A new analysis shows Wall Street is obsessed with asking tech companies about AI but barely questions other S&P 500 firms. This disconnect is happening even as businesses spend billions on the tech, creating a risky information gap for investors.
A new analysis argues that using cloud-based AI assistants like ChatGPT or Gemini means surrendering control of your personal data. Every prompt becomes fuel for training, and security flaws are inevitable. The solution? Run your own AI model at home.
Microsoft is rolling out a new framework called Agent Launchers in Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7523. It lets developers register AI agents that can be launched from anywhere in Windows, including the taskbar’s Ask Copilot feature.
In a deal mixing cash and equity, AI code editor Cursor is acquiring Graphite to integrate writing and reviewing code. The move comes as studies question the real productivity gains from AI coding tools.
Sam Altman has “0%” excitement about being the CEO of a public company. But with OpenAI’s valuation soaring and an IPO potentially on the horizon for 2026, he might not have a choice.
AI adoption is forcing a simultaneous rethink of both cyber defense and AI protection. Security leaders are grappling with new threats like model theft and AI-powered attacks, while also using AI to fight back.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT mobile app is a revenue monster, pulling in $2.5 billion in consumer spending in 2025 alone. The app has now crossed $3 billion in lifetime mobile revenue, growing faster than giants like TikTok. This is just the beginning of OpenAI’s monetization push.
Jim Cramer is telling investors to be careful with GE Vernova, even as Wall Street firms like Jefferies and Morgan Stanley pile on with huge price target hikes. The stock, which makes gas turbines for power-hungry AI data centers, is up nearly 100% this year but saw wild swings this week.
A new SEO strategy is exploiting a loophole in how AI agents like ChatGPT pull information. Businesses are creating self-promotional content that the algorithms treat as authoritative. It’s working, but probably not for long.
The UK government has outlined plans for the BBC to help the public understand and engage with artificial intelligence. This directive is part of the broadcaster’s charter review for the decade starting in January 2028 and draws direct inspiration from its influential Computer Literacy Project of th
