ChatGPT, the conversational AI model, handles a staggering 2.5 billion daily prompts from global users, with around 330 million originating from the U.S., showcasing its immense popularity as its search volume more than doubles in eight months.
Amazon's new policy mandates employees seeking promotions in its smart home division to demonstrate innovative AI use for achieving efficiency gains, fostering a culture of speed and 'doing more with less' through AI adoption.
AI search startup Perplexity partners with telecom giant Bharti Airtel to offer free $200 Pro subscriptions to 360 million users in India, where downloads have surged 600% year-over-year as the company aggressively expands into its largest market by user count.
Delta Air Lines embraces AI pricing, aiming for 20% of fares to be personalized by 2025, up from 3% currently, raising privacy concerns over potential price discrimination.
Breaking news: AI company xAI seeks engineer to develop AI-powered anime companions, including goth waifu Ani and homicidal red panda Bad Rudy, for lonely individuals as part of its mission to create systems that understand the universe and aid humanity.
Prime Day triggers a $24 billion spending spree across US e-commerce sites, up 30.3% year-over-year, while GenAI traffic to retail platforms skyrockets 3,300% as shoppers leverage AI for product research and purchases.
Xiaomi launches AI glasses in China, capitalizing on its ecosystem to offer hands-free capabilities for photography, videography, and office tasks, with early adopters praising their utility while anticipating future enhancements.
OpenAI acquires Jony Ive's io Products for $6.5 billion, merging AI with hardware design as Ive and his firm LoveFrom take on creative roles to integrate ChatGPT tech into new devices.
Disinformation distorts public perceptions of candidates and key issues like the economy, immigration, and crime during the heated 2024 election campaign as false claims spread rapidly on social media and infiltrate mainstream media coverage, according to polling data.
Hearst and Condé Nast ink multi-year deals allowing Amazon's AI shopping assistant Rufus to use their magazines' and newspapers' content, including articles from Good Housekeeping, Cosmopolitan, and other publications, to provide product recommendations and answer shopping queries.