The European Commission has launched a formal antitrust investigation into Google’s AI search tools, AI Overview and AI Mode. The probe focuses on whether Google is using content from websites and YouTube without compensation to train its AI, harming competition.
A major new study reveals a massive gap between AI ambition and trust. While most companies are racing to deploy agentic AI, only a tiny fraction are ready to let it handle important work unsupervised. The rush is on, but the foundations are shaky.
Samsung is gearing up for the second beta release of One UI 8.5 for the Galaxy S25 series. The update is expected to bring more stability and could land before the end of October.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says Europe has a “real problem” with anti-business bureaucracy, internal fragmentation, and a lack of innovation. His critique echoes warnings from over a year ago that have gone unheeded.
A startup building an “operating system” for one-person, billion-dollar companies just raised $8.7 million in seed funding. The General Intelligence Company says it’s already using its own AI agents to handle over 95% of its coding and customer support.
In a stunning move, Paramount Skydance has gone hostile in its pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery. This comes just days after Netflix announced a $72.5 billion agreement to buy the studio. The battle is officially back on.
A proposed EU law aiming to create a single space market could have significant financial downsides. An analysis projects hundreds of millions in lost revenue for transatlantic companies, with Chinese firms seeing little impact.
India’s government reversed course on forcing a security app on smartphones after public pushback. Meanwhile, the country is seeing a flood of investment into AI data centers from giants like Google and OpenAI.
Stitch Fix’s AI-powered “Stitch Fix Vision” tool is creating a buzz. Customers are using it to visualize outfits on themselves and sharing the images, leading to direct sales and new client acquisition.
Apple is seeing a significant exodus of senior vice presidents, including key figures in AI, design, and environmental policy. This comes as CEO Tim Cook takes on more operational duties himself, raising questions about the company’s direction and innovation pipeline.
