OpenAI’s Ad Business Still Looks More Like a Sketch Than a Finished Product
OpenAI has the audience, the hype and growing interest from brands. What it does not yet appear to have is a fully formed ad business.
A Vatican AI document is raising an awkward question: was AI used to write it?
A Vatican text cautioning against the harms of artificial intelligence is now facing a pointed question of its own: did AI help produce it?
Google gives Display Ads a new home inside Demand Gen
Google is moving Display Ads into Demand Gen, folding a classic ad format into a newer campaign type built around visual discovery and AI-assisted performance.
This startup thinks India’s gig workforce can help train the next wave of robots
A startup is turning to India’s vast service workforce to collect the real-world training data robots need, opening a new lane in the race to build physical AI.
AI Warfare Isn’t a Future Threat. It’s Already on the Battlefield.
Artificial intelligence has moved from military theory to operational reality, raising urgent questions about where human control ends and machine decision-making begins.
OpenAI teams up with Grupo Folha and Grupo UOL in Brazil content deal
OpenAI says it is partnering with Grupo Folha and Grupo UOL in a strategic content agreement that brings major Brazilian journalism brands into the AI company’s wider publisher network.
Google Turns Up the Heat in the Agentic Shopping Fight
Google’s newest commerce moves point to a more aggressive play in agentic shopping, where AI tools don’t just recommend products but increasingly guide the path to purchase.
ClickUp’s Layoff Moment Is Bigger Than One Startup
ClickUp’s reported mass layoff is a sharp signal from the software industry: companies are rethinking headcount, productivity, and what work looks like in an AI-heavy era.
Hackers Are Learning to Exploit Chatbot ‘Personalities’
A new wave of AI attacks is focusing less on raw prompts and more on how chatbots are framed, styled, and steered through their built-in personalities.
AI Is Recreating the Voices of Dead Pilots — and Aviation Has a New Ethics Fight
AI voice cloning is entering aviation in a deeply unsettling way: recreating the voices of dead pilots. The technology may have training value, but it also raises hard questions about consent, memory, and where synthetic media belongs in safety-critical industries.