China is moving to tighten oversight of AI services designed for human-like emotional interaction. The draft rules target apps that simulate personality and could require intervention for user addiction. This is part of a broader push to control the consumer AI landscape.
The massive capital expenditure required for AI is transforming companies like Meta and Google from software firms into asset-heavy hyperscalers. Investors are starting to question if sky-high valuations still make sense as these costs hit the books.
In a surprising move, Salesforce is reducing its reliance on generative AI and large language models. The company is refocusing on deterministic automation for its Agentforce product, prioritizing reliability over creative but inconsistent AI responses.
As travelers use AI like ChatGPT to plan trips, Expedia faces a critical challenge. CEO Ariane Gorin is fighting to ensure her brands don’t become invisible “pipes” that users never see.
A new analysis from Bloomberg Intelligence paints a bleak picture for Europe’s major media companies. They’re caught in a pincer movement of shrinking ad budgets and the unpredictable disruption of AI, with earnings growth expected to lag the broader market.
According to Sifted’s year-end review, 2025 was dominated by AI agents and Revolut’s relentless expansion. But the year also saw climate tech funding plummet, major media layoffs, and plenty of VC drama.
Wi-Fi 7 is officially dropping into more affordable territory. A new sale on Amazon’s eero 7 mesh system makes it a compelling upgrade for crowded smart homes.
Nvidia is targeting mid-February to start shipping its H200 AI chips to China, according to a CNBC report. However, the entire plan hinges on approval from the Chinese government, which is still reviewing the matter and considering conditions like bundling domestic chips.
Microsoft’s CEO says the key to AI success isn’t just picking the right model. It’s a deeper cultural shift that started nearly ten years ago, moving from a “know-it-all” to a “learn-it-all” mindset. That foundation is what’s allowing them to build an AI-powered, human-led company now.
China has unveiled a massive, centralized network called the Future Network Test Facility (FNTF), designed as a national AI supercomputer. It uses advanced optical tech to move data at staggering speeds. This move highlights a fundamental divergence in how major powers are building the infrastructur
