BuzzFeed is betting heavily on AI after Byron Allen took control of the company and Jonah Peretti transitioned into a newly created BuzzFeed AI role focused on future media products.
Microsoft says AI is not replacing humanity but extending human intelligence, though the company also admits current systems still struggle with reasoning and hallucinations.
Avaya and avatarin are expanding AI customer service beyond call centers with robots, kiosks, and AI agents designed for retail stores, airports, and other real-world environments.
Rambus introduced a DDR5 9600 memory chipset aimed at future AI PCs, gaming systems, and creator laptops using next generation clocked memory modules.
A new report claims only 8 percent of organizations fully understand the true cost of serving AI features. As GPU bills rise and pricing models remain messy, the AI industry may be running into a profitability problem nobody wants to discuss.
A new academic benchmark claims ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, and other AI systems show measurable religious bias and often avoid faith perspectives when discussing ethics, grief, and major life decisions.
SK hynix has introduced iHBM, a new thermal solution designed for future HBM5 memory chips. The company says the technology improves heat dissipation and helps AI hardware stay stable under demanding workloads.
OpenAI has signed its first media partnership in Brazil, bringing journalism from Folha de S.Paulo and UOL into ChatGPT as the company continues expanding its global news ecosystem.
As a Catholic tech journalist, I found Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical on AI surprisingly thoughtful, unsettling, and very relevant to today’s tech world.
A new report says Big Tech and AI firms may generate up to $831,497 from the lifetime data of a single American user, raising fresh privacy concerns.
Elon Musk’s AI empire appears to be expanding again after a mysterious SpaceX subsidiary reportedly acquired the Colossus I data center property in Memphis for $185 million.
Virgin Atlantic says OpenAI Codex helped developers shrink legacy codebases, improve testing coverage, and dramatically speed up software development during high-pressure airline deployments.