#Generative AI

Chinese AI smartphones launched in January 2026 are facing significant teething problems, particularly with superapp integration. We analyze the technical hurdles and regulatory context.

DoorDash has banned a driver for using AI-generated photos to fake deliveries. Read about the DoorDash AI delivery fraud and how platform security is evolving to fight AI scams.

Tripo AI launches Tripo Studio 1.0, boosting 3D content creation speed by 200%. User base hits 6.5 million as 3D AI demand surges globally.

Nvidia's reportedly in advanced talks to acquire Israeli AI startup AI21 Labs for $3 billion. The deal marks a major step in Nvidia's strategy to dominate the entire AI stack.

Discover the details of the Google Gemini Live biggest update. Learn about the new storytelling, accents, and natural conversational features on Android and iOS.

In 2025, Hollywood's relationship with AI is changing. The technology is shifting from a helpful post-production tool for tasks like de-aging to a content generator with text-to-video, sparking new debate.

From the multi-billion dollar chase for 'superintelligence' to the unsettling rise of 'chatbot psychosis' and 'slop', these were the key AI terms that shaped a turbulent 2025 in technology.

In 2025, the gaming industry is split over generative AI. Major studios are rushing to adopt it, while indie developers are pushing back with 'AI-free' labels. What does this conflict mean for the future of games?

Pinterest, once a haven for creativity, is now flooded with low-quality AI-generated 'slop' and fraudulent 'ghost stores,' leading to a user experience crisis known as 'enshittification.'

After his $20M-funded home design startup Atmos failed, founder Nick Donahue is back with Drafted, an AI-powered software to solve the same problem. Can lessons from his first failure lead to success?

In 2025, Amazon's generative AI assistant, Alexa Plus, is reportedly failing at simple smart home tasks like making coffee, raising critical questions about the real-world utility and reliability of advanced AI models.

A flood of AI-generated 'slop' videos from tools like Sora and Veo are taking over social media. Is this the end of originality, or the birth of a new, weird, and wonderful art form?