A key Siri executive and four AI researchers have left Apple, according to a new report. This continues a worrying trend of top talent departing for competitors like Google, OpenAI, and Meta.
The physical AI robotics startup RobCo has secured a massive $100 million Series C round. The funding aims to fuel its U.S. expansion and push for fully autonomous factory operations.
AI search startup Perplexity has signed a major three-year agreement with Microsoft worth $750 million to use its Azure cloud services. The deal gives Perplexity access to frontier AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Elon Musk’s xAI through Microsoft’s Foundry program.
OpenAI has detailed a new security layer for its AI agents that browse the web. Instead of using a curated blocklist, agents check URLs against an independent index of publicly visible addresses. This aims to prevent agents from falling for phishing or data theft attempts.
According to Fast Company, the real challenge with AI isn’t the technology itself, but redesigning our human systems to work with it. The piece argues we need to build a new “Human OS,” learning from past revolutions like banking and grocery stores, while avoiding the dehumanizing mistakes of the In
Mos Health has secured pre-Seed funding to build an AI-powered preventive health platform. It combines app-based protocols with proprietary supplements, launching first in the U.S. through a B2B2C model.
RobCo, the Munich-based robotics startup, has secured a massive $100 million Series C. The funding is aimed squarely at expanding its U.S. production and enterprise deployments. This is a major move in the competitive world of factory automation.
The latest GDC State of the Game Industry report reveals a deep contradiction. While 52% of developers say their studio uses GenAI tools, an equal 52% believe the technology is having a negative impact. The sentiment has grown 30% more negative in just one year.
A new term, “future shock,” is capturing the anxiety of professionals facing AI obsolescence. From lawyers to researchers, many worry their hard-earned skills are becoming less valuable overnight.
A new perspective from Fast Company declares the old model of corporate innovation a failure. It posits that by 2030, winning brands will be born directly from AI-driven, collaborative intelligence with consumers, not from isolated workshops.
