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AI’s Big Test: Can Tech Giants Turn Spending Into Cash?
Microsoft and Google are each spending about half a billion dollars a day on AI. This week, investors rewarded one and punished the other. The difference was cash. Category: Business
Tesla’s New Roadster Turns in Midair in Texas Show, but Buyers Must Wait Until 2028
The sports car drove upside down and jumped over other cars using thrusters built with SpaceX. Tesla says it goes from 0 to 60 mph in 0.81 seconds.
Why the iPhone Is So Hard to Replace: Apple’s Real Competitive Advantage
Many Android phones offer bigger batteries, faster charging and lower prices. Yet 87% of new US iPhone buyers already owned one. Apple’s real advantage isn’t the phone. It’s everything that comes with it.
Elon Musk Accuses ‘Oligarchs’ of Blocking Starlink’s India Launch
Elon Musk has accused unnamed Indian “oligarchs” of blocking Starlink’s launch in India, but he named no one and offered no evidence. Starlink says its network is built and it is waiting for spectrum and final security approvals. Category: India
Meta Muse Can Act for You. The Bigger Question Is: Can You Trust It?
Meta is expanding Muse from an AI assistant into an agent designed to perform tasks and work across connected services and devices.
AI Is Becoming Everyone’s Everyday Assistant
AI is becoming an everyday assistant, helping people with learning, work, shopping and family tasks—often without them even thinking of it as AI.
Can AI Help End Poverty — or Will It Make Inequality Worse?
AI could help reduce global poverty through better healthcare, education, agriculture and jobs—but unequal access to technology could also make inequality worse.
Apple Unveils iPhone Duo Foldable and iPhone 18 Pro: Price, Features and Release Date
Apple enters the foldable-phone market with the $1,999 iPhone Duo, alongside the iPhone 18 Pro lineup, Apple Watch Series 12, Ultra 4 and AirPods 5.
Meta Launches Muse: The Personal AI Agent Designed to Get Things Done
Meta Muse is a new personal AI agent designed to help users manage everyday tasks, from email and calendars to shopping, bookings and more.
Tesla Cybercab’s Sudden Stop Raises a Bigger Question About Driverless Safety
Tesla’s Cybercab made headlines after a sudden stop for a pedestrian in Austin, but one viral moment doesn’t prove autonomous driving is safe. Here’s what the incident reveals—and what regulators still need to determine.