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Recently, Google has launched a new experimental feature named “AI mode” in search, which looks to take on popular services like Perplexity AI and OpenAI’s ChatGPT Search. The tech giant announced that the new mode is designed to allow users to ask multiple types of questions. In addition, they can
Waymo and Uber were providing robotaxi service in Austin. Now they have officially launched it in Atlanta. Until 2020, Uber was developing its robotaxi, but due to several controversies, the project was shut down and transferred to another company called Aurora, and later on, it partnered with Waymo
Despite resistance by some lawmakers, Tesla launched its robotaxis, the first test drive held on 22 June 2025. In a post on his social-media platform X, Elon Musk called the moment the “culmination of a decade of hard work” and noted that “the AI chip and software teams were built
Apple executives held internal talks about buying Perplexity AI, a rapidly growing AI search company. But the discussions are at an early stage, and Apple has not discussed a bid with Perplexity yet. Both parties deny talking about this topic. However, the fact that Apple executives are at least con
Pope Leo XIV said at the recent event that companies should abide by an “ethical criterion” that respects human dignity. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and parliamentary delegations from 68 countries were also present at the event. During the first few weeks of his papacy, Pope Leo discussed this top
The tech giant is planning to cut jobs in the coming month, mainly from its sales and marketing teams. This comes just a month after Microsoft laid off about 6,000 jobs. Details about the news are scanty, but Bloomberg said that it will be announced in the next month. So, what’s going on? As of [&he
Tesla is back in the limelight, but this time not for a new electric car but for its upcoming robotaxis. Texas Democrats have now requested that Tesla postpone the launch of its robotaxi service in Austin, asking the company to schedule it until September because new autonomous vehicle regulations a
Texas Instruments has surprised everyone with a bombshell, a 60-billion-dollar chip development plan. This plan will span across the states of Texas and Utah. This plan is not just building factories. It’s actually a strategic decision to bring the production of chips back to the U.S. instead
Samsung needs to take the XR market by storm. Apple caused a commotion with Vision Pro, but it was too expensive and hard to get hold of to go mainstream. The best approach that Samsung can have is to provide a more affordable and easy-to-use alternative that at least integrates with the rest of the