Google launches 'Notebooks' in the Gemini app, giving subscribers a unified workspace to organize chats, files, and custom instructions that syncs seamlessly with NotebookLM for streamlined project management across both platforms.
Perplexity surges 50% in a single month to hit $450M ARR, powered by a bold pivot from AI search to autonomous AI agents, while boasting 100 million monthly users — though it still trails rivals like OpenAI at $20B and Anthropic at $19B in annual revenue.
Poke AI surges to a $300M valuation as its no-download personal assistant lets users manage calendars, health, and smart home devices directly through iMessage, SMS, and Telegram, growing 10x in users in just a few months.
Anthropic launches Claude Managed Agents in public beta, a powerful suite of composable APIs enabling developers to build and deploy cloud-hosted AI agents up to 10x faster, with major companies like Notion, Asana, and Atlassian already shipping production-ready agents in days instead of months.
A shocking new survey of 2,400 C-suite leaders reveals 60% of companies plan to fire AI-resistant employees while creating an 'AI elite' class, even as only 29% report significant gains from generative AI — raising urgent questions about whether mass layoffs are a desperate financial shortcut rather than a genuine …
Investors are now demanding full AI-driven operational overhauls before funding companies, shifting focus from surface-level AI features to evidence that entire business models are being rebuilt around artificial intelligence as foundational infrastructure.
Anthropic's revenue explodes past $19 billion annually, fueled by surging demand for its Claude Code AI tool, but the company now faces a potentially devastating blow as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth designates it a supply-chain risk, threatening to cut off all US government sales.
Anthropic cuts third-party tool access for Claude Code subscribers starting April 4, 2026, forcing separate pay-as-you-go payments, while OpenClaw's creator accuses the company of copying open-source features into its own closed tool before locking out competitors — a charge Anthropic denies, calling it a sustainability decision.
Microsoft's Copilot terms of service label the AI tool as 'for entertainment only,' exposing a growing industry-wide contradiction where companies aggressively market AI as essential while quietly burying disclaimers about hallucinations and unreliability in fine print — a dangerous gap already linked to real-world failures, including AWS outages caused by …
Anthropic is cutting Claude subscription access for third-party tools like OpenClaw starting April 4th, forcing users onto a pay-as-you-go model while offering a one-time credit and discounted bundles as compensation.