According to a report, OpenAI has lost about 12 million average daily visits since Google launched its top-ranked Gemini 3 model. The pressure has triggered an internal “code red” at the company. This signals a major shift in the AI chatbot wars.
A last-ditch effort to use a defense spending bill to stop states from passing their own AI laws is faltering. The proposal, backed by key Republicans and the White House, faces major resistance, likely dooming federal preemption for now.
A hidden Apple Health icon in the ChatGPT app suggests a future integration. This could let OpenAI’s AI analyze your fitness data for coaching. But it raises huge questions about who controls the data and your privacy.
According to Wall Street, Alphabet is now leading the AI race over OpenAI and Nvidia. The shift follows the release of Google’s Gemini 3 model and its custom Ironwood TPU chips, sparking a major divergence in stock performance.
This week’s tech news is all about pressure and progress. Microsoft faces a talent exodus in its critical AI infrastructure team, while Google gives developers more control over its Gemini AI’s “thinking.” Plus, OpenAI confirms a data breach wasn’t its direct fault, but a partner’s.
Surfshark’s 2025 Digital Quality of Life Index reveals a stark East-West divide. The US is #1 in AI readiness and infrastructure, but European nations dominate the top ten for overall digital wellbeing, highlighting a gap between innovation and citizen experience.
MongoDB’s stock skyrocketed following a massive earnings beat, driven by its Atlas cloud database platform. The company is seeing broad-based demand, particularly for AI-related workloads, signaling strong momentum in the competitive database market.
A startup founded by ex-McKinsey consultants just raised $2 million to tackle a surprisingly analog problem in the $250 billion consulting industry. Their target? The endless Excel marathons for survey analysis in private equity due diligence.
Anthropic is touting its work with over 100 nonprofits, offering free courses and AI tools. The potential to boost capacity is huge, but the risks and motivations deserve a closer look.
Apple is restructuring its AI division after the departure of its head, John Giannandrea. Meanwhile, OpenAI’s Sam Altman has declared a “code red” to improve ChatGPT, fearing it’s been overtaken by Google’s Gemini.
