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Scribe secured $75 million in Series C funding at a $1.3 billion valuation to expand Scribe Optimize, its AI-driven platform that maps enterprise workflows to pinpoint automation opportunities.
Established by 6sense founder, 1mind secures $30M Series A led by Battery Ventures to grow its AI-driven sales agent Mindy, designed to automate inbound sales and enterprise deal support.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said the company will likely build its own massive chip manufacturing facility to meet rising AI demand — and suggested Intel could be a potential partner.
After a year out of the spotlight, Chinese AI developer DeepSeek re-emerged at a major internet conference — with one of its top researchers issuing a stark warning about AI’s long-term impact on society.
Kim Kardashian says her reliance on ChatGPT while studying law has sometimes backfired — including giving her incorrect answers on exams.
Meta launches Vibes in Europe, allowing users to generate and browse AI-created short videos, as the company pushes deeper into AI-driven content experiences.
Microsoft outlines a strategy for “humanist” superintelligence focused on safety, healthcare advances, and scientific discovery as competition in advanced AI intensifies.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revised remarks about China’s AI lead, stressing that the U.S. can stay competitive by accelerating development and maintaining global reliance on Nvidia chips.
OpenAI reports more than 1 million business customers and strong growth in ChatGPT for Work, supported by new enterprise tools, integrations, and model capabilities.
Snap will integrate Perplexity’s AI search engine into Snapchat’s My AI chatbot, with Perplexity paying $400 million for the deal and gaining access to the app’s global user base.
Stanford professor Stefano Ermon’s startup Inception secured $50 million to expand diffusion-based AI for software development, aiming to reduce latency and compute costs.
OpenAI CFO Sarah Friar said the company is not planning an initial public offering soon, emphasizing a continued focus on research and growth over profitability.