What could possibly go wrong?

Republican US presidential hopeful Donald Trump wants to put the man who stripped Twitter of 71 per cent of its value and turned it into a haven for right-wing groups to be in charge of government efficency.

More hubris than Bellerophon

OpenAI has found a way to burst its own AI bubble by killing off the developing industry with its own greed.

We saw this coming

AT&T has sued Broadcom, accusing the tech giant of refusing to honour an extended support agreement for VMware software unless AT&T buys additional, unnecessary subscriptions.

Seems to ignore Azimov.

The United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union have inked what they call the first "legally binding" international AI treaty.

Snapdragon snaps at opportunity

Qualcomm is sniffing around Chipzilla’s design business, hoping to bolster its product portfolio with a cheeky bid.

It is not even leaving them by the rubbish bins

According to a report published by UK cloud outfit Civo, administrators are questioning the value and promise of the tech giant's cloud services.

Great specs but… sheesh

The latest Windows personal computers with artificial intelligence features are incompatible with many leading video games.

New AI powerhouse on the way

Safe Superintelligence (SSI), co-founded by OpenAI's former chief scientist Ilya Sutskever, has raised $1 billion to develop safe AI systems that surpass human capabilities.

But does not care

A UK regulator ruled that the software king of the world Microsoft only bought Inflection’s IP and hired away its key staff, but that’s still enough to constitute a merger.

New products out

Early this year, Amazon and Panasonic signed a global agreement to use Fire TV as the operating system for the new Panasonic smart TVs. As part of this agreement, Panasonic has launched its first set of Fire TV-based smart TVs in the US today.