Tech

OpenAI begins testing ads in ChatGPT today, marking a shift from subscription-only to ad-supported AI. Analyzing the implications for users, competitors, and the future of AI monetization.

Siemens CEO Roland Busch outlines a vision for fully automated manufacturing powered by AI agents and digital twins. But in a world where machines make decisions, what happens to human workers?

Discord rolls out global age verification requiring all users to prove they're adults or stay in teen mode. Face scans or ID uploads mandatory for unrestricted access. Privacy advocates warn of surveillance creep.

Gather AI raised $40M Series B for warehouse drones that don't just scan—they get curious. This isn't your typical surveillance tech.

As H-1B restrictions tighten, Google, Amazon, and Meta are rapidly expanding hiring in India. A look at how immigration policy is reshaping global talent strategy.

New York became the first state requiring companies to report AI-driven layoffs. After 11 months and 28,300 job cuts, not one employer checked the AI box. Are they hiding something?

Global memory chip shortage driven by AI demand pushes consumer electronics prices up 90%, threatening budget smartphones and reshaping tech supply chains.

Moltbook went viral as a social network for AI agents, but its brief existence reveals deeper questions about authentic AI behavior and digital theater.

Ferrari unveils the interior of its first electric vehicle, designed by former Apple chief designer Jony Ive. The Luce's iPhone-inspired cockpit reveals luxury brands' strategy for the electric age.

Sony announces February 12th State of Play showcase featuring third-party games and PlayStation Studios content. What's driving the timing and strategy behind this hour-long gaming event?

With nuclear arms control treaties collapsing, researchers propose using AI-powered satellites to monitor the world's weapons. But can machines replace human trust?

Chinese EV makers face brutal consolidation with only 15 of 129 brands expected to survive. Exports surge 70% as companies flee domestic price wars for global markets