Holiday season or not, the AI fire hose keeps running. This week’s headlines may look routine—new models, splashy deals, and fresh features—but the signal is clear. The future of AI
Anysphere Inc., the company behind the AI coding assistant Cursor, reported a surge in scale and backing this week. The San Francisco-based startup said it crossed $500 million in annualized
Antigravity has unveiled the A1, described as the world’s first “all-in-one 8K 360 drone,” aiming to fuse ultra-high-resolution spherical video with aerial mobility in a single package. The debut, announced
Millions of iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, HomePod, and Mac users are asking how to claim money from a proposed $95 million settlement tied to Siri’s handling of voice data. The
Alex Karp, a longtime Democrat and chief executive of a major data company, said the “truly progressive” stance on immigration is “extreme skepticism,” a sharp departure from mainstream party rhetoric
An EU regulator has fined a major social media platform for practices linked to its blue tick badges, calling the presentation of the feature “deceptive.” The decision highlights growing scrutiny
ScotRail has changed the voice for its announcements after an ethics complaint prompted a new approach to how recordings are sourced and used. The new voice was created from recordings
Washington state named a new director to lead its Broadband Office, Rebecca Lovell stepped in as interim president and CEO of Greater Seattle Partners, and a Microsoft general manager departed.
Founders are warning that turning flashy AI demos into dependable products is proving tougher than the hype suggests. In a recent roundtable, three startup leaders described how rising costs, data