OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has declared a “code red,” pushing all resources to improve ChatGPT. This comes as Google’s Gemini 3 beats it on benchmarks and its user base grows to 650 million. The pressure is officially on.
A new report highlights the silent threat of Shadow AI, where employees use tools like ChatGPT without oversight. Cybersecurity expert Etay Maor breaks down how this leaks data and accelerates cybercrime.
Amazon Web Services is taking its AI infrastructure on the road. Its new AWS AI Factory offering installs dedicated hardware, including Nvidia GPUs and AWS Trainium chips, directly into customer data centers, creating a private cloud region for sensitive workloads.
A new survival horror game tries to critique AI with a clever meta-narrative. But according to a review, its execution is undermined by glitchy action and a scattered plot that never delivers on its promise.
At AWS re:Invent 2025, the cloud giant announced a major revamp of its AWS Marketplace. The updates focus on AI agent discovery, automated pricing, and letting partners sell bundled solutions. It’s a clear move to make the platform the central hub for buying and selling AI.
The 2026 Forbes 30 Under 30 AI cohort has raised over $1.5 billion, making it the most funded category on the list. Founders are tackling everything from legal gruntwork with Legora to AI-generated 3D worlds with Moonlake AI, proving the boom extends far beyond chatbots.
A new guide details how to set up Perplexity’s AI voice assistant as a Siri alternative on iPhone. It promises more conversational and accurate responses for hands-free help.
A Dublin cybersecurity startup has secured $2.5 million to tackle data confidentiality in AI. Mirror Security’s platform uses fully homomorphic encryption to keep data encrypted even during computation.
Apple is reorganizing its top AI leadership. John Giannandrea is stepping down and will retire in 2026, with former Microsoft AI executive Amar Subramanya stepping into a new, more specialized role under Craig Federighi.
Chinese officials are sounding the alarm on a potential bubble in the humanoid robotics sector. With over 150 companies and billions in investment, they fear a market flooded with identical bots and a lack of real-world use cases.
