AI & Bots
Sorry Nvidia, TPUs from Google now power part of OpenAI’s ChatGPT workloads
OpenAI adds Google TPUs to reduce dependence on Nvidia GPUs TPU adoption highlights OpenAI’s push to →
How to Use Copilot in PowerPoint: A Beginner’s Guide
This guide will show you how to use Microsoft Copilot in Powerpoint to add new slides →
People are using ChatGPT as a security guru – and these are the questions everyone is asking
ChatGPT is being asked some interesting security questions Users are concerned about phishing, scams, and privacy →
Microsoft is struggling to sell Copilot to corporations – because their employees want ChatGPT instead
Microsoft is trying to push its AI chatbot Copilot, but is hitting roadblocks Copilot is struggling →
Perplexity AI: The Smarter Search Engine
This article explains how to use Perplexity AI and how its research abilities differ from a →
Chatbots vs Search Engines: Who’s Winning?
For a lot of people, Google is the internet. It’s been the first stop for almost →
Swearing at AI is now part of normal daily tech interactions for many
Most people are polite to AI even when they’re frustrated, Tidio survey finds Cursing at chatbots →
Keeping Kids Engaged With Safe AI Tools Like PinwheelGPT This Summer
Summer is here and parents are facing a challenge—how to keep kids busy. And not just →
ChatGPT is crushing the AI referral game, but China’s DeepSeek has shut it out in one bold move
ChatGPT now leads AI referral traffic worldwide, leaving Google’s Gemini far behind in usage DeepSeek’s domination →
Midjourney just dropped its first AI video model and Sora and Veo 3 should be worried
Midjourney has launched its first AI video model, V1. The model lets users animate images into →
New research says using AI reduces brain activity – but does that mean it’s making us dumber?
Amid all the debates about how AI affects jobs, science, the environment, and everything else, there’s →
AI Can’t Think Like You—And That’s a Good Thing
When people think about artificial intelligence (AI), I’ve found they tend to be in one of →
Behind the tech layoffs, Nvidia CEO’s fear, Microsoft stock’s new high: Tech news roundup
For the past two years, it’s been a ghost in the machine of American tech. Between →
Apple WWDC starts today. Can it catch up in the AI race?
A version of this article originally appeared in Quartz’s members-only Weekend Brief newsletter. Quartz members get →
HubSpot enables deep research through ChatGPT
The new integration is easy to activate It is available to all HubSpot users with a →
Reddit is suing Anthropic for allegedly stealing data to train its AI
In This Story Reddit is taking Anthropic to court, alleging that the AI startup helped itself →
Amazon says it will crack down on fake reviews
In This Story Amazon (AMZN-2. 87%) has admitted it is awash in fake reviews and has →
OpenAI increases its paid user base by 50% in three months
In This Story As ChatGPT approaches its third anniversary this fall, OpenAI announced that the chatbot →
Microsoft stock just hit a record high as it cashes in on the AI boom
In This Story Microsoft (MSFT) stock just clocked an intraday record on Thursday ($468. 49), a →
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is ‘motivated by fear and guilt,’ biographer says
In This Story Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang may run one of the most important companies in →
Meta’s nuclear deal with Constellation Energy is Big Tech’s latest AI power play
In This Story Meta (META-2. 36%) has secured a 20-year agreement with Constellation Energy (CEG-2. 56%) →
AI could wipe out some white-collar jobs and drive unemployment to 20%, Anthropic CEO says
In This Story Anthropic’s CEO Dario Amodei has issued a stark warning: Artificial intelligence could eliminate →
OpenAI says it disrupted at least 10 malicious AI campaigns already this year
OpenAI says it has disrupted numerous malicious campaigns using ChatGPT These include employment scams and influence →
The hidden time bomb in the tax code that’s fueling mass tech layoffs
For the past two years, it’s been a ghost in the machine of American tech. Between →
Every iPhone ever made, in order of release
Apple’s (AAPL) first-generation iPhone entered the U. S. market in June 2007, joining other mobile devices →
The AI data center race is getting way more complicated
When Microsoft (MSFT) pulled the plug on planned data centers in Ohio last month and a →
ChatGPT can now listen in to your work calls, connect to your company Google Drive and much more
ChatGPT now has three million paying customers, an increase of a million in just four months →
Nvidia will release cheaper Blackwell AI chips in China to avoid U.S. restrictions, report says
In This Story Nvidia’s (NVDA-1. 54%) delicate dance in China continues. Amid U…. Check out the →
How ChatGPT’s Record Mode Works (and What It Accesses)
Today, OpenAI announced some new business-centric features for ChatGPT pro-level customers, including “connectors” with third-party storage →
Tinder tests a controversial height filter as paid dating apps users keep dropping
In This Story Love is a lot less lucrative lately—if you’re the company that owns Tinder →