott Strazik has confirmed ongoing high-level discussions with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, signaling…
