Blake Anderson, a 23-year-old entrepreneur, turned his passion for looksmaxxing and charisma into a $10 million business by creating viral mobile apps like RizzGPT, Umax, and Cal AI using ChatGPT and influencer marketing, all while being self-taught in coding.
Anthropic rolls out a beta voice mode for its Claude chatbot apps, allowing users to have spoken conversations with the AI assistant and enabling hands-free interactions while displaying key points on-screen and offering voice response options.
Google unveiled groundbreaking AI advancements, including enhanced search capabilities, generative AI tools for video and images, and ambitious research projects like a universal assistant, computer control systems, and AI-powered AR glasses, along with new AI subscription plans for expanded access.
Google unveiled an AI-powered shopping experience and other features at its annual developer conference, betting big on transforming how consumers find and buy products online with artificial intelligence.
Waymo achieves 10 million robotaxi rides milestone, doubling its volume in five months while delivering over 250,000 weekly paid trips across four major cities, as Tesla prepares to launch competing autonomous taxi service in Austin next month.
Warby Parker shares surged around 16% after Google announced a $150 million partnership to develop stylish smart glasses, with the first line set to launch after 2025 using Google's Android XR operating system and AI assistant.
Google announced a premium $249.99 per month 'Google AI Ultra' subscription service, offering exclusive access to its latest AI models, early access features, massive storage, and premium perks like YouTube Premium, positioning it as a 'VIP pass' for cutting-edge Google AI.
Google unveils AI-powered shopping experience with virtual try-on, personalized product discovery, and agentic checkout to seamlessly buy at preferred prices.
Major Chinese tech giants like Alibaba, Tencent, and JD.com reported strong earnings driven by improving consumer spending and the growing impact of AI-powered advertising, despite recent U.S.-China trade tensions and economic headwinds.
In 2011, Larry Page became Google's CEO and tried to enforce meeting policies like 50-minute time slots, but employees maliciously complied by booking available 10-minute slots, causing meeting disruptions and showcasing the futility of rigid rules without buy-in.