Google teams up with Accel to hunt for India’s next AI breakouts
Google and Accel will jointly invest up to $2 million in each startup through their new partnership.
Three things in AI to watch, according to a Nobel-winning economist
This story originally appeared in The Algorithm, our weekly newsletter on AI. To get stories like this in your inbox first, sign up here. A few months before he was awarded the Nobel Prize in economics in 2024, Daron Acemoglu published a paper that earned him few fans in Silicon Valley. Contrary to what Big Tech…
Altman describes OpenAI’s forthcoming AI device as more peaceful and calm than the iPhone
Altman and Ive tease a simple AI device aimed at calm, distraction-free computing, launching within two years.
OpenAI learned the hard way that Cameo trademarked the word ‘cameo’
OpenAI might have to rename the “cameo” feature in the Sora app.
Rad Power Bikes’ batteries receive major fire risk warning
The U.S Consumer Product Safety Commission claims Rad Power “refused to agree to an acceptable recall.” Rad Power says the CPSC’s solution would bankrupt the company.
Tesla FSD software may not be approved by EU regulator after all
Tesla claimed in a weekend social media post that a Dutch regulator was set to approve its Full Self-Driving mode. It seems the regulator isn’t quite in line with Tesla.
Hands on with Stickerbox, the AI-powered sticker maker for kids
Stickerbox turns kids’ ideas into printable stickers, blending AI magic with hands-on coloring for a surprisingly creative, “screen-light” play experience.
These Tesla Jobs Pay Up to $318,000 — And You’ll Have Meetings With Elon Musk
Musk says he is “deeply involved” with the team, personally attending two of its meetings per week.
Here’s the Real Difference Between a Business That Lasts and One That Fizzles Out
Why focusing on fundamentals and profitability beats chasing ego and vanity in startup growth.
Will AI Replace Your Key Employees? Here’s How to Prepare for What’s Ahead.
Major corporations are announcing large layoffs before the end of the year, and this could extend into 2026. Does AI have anything, or everything, to do with all those layoffs?
AWS is spending $50B build AI infrastructure for the US government
AWS has been working with the U.S. government since 2011 and is now building AI infrastructure specifically for the entity.