Pathway is building AI that thinks more like humans with native memory and temporal awareness. The company has raised over €15 million and counts NATO, La Poste, and Formula 1 teams as customers. Their technology provides full visibility into how models work while processing data at remarkable speed
Europe’s fragmented markets and regulatory approach might give it an unexpected edge in the AI infrastructure race. McKinsey estimates the global data center build-out could cost up to $7 trillion by 2030. The continent is keeping pace despite power and regulatory challenges.
AI-generated recipes are creating culinary disasters while devastating food blogger traffic. One blogger’s turkey recipe traffic dropped 40% year over year as AI remixes flood search results with unusable instructions.
The AI funding boom shows no signs of slowing down in 2025. According to TechCrunch data, we’ve already seen 49 US AI startups raise rounds of $100 million or more this year, matching last year’s total with a month still to go. Even more striking is the increase in companies securing multiple mega-r
Despite all the hype, actual AI usage in American businesses is declining. The employment-weighted share of workers using AI has dropped to just 11%. Large companies are pulling back the most.
Warehouse automation company Symbotic’s stock has more than doubled over the past year. A new deal with medical supplier Medline signals potential expansion beyond its risky Walmart dependency, but profitability challenges remain.
The artificial intelligence boom is hitting consumers where it hurts – their wallets. Energy experts say electricity-hungry data centers are pushing up residential power bills, with prices expected to continue climbing through 2026.
Meta is kicking competing AI chatbots off WhatsApp starting January 2026. Both ChatGPT and Copilot will lose access to the messaging platform’s business API under new terms that specifically target AI products.
AI is driving productivity and pay increases, but a new model suggests wages could soon flatten and decline as automation spreads. The key warning sign? When intelligence jobs start disappearing across the economy.
CNBC’s Jim Cramer says investors are approaching the Nvidia selloff with the wrong mindset. He argues that owning AI stocks requires conviction during periods of weakness, and that the current pressure reflects fear rather than fundamental deterioration.
