Browse the complete archive of AIstify’s news reporting on artificial intelligence. This section compiles daily coverage of product launches, corporate announcements, funding rounds, regulatory decisions, research breakthroughs, and market developments across global industries. Organized chronologically, it provides a continuous record of how AI evolves across technology, business, and policy.
Google has released Gemini 3, its most powerful AI model yet, offering advanced multimodal reasoning, coding capabilities, and agentic planning tools across multiple platforms.
Stack Overflow unveiled new enterprise AI products at Microsoft Ignite, designed to convert internal expertise into AI-ready formats and streamline knowledge access for organizations.
Anthropic is committing $30 billion in Azure compute as part of a major new partnership with Microsoft and Nvidia, expanding Claude and deepening collaboration on AI infrastructure.
xAI has launched Grok 4.1, a major model upgrade designed to deliver more creative, emotionally aware, and coherent interactions, with new Thinking and Non-Thinking variants now live across all xAI platforms.
OpenAI is exploring how ads might fit into ChatGPT, but CEO of Applications Fidji Simo says any ad model must be radically different from traditional approaches.
Jeff Bezos joins Project Prometheus as co-CEO, helping lead the AI startup with $6.2 billion in funding to improve manufacturing across tech, automotive, and aerospace sectors.
OpenAI introduces group chat for ChatGPT, letting users collaborate in shared conversations with GPT‑5.1 Auto handling responses, image generation, and more.
Alibaba.com unveiled AI Mode at CoCreate Europe, integrating agentic AI into its platform to help businesses discover suppliers, optimize sourcing, and automate trade processes.
Google is introducing new AI-powered shopping experiences, including conversational search, agentic checkout, and Duplex-based store calls, designed to make online shopping faster, easier, and more natural ahead of the holiday season.
LinkedIn is expanding its AI capabilities with a new natural language–based people search feature, allowing users to find professionals by describing who they’re looking for instead of relying on filters or job titles.