With Swarm, AI agents can govern themselves and each other, raising concerns about job displacement and unchecked decision-making.
The Cybercab prototype lacks clarity on timeline and technical details, raising investor concerns about the company’s ability to meet its ambitious autonomous vehicle goals.
With AMD and MediaTek entering the market, Nvidia and Qualcomm may face pricing pressure. Affordable AI tech could drive adoption in emerging markets, reshaping global competition.
Microsoft is taking advantage of Google’s antitrust ruling, enhancing its own mobile gaming strategy while increasing options for consumers.
Over 31 million user records are compromised, exposing the widespread vulnerability of online platforms in an era of escalating cyber threats
Automated moderation systems on Instagram and Threads are deactivating accounts and mislabeling content, sparking user frustration.
The company argues that splitting key services like Chrome and Android would hurt consumers, raise costs, and stifle innovation in tech sectors like AI.
The failed breach signals growing cybersecurity threats for US AI firms as geopolitical competition over AI technology heightens.
A US ruling requires Google to abandon exclusivity practices, potentially empowering smaller developers to enter the Android app market more easily.
While Instacart’s Caper Cart offers promising features, the high upfront costs and potential to over-saturate consumers with ads may deter retailers from fully adopting this technology.
We explore how leading financial services companies are using it to improve efficiency and the customer experience.
Amid restructuring efforts in 2024, US ISPs might have deprioritized security, potentially leading to heightened scrutiny and financial penalties if security failures are uncovered in wake of recent hacks
Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses can record and identify individuals, feeding AI models, but concerns grow over covert use and lack of transparency in public spaces.
As AI search tools like Perplexity drive massive referral traffic to sites like Forbes and The New York Times, publishers struggle with crawlers ignoring web-scraping blocks.
The European Court of Justice ruled that Meta and other platforms can’t use sensitive personal data for ads, a move that challenges current adtech business models.
Investors are concerned over hardware delays, but Nvidia’s GPUs are set to solidify its lead in the AI market despite rising competition and DOJ scrutiny.
Apple patches major iOS bugs before the iPhone SE 4's expected announcement, but its missing AI features are the real problem.
Amazon still hasn’t figured out the right formula for physical retail: The retail giant closes three of its Amazon Go convenience stores, leaving it with just 17 nationwide.
On today’s podcast episode, we discuss the impact of California not signing a controversial AI bill into law, what to watch for next in terms of state or federal AI rules, and how OpenAI is evolving after some high profile departures and a pivot towards a for-profit business model. Join host Marcus Johnson, along with analysts Jacob Bourne and Grace Harmon, for the conversation.
By teaming up with banks, Meta aims to crack down on fraud and restore user trust amid rising concerns over scams on its platforms.