Google is rolling out AI shopping tools that can call local stores on your behalf and automatically purchase items when prices drop. The features launch just in time for the holiday shopping season and could change how we find products online.
HR teams are turning to AI to analyze job ads, performance reviews, and training histories to find skills gaps before they hurt the business. But the tech is only as good as the data it’s fed, and human oversight is still crucial.
Tencent’s capital expenditure fell to $1.83 billion last quarter, down 24% year-over-year. The Chinese tech giant cites “supply chain constraints sourcing GPUs” as the primary cause. Meanwhile, US cloud competitors are dramatically increasing their AI infrastructure investments.
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