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Volkswagen is getting serious about survival. CEO Oliver Blume is planning drastic moves: tens of thousands of jobs at stake and factory closures on the table to stay competitive.
As the artificial intelligence market explodes like nobody's business, Qualcomm just landed the deal rivals were dreading: Meta is adopting its brand-new data center chips. It's not just a sales win—it's the opening move in a completely different game.
Imagine a place where you and an AI work side by side, not against each other. It's not science fiction: it already exists, it's open source, and anyone can use it.
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Google keeps talking a big game about AI leadership, but two of its top researchers just decided to bounce to Anthropic instead. It's the third major defection in months, and honestly, the pattern is getting hard to ignore.
OpenAI changed plans. Instead of a big bang launch, it's distributing the new model to select partners first, then wider release, under Trump administration pressure.
At Cannes Lions, OpenAI demonstrated how AI agents can orchestrate entire ad campaigns. It's not just integration, it's a shift in who controls the narrative.
As Washington restricts Anthropic, China sharpens its open source models. Spoiler: banning something doesn't kill it, just relocates it across the planet.
Seven months after closing a mega-merger, Omnicom's CEO is showing results and cost cuts. Wall Street still isn't sure the deal was worth it, especially with AI reshuffling the entire ad industry.
The AI business still works, but there's no room for error anymore. Guess wrong now and you'll lose everything in days.
The US stops waiting and invests directly: $250 million to I-Pulse Inc. to produce domestic chips and cut reliance on foreign supply chains. The technology independence battle just shifted gear.
Two of Google's leading AI researchers are heading to Anthropic. It's another sign that the search giant is struggling to keep its best talent in-house.
