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Google Is Paying SpaceX Almost $1 Billion a Month
Google, one of the most powerful computing companies on the planet, is renting AI power from Elon Musk’s SpaceX at a staggering $920 million per month. SpaceX confirmed the deal in a regulatory filing on Friday. The Deal Starting in October 2026 and running through June 2029, Google will pay SpaceX for access to roughly…
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Sam Altman Wants the Government to Own a Piece of OpenAI
It started as a private pitch. Now the president is talking about it on Air Force One. NOTUS broke the story Thursday, citing three people familiar with the matter: senior Trump administration officials have been holding preliminary talks with AI companies about the federal government acquiring equity stakes in their firms. Sam Altman has been…
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Murf AI Promo Code: Every Way to Save in 2026 (Verified, No Fake Codes)
Searching for a Murf AI promo code is frustrating. Most coupon sites list 15 to 30 “codes” that either do not work, expired months ago, or just redirect you to the regular pricing page. I have tested dozens of these supposed codes over the past year. The vast majority are junk. Here is what actually…
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Best AI Image and Video Generators for Marketers (2026 Guide)
Content demand is not slowing down. Marketing teams are expected to produce more assets, across more channels, at faster turnaround than ever before. AI image and video generators have become a genuine answer to that pressure. The best platforms today do not just produce visuals in isolation. They slot into broader marketing workflows, support brand…
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How to Self-Host Hermes Agent on Hostinger VPS: Step-by-Step
What Is Hermes Agent and Why Self-Host It on a VPS Hermes Agent is an open-source AI agent with a built-in self-improvement loop. The first time you ask it to summarize your weekly GitHub activity, it reasons through the process step by step. The second time, it reuses a stored skill and completes the same…
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Meta Is Building Data Centers in Giant Tents
Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has taken a wildly unconventional path to powering its AI ambitions. It’s building data centers inside massive weatherproof tents. Yes, tents. Six of them have already gone up outside New Albany, Ohio. Ohio Michael Thomas, founder of Cleanview, a firm that tracks data center activity, spotted the…
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TaxGPT: Can It Really Do Your Taxes?
Tax season stresses millions of people every year. Long forms, confusing deductions, and the fear of making a costly mistake are a lot to handle. Now, AI is entering the picture. TaxGPT is one of the newest AI tools promising to make tax filing faster and easier. We tested it on real returns to find…
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Why the Bitcoin Online Casino Is Becoming a Testbed for AI-Driven Personalization
AI personalization keeps moving into places most engineers wouldn’t have picked first. Netflix and Spotify were the obvious starting points back in 2015. Then came the e-commerce recommendation engines, the news feeds, the email subject-line testers. By late 2024 a small group of product teams was running personalization experiments in less obvious software, and one…
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Why Vertical AI Is Finally Reaching Skilled Trade Businesses
You need software that understands missed calls, late invoices, job photos, crew schedules, parts delays, change orders, and the customer who wants an answer before you have even parked the van. That is why vertical AI is getting attention in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, remodeling, and other service-heavy trades. General AI tools proved that machines…
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The U.K. to Let Publishers Opt Out of Google AI Search
For years, publishers have watched helplessly as Google’s AI tools scraped their content and served it up to users without a click, without a visit, or a dime. That’s starting to change. The U.K. just made history. Google has officially agreed to let publishers opt out of its AI search features, thanks to new rules…
