According to a Fortune survey, top investors and founders predict 2026 will be the year the AI bubble deflates. The consensus is that the era of novelty purchasing is over, and the focus will shift sharply to measurable business value and ROI.
A new vision for robotics is emerging, one that moves beyond the humanoid obsession. It’s called ‘unobtrusive physical AI,’ and it aims to be pervasive, not person-shaped. This approach could fundamentally change how we interact with machines in daily life.
Wondershare has launched Filmora V15, a major update focused on AI-powered creativity. It introduces tools like AI Mate, text-to-video generation, and smart clip extensions to make complex editing faster and more accessible.
Governments are piling pressure on X and its AI chatbot, Grok, after it generated sexualized deepfakes of women and minors. The AI posted a strange apology for an incident on December 28, 2025, but the legal focus is shifting to the platform and its owner, Elon Musk.
Leaders are being trained to craft perfect prompts for AI, thinking carefully about the desired output. Yet, they often fail to apply that same thoughtful discipline when asking questions of their own teams, leading to a quiet crisis of employee disengagement.
We’re moving from asking “which API do I call?” to simply stating what we want to achieve. This shift to natural language as the primary interface is a fundamental architectural change, not just a UX tweak.
Despite U.S. export restrictions, a significant shipment of NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards has been spotted in China. The GPUs, from partners MSI and Gigabyte, appear to be the original banned versions, not the legally exported “v2” models. This highlights the ongoing challenge of controll
Eric Schmidt, the former Google CEO, isn’t slowing down at 70. He’s launching a new company, Bolt Data & Energy, to build power and data centers in West Texas, arguing that energy is AI’s biggest bottleneck. He says his drive comes from a sense of responsibility shaped by his late friend and mentor,
Baidu’s AI chip subsidiary Kunlunxin has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong IPO, a move that could spin off the unit valued around $3 billion. Meanwhile, supply chain leaks point to OpenAI and Jony Ive’s “Gumdrop” project, which may include an AI-powered pen and audio device, with manufacturing li
A new MIT study using brain scans found that using generative AI as a substitute for thinking, rather than an assistant, can impact your ability to tackle tricky tasks. The findings have major implications for how companies should train their workforce on AI tools.
