Photo by Chelaxy Designs on Unsplash If you’ve been wondering where AI is making the biggest impact right now, here’s a clue: it’s eating up the sales and marketing space. And Clay is right in the middle of it. The eight-year-old startup just confirmed it raised a $100 million Series C round, pushing its valuation […]

Photo by Peter Conrad on Unsplash What if I told you an AI could pass on harmful behavior to another AI just by generating… random numbers? No keywords. No obvious signals. Just data that looks squeaky clean—but hides something sinister beneath the surface. This isn’t science fiction. It’s a real study with real implications for

Photo by Simona Sergi on Unsplash If you’ve been keeping an eye on the rise of AI-generated art, here’s something new worth your attention: Qwen-Image. It’s a fresh, open source AI image generator that recently made its debut — and it has a standout feature that sets it apart. What’s the Deal With Qwen-Image? Qwen-Image

Photo by Jason Goodman on Unsplash When Parthi Duraisamy worked at McKinsey’s Dubai office, he ran into an annoying problem. The corporate Amex cards the company relied on for travel? Useless in much of the Middle East. So he paid for work trips out of pocket. Then spent weekends sorting receipts and hunting VAT details.

Photo by Michiel Annaert on Unsplash Cloudflare says AI search engine Perplexity is dodging no-crawl rules on millions of daily requests. Here’s what we know. Imagine telling someone “please don’t touch this,” and watching them sneak in through the back door anyway. That’s pretty much what Cloudflare says Perplexity AI has been doing to tens

Image by fabio on Unsplash ChatGPT just crossed a major milestone: 700 million people are now using it every week. That’s not a typo. Weekly. It’s a big number, and it’s giving us a clear signal — generative AI isn’t just a trend. It’s becoming part of our regular, everyday tools. And things are about

Photo by Pawel Czerwinski on Unsplash If you’re working with AI agents or juggling dynamic workloads in the cloud, this new shift from Amazon might just catch your eye. Amazon just announced serverless support for DocumentDB, its managed document database service, and it’s all about flexibility and efficiency—especially for folks building AI systems that need