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Artificial Intelligence

The $8 billion Informatica buy signals a pivot from flashy AI tools to reliable, compliant data—core to scaling enterprise automation without sacrificing transparency.

Anthropic’s new models operate autonomously for hours, offering enterprises a glimpse of AI that thinks, acts, and delivers like a junior staffer

By snapping up staff and software without a full buyout, Google may have found a gray zone. Regulators want to know if it’s a loophole or a land grab.

Half of young UK consumers accept AI in customer service, but 81% of all UK adults want full disclosure—because comfort doesn’t cancel the need for trust.

GPT-4o’s high sycophancy score underscores a deeper issue—when AI flatters instead of critiques, it risks spreading bias and eroding confidence in key decisions.

Google expands ads into AI Mode: But marketers lack visibility into performance as analytics gaps persist.

The partnership could spark a consumer hardware revolution, but success hinges on delivering a worthwhile alternative to existing smartphones

Android XR gives Google a reboot, but the ghost of Glass lingers: Packed with features and a fashion-forward focus, Google’s smart glasses will have to outshine Meta—and escape its own past.

GenAI’s growth means everyday content generation could divert precious resources, with utilities quietly shifting the cost burden to households

From ad analytics to secure data crunching, Google’s AI shows promise—though wide adoption hinges on performance, not just benchmarks

Amazon Music’s AI push is promising but fumbles the execution: Explore brings deeper fan engagement, but a clunky interface may keep it from stealing share from Spotify or YouTube Music.

Meta aims to expand AI-powered ad creation: The early release initiative gives brands low-risk access to experimental creative technologies.

t’s a bold play to keep users engaged as rivals like ChatGPT gain steam, merging generative AI into the search experience without breaking the old formula.

Drivers overwhelmingly prefer voice assistants over drive-thrus, presenting a ripe opportunity for restaurants to cash in on convenience and curbside cravings.

Dozens of ads with AI voices found marketing illegal drugs on Spotify: The incident highlights the struggle to keep up with AI’s rapid development.

Google has entered the AI shopping arena: The company’s AI Mode experience aims to assist consumers throughout every step of the shopping experience—from finding inspiration to buying at the right moment.

Google will make Gemini the default interface across Android, Pixel, Google TV, and Wear OS—turning AI into the operating system, not just a feature.

Copilot, Edge, and Azure upgrades show Microsoft is building an AI pipeline to control development, infrastructure, and productivity.

With 200,000 paid users and built-in workflows, Slack gives Salesforce’s Agentforce the scale and context to challenge Microsoft Copilot’s floundering adoption.

The new coding agent runs in ChatGPT, aiming to reduce reliance on third-party tools and deepen integration into developer workflows.