Adobe’s legendary shift to subscriptions became a Harvard Business School case study. Now AI threatens to make its creative suites obsolete. The company is betting billions that customers will pay a premium for familiar software layered over AI models.
Despite Anthropic’s bold claims that Claude Opus 4.5 is “the best model in the world for coding,” independent testing shows it failed half of basic coding challenges. The model struggled with file downloads, produced non-functional code, and crashed on edge cases. Real-world performance falls far sh
Samsung’s chief marketing officer explains how AI is transforming everything from home connectivity to student innovation. The company’s “Solve for Tomorrow” program showcases how young minds are using technology to solve real community problems.
Anthropic has released Claude Opus 4.5, calling it the world’s best AI for coding and agent tasks. The update brings unlimited conversation length, Excel integration, and improved reasoning capabilities. It’s available now across all Anthropic platforms.
Microsoft just dropped Fara-7B, its first agentic small language model designed for computer use. Unlike chat models, it actually controls mouse and keyboard to complete web tasks. The 7-billion parameter model runs locally on devices for better speed and privacy.
Microsoft’s newly promoted Commercial Business CEO Judson Althoff delivered the keynote at Ignite 2025, emphasizing partner ecosystem importance while unveiling new AI pricing. The $21/month Copilot Business offer targets smaller businesses, while Security Copilot joins E5 licenses with compute unit
Singapore-based Amperesand has raised $80 million in Series A funding to develop its Medium Voltage Solid-State Transformer platform for AI data centers. The company plans to deploy 30MW of commercial systems in 2026, expanding operations in both the US and Singapore.
Amazon has developed specialized AI agents that compete against each other to find security vulnerabilities. The system, born from an August 2024 hackathon, creates verifiable evidence to prevent AI hallucinations in threat detection.
A Greenhouse survey reveals declining trust in hiring processes worldwide, with Irish workers especially concerned about AI bias. The data shows an “AI doom loop” where candidates and employers use competing AI tools against each other.
A new survey reveals that two in five English teens have turned to AI chatbots for advice, support, or company. What’s more concerning is that nearly 20% find it easier than talking to real people. This trend raises serious questions about youth mental health and social development.
