Grab is launching robotaxis in Singapore next year while reporting strong quarterly revenue growth. The company’s CEO suggests current drivers could transition to roles like remote safety operators as autonomous vehicles expand.
We’re witnessing a radical shift in cancer treatment that goes beyond traditional chemo. AI can now detect cancer before it forms, while new immune therapies aim to give elderly patients the immune system of a 20-year-old.
The AI revolution isn’t going to the biggest spenders. Small companies are achieving outsized success by taking a slower, more methodical approach to automation. Their secret? Documenting everything before deploying AI, and focusing on unmeasured productivity gains.
Anthropic reportedly expects to grow from $5B to $70B in revenue by 2028, potentially reaching a $400B valuation. Meanwhile, research reveals AI collaboration boosts worker output by 60% while reducing coordination time.
Cisco is overhauling its customer experience approach with a new AI-powered platform called Cisco IQ. The move aims to eliminate fragmented service delivery and turn decades of institutional knowledge into an adaptive system.
Google is working on Project Suncatcher, an ambitious plan to deploy AI data centers in space. The company wants to launch prototype satellites with TPUs by early 2027 and envisions scalable networks of orbiting processors. This could solve Earth’s energy and location problems for massive AI compute
The manufacturing industry is undergoing a profound transformation through what’s being called the AI Productivity Cycle. This three-phase framework connects AI with enterprise-wide digital infrastructure to create continuous improvement loops that can answer complex operational questions in seconds
Pay3 just launched a platform that enables AI agents to autonomously execute stablecoin payments. The company claims this represents the future of AI-native commerce, but serious questions remain about security and regulation in this emerging space.
Social platforms are overhauling their approach to content as AI-generated material floods feeds. From mandatory labeling to legal action against bots, companies are treating human interaction as a competitive advantage in the age of synthetic media.
Rivian has launched Mind Robotics, its second spinoff company this year focused on industrial AI and robotics. The new venture has secured $110 million in external seed capital but remains shrouded in mystery about its actual products and plans. This follows Rivian’s March spinoff of its micromobili
