Artificial Intelligence

Photo by Remy Gieling on Unsplash OpenAI just made a move that could reshape the power dynamics of the AI world — and it involves a jaw-dropping $38 billion deal with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Yes, billion with a B. On Monday, OpenAI announced it’s partnering with Amazon in a seven-year agreement to access the […]

Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash Netflix just made its stance on AI crystal clear: it’s leaning in, but not letting the tech take the wheel. In its latest quarterly earnings report, Netflix told investors that it’s “very well positioned to effectively leverage ongoing advances in AI.” No vague promises or hype—just a clear signal

A friendly update from Alibaba’s AI team makes research feel less like work and more like publishing. Photo by Zoshua Colah on Unsplash If you’ve ever wished your research paper could just publish itself, you might want to check out what Alibaba’s Qwen Team is cooking. Their latest update to Qwen Chat’s Deep Research tool

Image by Giorgio Tomassetti on Unsplash AI is reshaping business fast. But without cost transparency, your boldest investments could quietly drain your budget and stall your strategy. Here’s what leaders need to know. So you’ve greenlit a few AI projects. Maybe you’re boosting worker productivity, fine-tuning customer service, or improving operations. Everyone’s excited — and

Photo by Imran Molla on Unsplash Cercli’s AI-first alternative to clunky HR systems is gaining steam across 50 countries—and it’s all coming out of a 14-person team in Dubai. It’s 2024, and in a world still cluttered with disconnected HR tools, compliance headaches, and payroll systems that don’t speak the same language, Cercli is doing

Photo by Van Tay Media on Unsplash If you’re a developer juggling code across multiple repos, constantly hopping between your terminal, VS Code, and browser windows, this one’s for you. Anthropic just gave its AI-powered coding assistant, Claude Code, a major upgrade — it’s now available on the web and (in preview) on iOS. Yep,

Photo by Luca Bravo on Unsplash Most devs using AI coding tools know the drill. You write a vague prompt, get some code back, tweak it until it runs, and hope for the best. It’s fast. It’s exciting. But later, someone has to untangle that rushed mess—or worse, they don’t. Enter the dreaded “vibe coding”

Image by Nelemson Guevarra on Unsplash When Bilal Abu-Ghazaleh left Scale AI, he didn’t just pack up his resume and ideas. He packed up nearly a decade of hands-on experience from the heart of the U.S. startup scene — and brought it back to the Middle East. Now, from bases in London and Dubai, he’s

Image by Wolfgang Rottmann on Unsplash If I told you your company’s newest employee could leak private data, recommend fake books, or reject job applicants just because they’re older—without ever knowing it did anything wrong—you’d probably panic. But that’s exactly what’s happening when organizations roll out generative AI tools without proper onboarding. I’ve been watching

Photo by Aerps.com on Unsplash Wikipedia, often called one of the last good websites on the internet, is seeing a decline in people actually visiting its pages. According to a new blog post from the Wikimedia Foundation’s Marshall Miller, human pageviews on Wikipedia have dropped by 8% year-over-year. And the reasons behind that dip might