Most companies would hunker down after losing two-thirds of their paper value. Airtable’s doing the opposite. The no-code platform once worth $11.7 billion now trades around $4

Google just opened its cheaper AI subscription to American users. The $7.99 monthly plan launched Tuesday after testing in emerging markets since last September.

OpenAI just dropped Prism, a free AI workspace that rewrites how scientists work. No subscription needed. Just your ChatGPT account and a research problem to solve.

Apple just set a date for Siri’s biggest upgrade ever. February marks the moment when Google’s AI finally powers your iPhone assistant.

ChatGPT answers questions instantly. That convenience feels magical until it feeds you dangerous advice. I’ve watched people trust AI for medical diagnoses, tax planning, and

Google killed the keyword era. Starting this week, you can talk to Search like you talk to ChatGPT. The company rolled out a major update to AI Overviews on Tuesday. Now powered

Vibe coding promised overnight apps. Instead, it delivered the first AI-generated technical debt crisis. Remember early 2025? Founders shipped “products” in days. Developers

Scheduling meetings just became hands-off. Google’s Gemini AI now suggests when to meet based on everyone’s actual availability.

Meta killed teen access to its AI character chatbots. No warning. No phased rollout. Just a complete shutdown starting in the coming weeks.

After years of political drama and ban threats, TikTok finally closed a deal for its American operations. The app isn’t going anywhere. But its ownership structure just changed