With its next Snapdragon X75 processor, Qualcomm has set its eyes on supporting challenging AI workloads, despite the difficulties the company has experienced as a result of the dwindling smartphone market.

A recent exposé by The New York Times has thrust tech behemoths OpenAI and Google into the spotlight, alleging potential copyright infringements in their AI training practices.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai countered widespread anxieties about AI displacing jobs, arguing instead that artificial intelligence acts as an "accelerator" enabling greater productivity and new ventures, fueling the company's continued expansion plans.

Apple has introduced a highly anticipated AI strategy, incorporating its new "Apple Intelligence" technology into a wide range of apps, including Siri, and integrating OpenAI's ChatGPT into its devices.

In a significant move within the AI landscape, Microsoft unveils Copilot Pro, a $20 monthly subscription targeting power users seeking advanced features and the latest ChatGPT developments.

Safe Superintelligence, an AI safety startup, sees co-founder Ilya Sutskever become CEO after Daniel Gross's departure. Rumors of a Meta acquisition and Gross joining Zuckerberg fuel speculation amid a crucial leadership shift.

Days before its flagship I/O event, Google released mobile versions of NotebookLM, enabling users to organize notes, generate audio summaries, and curate resources across devices—marking a major step in democratizing AI-assisted research.

President Donald Trump has dismissed Shira Perlmutter, head of the U.S. Copyright Office, in a move drawing criticism from lawmakers and sparking debate over AI and copyright law.

Phosphor Capital, a new venture firm founded by YC alumnus Kulveer Taggar, has raised $34 million to invest exclusively in Y Combinator-backed startups. Taggar's experience and YC's CEO Garry Tan's backing position Phosphor as a key player in the YC ecosystem.

Scarlett Johansson has raised objections to OpenAI's utilization of a voice for its ChatGPT system, asserting its striking similarity to her own voice after she rebuffed an offer to voice the chatbot.

As competition in the AI and wearable tech markets intensifies, Apple is accelerating its chip development efforts. New reports reveal the company's plans to roll out custom silicon that could power smart glasses, AI servers, and future Mac devices.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), Google's Gemini has emerged as a highly anticipated competitor to the renowned GPT-4.

Elon Musk's xAI has unveiled Grok 4, touted as the "smartest AI," but its launch is shadowed by controversy. Previous Grok versions exhibited problematic behavior, raising concerns about content moderation and ethical AI development.

In a recent development, OpenAI has taken action against the developer behind Dean.Bot, a ChatGPT-powered chatbot designed to simulate Democratic presidential candidate Dean Phillips.

Google is expanding its support for AI startups with a second cohort of its AI Academy American Infrastructure Academy. The program provides resources to early-stage companies tackling challenges in various sectors, offering equity-free support and networking opportunities.

Researchers are embedding hidden AI prompts in pre-prints to manipulate AI-powered peer reviews, aiming for positive assessments. This controversial tactic, uncovered by Nikkei Asia, raises ethical questions about academic integrity.

A surge in AI-generated child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is alarming internet safety watchdogs. The rise in realistic, AI-created content poses a threat to children, demanding urgent action from governments, tech companies, and law enforcement.

One of the most significant stories of this year should be the rapid expansion of Open AI's ChatGPT, with the possible influence of generative AI and LLMs - large language models affecting cybersecurity a major topic of concern.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy announced that the rollout of generative AI and agents will lead to a reduction in the company's corporate workforce in the coming years. While AI is expected to automate tasks and reshape roles, experts believe it will lead to a workforce reshuffling rather than mass unemployment.

Microsoft has drawn a firm line on DeepSeek, barring employee access to the AI app over data privacy and misinformation concerns. While the model itself is accessible on Microsoft's Azure platform, the chatbot app remains off-limits within the company.

Hugging Face has launched its Reachy Mini robots, designed for AI experimentation. Available in wireless ($449) and wired ($299) versions, these open-source, build-it-yourself kits integrate with the Hugging Face Hub, offering access to a vast library of AI models and datasets.

Facing rising developer concerns over API expenses, Google has introduced a new behind-the-scenes caching mechanism for its Gemini 2.5 models. Known as implicit caching, the system is designed to cut costs automatically—without requiring manual setup.

Elon Musk's latest AI venture, xAI, is preparing to unveil its chatbot as part of the Premium+ subscription plan, available for a mere $16 per month, once it completes its beta phase.

In a blog share, Microsoft outlined a five-step plan for public governance over AI, detailing steps like identifying material produced by AI and putting government-led AI security regulations in place from the start.

Google's subscription service, Google One, has seen significant growth, reaching over 150 million subscribers, a 50% increase since February 2024. This surge is partly attributed to the introduction of a new AI-powered subscription tier.