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Meta is Cutting 8,000 Jobs Due to AI Investment
Meta is laying off roughly 8,000 workers; that’s about 10% of its entire workforce. And the timing is no coincidence. The company is about to spend more on AI this year than it has in the past three years combined. The Numbers Meta told employees in an internal memo on Thursday that it plans to…
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China’s DeepSeek Just Dropped a New AI Model Built on Huawei Chips
A year after shaking up Silicon Valley, China’s scrappy AI startup is back with a bold new model. And this time, it doesn’t need Nvidia. The Model That Has Everyone Paying Attention Again DeepSeek released a preview of its next-generation AI model, V4, on Friday, April 24, 2026. The Hangzhou-based startup says it can go…
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CodeSignal: What Candidates Should Know Before Taking That Assessment
CodeSignal is a cloud-based technical assessment platform that companies use to evaluate the coding skills of job candidates before hiring them. Founded in 2015 in San Francisco, it has grown into one of the most widely used pre-employment testing tools in tech, ranked#3 among technical assessment platforms by SelectHub. Here is what matters if you…
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OpenAI Drops GPT-5.5
OpenAI just released its newest model, GPT-5.5, and the company is not being shy about what it can do. On Thursday, co-founder and president Greg Brockman called it the company’s “smartest and most intuitive” model to date. That’s a bold claim, but OpenAI has the benchmark data to back it up. So what does GPT-5.5…
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Hume AI Pricing: Every Plan Explained (2026)
Hume AI is no ordinary voice tool. It reads emotions and responds with feeling. And it does all of this through a surprisingly affordable pricing structure. But before you sign up, you need to know exactly what each plan costs, and what they actually provide. After spending a week testing Hume’s EVI feature with conversational…
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Google Releases Two New AI Chips
On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, Google released not one but two brand-new custom AI chips. This time, the tech giant is playing a smarter game; splitting its work between two very different jobs. The chips are called the TPU 8t and the TPU 8i. They are the eighth generation of Google’s famous tensor processing units,…
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Your AI Translation Tool Might Be Training on Your Business Data — Here’s What to Do About It
There’s a question that’s become urgent for legal teams, compliance officers, and operations managers in many industries: when you send your company’s content through an AI translation tool, where does it actually go? Not long ago, that question barely existed, as the translation process was a practical matter — accuracy, turnaround time, cost per word.…
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How generative AI is reshaping personalized email campaigns
It’s no surprise that Polaris Market Research believes the global artificial intelligence market has already reached $308.49 billion and expects it to jump to $3.6 trillion by 2034. This technology has been making waves across almost every sector, and email marketing is no exception. And this has become even more pronounced as generative AI shifts…
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SpaceX Eyes $60 Billion Cursor Buyout
SpaceX just revealed it has partnered with Cursor, the wildly popular AI coding tool. It has also secured an option to buy Cursor outright, for $60 billion. The announcement is turning heads, and for good reason. This isn’t just two tech companies shaking hands. It’s a signal that Elon Musk’s growing empire has its sights…
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Google’s AI Assistant in Chrome Just Landed in 7 New Countries Across Asia-Pacific
Google is on a mission to make its browser smarter, and now millions more people get to try it out. Gemini in Chrome Goes Global On Monday, April 20, 2026, Google announced that Gemini in Chrome is expanding to seven new countries across the Asia-Pacific region. The list includes Australia, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore,…
