Santa Clara University professor Ram Bala compares Big Tech's financial tactics to those of Enron, the energy company that collapsed in 2001 — but in his view, the resemblance doesn't mean the AI bubble is about to burst.
Over the past decade, Italy's Ferrero has acquired dozens of well-known American brands, quintupling its US revenue. Now a $3.1 billion cereal deal is putting that strategy to the test.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei acknowledged public distrust of artificial intelligence but pushed back on the idea that his own pessimistic remarks are solely to blame, arguing the problem runs deeper — a genuine crisis of trust.
Payments giant Stripe has acquired OpenRouter, a startup that helps businesses switch between different AI models, in a major deal — a sign of intensifying price competition in the AI industry.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned UK Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey about the negative consequences of raising taxes on banks, drawing on the experience of the US financial sector.
Anthropic, Spotify, Google and YouTube have started flagging AI-generated content with special markers — reframing the questions of trust and transparency across the media market.
According to Cloudflare's CFO, machine traffic could outnumber human traffic by a factor of 1,000 within five years — but one website owner's personal investigation revealed an unexpected danger lurking behind that figure.
According to research from Search Engine Land, users who reach a website through AI tools like ChatGPT convert at a rate 61% higher than traditional paid search — but capturing that traffic requires an entirely different approach.
Dropbox co-CEO Ashraf Alkarmi sets exactly five priorities for himself every quarter and only makes time for meetings that align with them — everything else, he simply skips.
Analyst Dhaval Joshi argues that the AI market isn't inflating one giant bubble but a rolling series of them — a view that explains the wild swings in software stocks, silver and semiconductors.