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Inside Meta’s pivot to autonomous moderation and what happens when the machines start deciding what stays online.
Bezos is reportedly hunting for old-school manufacturing firms to overhaul with AI. It is either the ultimate pivot for heavy industry or a very expensive lesson in friction.
Fuse is putting up $25 million to unseat legacy loan systems, but the real cost of replacing credit union infrastructure goes deeper than a startup's checkbook.
Frore Systems secures a $1.64B valuation as chip manufacturers hit the thermal wall. Data reveals why solid-state cooling is the next infrastructure gold mine.
A new lawsuit against xAI reveals the dark side of unfiltered AI, raising questions about the legal and ethical cost of Elon Musk's anti-censorship stance.
As wearables and robotics move from reactive tools to proactive partners, the challenge isn't sight—it's remembering what was seen.
Elon Musk’s xAI is pushing for classified network access, but Washington is pushing back on the unit economics of risk.
Jensen Huang’s latest projections reveal a massive capital migration from traditional CPUs to accelerated computing, signaling the birth of a new industrial asset class.
Picsart is shifting from a creative suite to a labor marketplace by introducing AI agents designed to replace manual design tasks.
Gamma is moving beyond slide decks to challenge the Adobe-Canva duopoly. Here is why their new generative engine changes the math for enterprise design.
