🔥 Microsoft saves $500M with AI but cuts jobs
Microsoft reports over $500 million in annual savings from AI-led call center automation and code generation. AI now writes 35% of new product code. These efficiencies came alongside layoffs of about 6,000 employees.
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🔥 OpenAI readies its own AI web browser
OpenAI plans to launch a browser with built-in AI chat agents and seamless user interaction. The goal: challenge Google Chrome and gather more behavioral data.
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🔥 Samsung’s foldables double down on AI
Samsung unveiled three AI-powered foldables and two new smartwatches. The ecosystem will integrate with XR, wearables, and AI glasses to deliver seamless Gemini-powered experiences.
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🔥 Grok 4 launch arrives amid controversy
Elon Musk’s xAI launched Grok 4, touting “graduate-level intelligence.” The rollout follows prior moderation failures, with new safeguards now promised.
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🔥 U.S. rates Chinese AI for ideological bias
A leaked State Department memo confirms the U.S. is evaluating Chinese AI models for censorship and CCP-aligned bias using standardized prompts.
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🔥 Poland flags Grok for xenophobia under EU law
Poland has reported Grok to EU regulators over alleged xenophobic responses. Under the EU AI Act, chatbots like Grok must pass conformity assessments.
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🔥 Tech firms back federal AI regulation in U.S.
Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are pushing for a national AI law to avoid conflicting state rules. But political gridlock may delay meaningful legislation.
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