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Continue reading →: Why The New York Times Is Suing Perplexity: What Readers and AI Users Should KnowThe New York Times has sued Perplexity for copyright infringement, intensifying a trend of publishers seeking licensing payments from AI firms; the outcome could change how AI assistants summarize and cite news.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI’s GPT-5.2 Ready as ‘Code Red’ Response to Google’s Gemini 3OpenAI has reportedly declared a “code red” after Google released Gemini 3, and sources say GPT-5.2 is ready and could arrive as soon as next week to close capability gaps. This article explains what that means for users, developers, and businesses.
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Continue reading →: Amazon’s in-house AI chip reaches multibillion-dollar revenue, says Andy JassyAWS CEO Andy Jassy said Amazon’s custom AI chip has already generated multibillion-dollar revenue, signaling real commercial traction for the cloud provider’s move into custom silicon and adding a new competitor to Nvidia in certain AI workloads.
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Continue reading →: Amazon previews Kiro and two other Frontier agents at AWS re:Invent: what to know about long running AI for coding, security, and DevOpsAt AWS re:Invent, Amazon unveiled three Frontier agents, including Kiro, a coding agent that can work autonomously for days. This article explains what they do, how they integrate with developer tooling, likely benefits, and potential risks.
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Continue reading →: AI Trained on Prison Phone Calls Is Now Scanning Inmate Calls for Planned CrimesSecurus Technologies trained an AI on years of recorded prison calls and is piloting a system that scans inmates calls, texts, and emails for signs of planned crimes, raising urgent questions about privacy, bias, and oversight.
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Continue reading →: Black Friday 2025: Adobe Says Online Spending Hit a Record $11.8 BillionAdobe Analytics reports U.S. consumers spent a record $11.8 billion online on Black Friday 2025, a sign of continued growth in mobile shopping, deep discounts, and buy-now-pay-later options. This article explains what happened, why it matters to shoppers and retailers, and practical tips for the season ahead.
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Continue reading →: Federal vs State Showdown Over AI Regulation: What It Means for Consumers and CompaniesCongress, state governments, tech companies, and courts are clashing over who should set AI rules. This article explains the federal versus state debate, what it means for consumers and businesses, and practical steps to prepare.
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Continue reading →: The AI Hype Index: How to Tell Real AI Progress from Viral AI SlopMIT Technology Review’s AI Hype Index offers a short, evidence based way to judge AI claims. Learn what it measures, how to spot viral AI hype, and practical checks for consumers, journalists, and policymakers.
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Continue reading →: David Sacks Tried to Kill State AI Laws, and a Leaked Draft Blew Up in His FaceA leaked draft executive order tied to David Sacks aimed to preempt state AI laws, but legal and political pushback exposed constitutional problems and secretive drafting; the plan quickly collapsed, underscoring tensions over who should set AI rules.
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Continue reading →: Character.AI Bans Teens From Open Chats and Launches Stories as a Safer AlternativeCharacter.AI is blocking users under 18 from open ended chats and introducing Stories, a guided choose your own adventure format, in response to lawsuits and safety concerns affecting teens.
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