Is your organization paying the “AI tax”?

In today’s business landscape, the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is growing faster than ever before. Generative AI (GenAI) is no longer just an experimental tool — it has become a key driver of growth, productivity, and innovation in the workplace. According to a recent ISG survey of G2000 companies in North America and Europe, […]
Jony Ive details OpenAI’s hardware vision

Former Apple chief designer Jony Ive gave the first concrete hints about a joint hardware project with OpenAI during a conversation with Sam Altman at this year’s Dev Day. The idea: create a new generation of AI devices that improve our uneasy relationship with technology. Ive emphasized that today we live in an “uneasy relationship […]
OpenAI ships Apps, Agents, and more at Dev Day

OpenAI unveiled several major updates at this year’s Dev Day 2025, demonstrating how the company aims to turn ChatGPT into a central platform for everything — from working with apps to building smart agents and integrating advanced models like GPT-5 Pro and Sora 2. Users can now launch, use, and build applications directly within ChatGPT […]
Instagram awards creators with gold rings

Instagram has launched “Rings,” a new recognition program that rewards 25 standout creators with a real gold ring and a digital badge on their profile. Winners are selected by a jury including Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri, film director Spike Lee, and popular tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee (MKBHD). According to Instagram, the award is meant for […]
Musk bets $18B on Memphis supercomputer

Elon Musk and his company xAI are embarking on one of the largest AI infrastructure projects ever — an $18 billion investment to purchase hundreds of thousands of Nvidia GPUs for the new Colossus 2 data center in Memphis. According to the Wall Street Journal, the goal is to outpace competitors and secure dominance in […]
Seven-Eleven to overhaul staff with humanoids

The Japanese retail chain Seven-Eleven is preparing for a technological revolution in retail — the company announced a partnership with Tokyo-based startup Telexistence to deploy humanoid robots Astra in its 20,000 stores across Japan by 2029. Astra is designed to handle tasks such as stocking shelves, cleaning, and basic customer interactions. These robots will not […]
Figure 03 launch: what we know

California-based startup Figure today unveiled its humanoid robot Figure 03, accompanied by a teaser video showcasing interchangeable fabric “skins,” articulated feet, and advanced hands equipped with touch sensors and built-in cameras. In the video, Figure 03 appears in at least five different outfits—suggesting that even robots now have wardrobes. Its Helix AI platform integrates vision, […]
A spider-shaped bot builds a house a day

The robot named Charlotte, which resembles a giant spider, could completely transform the construction industry. This autonomous construction system can arrive at an empty site and build a 200-square-meter house in just 24 hours — equivalent to the work of 100 bricklayers working simultaneously. Charlotte uses industrial-scale 3D printing to construct walls layer by layer, […]
The enterprise AI playbook

In a world where most companies are still trying to figure out how to incorporate artificial intelligence into their processes, SAP has taken a step further. Instead of AI being just another add-on or side tool, SAP transforms it into an invisible yet ever-present collaborator that turns data into real-time decisions. This is changing the […]
Google’s PASTA adapts to image preferences

Google researchers have introduced PASTA, a new AI system that adapts to users’ personal aesthetic preferences—learning from repeated interactions and choices rather than requiring endlessly precise “prompting.” Instead of guessing exactly what to input, PASTA offers four images per round, then analyzes your selections over time. After a few iterations, the model “hits” your visual […]
