Perplexity, a rising star in the AI world, is under fire for ignoring clear rules set by websites that don’t want to be scraped. According to Cloudflare, a major player
Remember the days when studying entailed flipping through bulky textbooks and spending hours searching for the correct answers? Those days are quickly fading away, and it’s all thanks to technology
Google just launched Gemini 2.5 Deep Think, its most advanced AI model to date. And this one doesn’t just spit out answers, it thinks through them. Think of it like
Mark Zuckerberg has long been vocal about keeping Meta’s AI models open to the public. But a recent message from Meta CEO suggests that policy might be shifting, especially as
Europe is setting the pace for AI regulation, and the spotlight is on a new voluntary code of practice for general-purpose AI. This code is designed to help companies align
Alibaba is jumping into the smart glasses world with a bold move. The company announced its first-ever pair of AI-powered glasses, set to launch in China by the end of
TL;DR: Opal is Google’s new no-code AI tool for building mini web apps Users can type prompts to describe their app no coding needed Visual workflows let you edit and
Amazon just made a quiet but bold move; it’s buying Bee, a startup behind a tiny voice-recording wearable. The deal isn’t final yet, but Bee’s co-founder Maria de Lourdes Zollo
You remember those nights when your homework was like a mountain, and you wished someone, anyone, could help you to the top of that mountain? Well, guess what? Today, you
AI isn’t just a buzzword anymore; it’s part of daily life for millions. Case in point? People worldwide now send 2.5 billion questions, prompts, and requests to ChatGPT every single
