Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg aggressively poaches top AI talent from rivals like OpenAI and Google with multimillion-dollar pay packages, spending billions in a race to achieve artificial superintelligence before competitors, raising concerns about alignment with Meta's core business.
Trump opposes AI companies paying for copyrighted data used in training models, calling for 'common sense' rules to prevent the U.S. from falling behind China in AI capabilities.
SoftBank-backed LegalOn secures $50M funding, unveiling AI-powered contract review software that cuts review times by 85% and AI agent tools developed in partnership with OpenAI, leveraging advanced models grounded in legal expertise.
Google launches AI-powered virtual try-on tool allowing users to visualize clothing on themselves, set price alerts, and get shoppable outfit and room inspiration through AI-generated images based on queries.
AI is revolutionizing the African job market by unbundling tasks from traditional professions, enabling a new ecosystem of 'micro professionals' augmented by AI, while traditional experts focus on complex cases, training AI, and oversight.
A Brazilian prompt engineer achieves a mere 7.5% score on a challenging new AI coding test, underscoring the complexity of real-world coding tasks for artificial intelligence models and prompting the organizer to offer a $1 million prize for an open-source model exceeding 90%.
Anthropic engineers adapt to AI coding agents like Claude Code, exploring in a webinar how these agents change developer experience, enable secure scalable workflows, and predict the future of AI-integrated software development alongside leaders from Coder.
Major tech giants like Meta, Amazon, and Google are ramping up their AI investments to a staggering $325 billion in 2025, a 46% surge from 2024, despite investors' concerns over the lack of clear revenue streams from AI offerings, as these companies bet big on long-term payoffs.
OpenAI unveils GPT-5, a groundbreaking language model set for August release, boasting reasoning prowess from the o3 model, with CEO Sam Altman teasing its impressive capabilities.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reveals programmers are 10 times more productive with AI assistance as global software demand skyrockets 100 to 1000 times, causing programmer salaries to surge amid productivity gains failing to meet soaring demand.