Tinder is developing an AI-powered feature called Chemistry that analyzes your camera roll and personality to find better matches. The feature is part of a broader app overhaul that includes faster performance and new safety features. Match Group reported $914 million in revenue for Q3 2025.
Microsoft’s new AI chief promises superintelligent AI that won’t be “unbounded and unlimited.” The announcement comes as Microsoft gains new rights to independently pursue AGI development.
Duolingo shares plummeted over 25% after forecasting bookings of $329.5M-$335.5M, missing estimates. Meanwhile, OpenAI’s CFO and CEO suggest government may need to backstop AI financing as adoption remains low.
Snap has signed a $400 million agreement with Perplexity to integrate its AI search technology into Snapchat. The new search feature will get prominent placement starting next year, while Snap’s existing My AI chatbot remains available. This comes just after Apple’s reported Gemini deal for Siri.
Utilities are racing to deploy AI technologies as electricity demand surges from data centers, EVs, and electrified industries. Companies like Duke Energy and National Grid are investing in satellite monitoring, smart charging, and real-time grid management to prevent outages and boost capacity. The
AMD is negotiating with several customers for AI chip partnerships on the scale of its OpenAI deal, which could generate $100 billion in revenue. The company plans to launch its next-gen Instinct MI450 series in the second half of 2025 as it competes more directly with NVIDIA.
Data and AI consultant Caro Ames discusses the critical need for diversity in tech. She shares her experiences with imposter syndrome and being the only woman in the room, plus why neurodivergent thinking creates better solutions.
A new partnership aims to solve AI’s growing data traffic jam. Sivers Semiconductors and POET Technologies are combining laser and optical interposer tech to create new light engines for hyperscale data centers. Prototypes are slated for 2026.
The biggest constraint on AI growth isn’t GPU supply or model architecture – it’s electricity. Data centers could require 250 gigawatts by 2030, equivalent to building one nuclear power plant per week. The race is on to secure reliable power.
Sam Altman believes AI could replace him as OpenAI CEO within the next few years. He told Business Insider he’d be “ashamed” if another company beat them to having an AI CEO. The tech leader already has retirement plans involving his farm properties.
