OpenAI launches free one-year ChatGPT Go promotion in India starting November 4, targeting its second-largest market with over 29 million app downloads in 90 days despite low monetization of just $3.6 million in purchases.
Adobe launches revolutionary AI audio tools that automatically generate custom soundtracks and voiceovers for videos, while expanding Photoshop to integrate third-party AI models from Google and Black Forest Labs, plus debuts a conversational AI assistant in Adobe Express for effortless design creation.
GitHub launches Agent HQ platform that integrates AI coding agents from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Cognition, and xAI into unified workflows, featuring Mission Control for managing multiple agents simultaneously and new enterprise tools for code quality monitoring and AI usage tracking.
Amazon slashes 14,000 corporate jobs to fund massive AI investments as the tech giant desperately tries to catch up with Microsoft in the artificial intelligence race, with CEO Andy Jassy warning more workforce reductions are coming as AI transforms the company.
DeepSeek releases groundbreaking open-source AI model achieving 10x efficiency boost that could revolutionize how companies process massive datasets, while Meta cuts 600 AI jobs and Reddit launches lawsuits against data scraping operations.
Real estate agents generate 500-1,000 fake AI property videos daily using platforms like AutoReel, creating misleading walkthroughs with impossible architecture, magically expanded rooms, and virtual enhancements that deceive homebuyers, with 80-90% of agents now using AI despite legal concerns about deceptive practices.
Employees exploit AI tools like GPT-4o to create sophisticated fake expense receipts, driving business fraud up 14% in three months as companies scramble to deploy detection systems against forgeries so realistic that human reviewers cannot identify them.
AI code generation tools revolutionize software development by making custom-built solutions cheaper and faster than purchasing expensive proprietary libraries, with developers increasingly using AI models like Claude Sonnet to create tailored implementations instead of paying licensing fees for bloated packages they barely use.
Generative AI systems threaten to destroy the open source software ecosystem by stripping away license attribution from code, creating 'license amnesia' that prevents developers from complying with licensing requirements and breaks the reciprocal contribution cycles that have sustained collaborative programming for decades.
A groundbreaking study of 186,000 newspaper stories reveals that 9% contain undisclosed AI-generated content, with smaller local papers using artificial intelligence significantly more than national publications, especially for weather, science, and health coverage, while major outlets deploy AI 6.4 times more frequently in opinion pieces than news stories.