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Airlines Use AI to Set Ticket Prices, but These 3 Tools Help Travelers Fight Back

Airlines have used pricing systems for years to change ticket prices based on passenger demand, competition and booking trends. Now, artificial intelligence is helping airlines improve these systems and adjust fares more quickly. This has raised concerns about how airlines … Continue reading →

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Google Runs AI Model in Space for First Time, Sends Poem to Earth

Google has successfully run an AI model aboard a satellite and sent its first generated response from space back to Earth. The test marks an important step in the company’s plan to develop AI data centers in space. The experiment … Continue reading →

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Alphabet Loses Nearly $500 Billion After Google Unveils Gemini 4 Carbon

Google announced its new Gemini 4 Carbon AI model on October 28, 2026. However, just one day later, its parent company, Alphabet, recorded its biggest-ever single-day stock market decline. Investors reacted to slower Google Search revenue growth, weaker financial results … Continue reading →

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Reportedly Targeted by Suspected Chinese Spy, US Intelligence Says

US intelligence officials reportedly identified a Chinese businesswoman with ties to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as a suspected intelligence asset. The allegations have raised questions about Nvidia’s business relationships, advanced AI chip exports and the growing technology rivalry between the … Continue reading →

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Sam Altman Says Your PC’s RAM Is Being Wasted as AI Data Centers Face Memory Shortage

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman argues that personal computers leave valuable memory underused while AI data centers face shortages. His comments have sparked criticism as RAM prices continue to rise. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has sparked controversy after arguing that keeping … Continue reading →

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China May Keep Its Best AI Models at Home and Sell Access Instead

China has proposed new export controls on 23 artificial intelligence technologies. The rules could change how DeepSeek and other Chinese AI companies sell their technology to international customers. Under the proposed rules, foreign businesses could continue using Chinese AI models … Continue reading →

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AI Models Could Cut Fashion Shoot Costs by 90% – Human Models Are Worried

Fashion brands are using AI models to create product images and advertising campaigns at lower costs. This helps retailers save time and money. However, it also raises concerns about job losses among human models, photographers and other creative workers. Retailers … Continue reading →

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Companies Are Building AI Clones of Consumers to Predict What You’ll Buy

An AI startup has raised $300 million to develop technology that simulates how people shop and make buying decisions. These tools are known as synthetic consumers or AI digital twins. They help businesses test products, advertisements and pricing strategies using … Continue reading →

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Researchers Question Why OpenAI Is Keeping Its Biggest AI Discoveries Private

OpenAI has limited access to some of its advanced AI research. This has raised questions about how much information the company should share with scientists and the public. OpenAI is a major player in artificial intelligence. However, researchers cannot independently … Continue reading →

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AI Could Finally Modernize COBOL Systems That Still Power Banks and ATMs

Banks still rely on COBOL, a programming language developed in 1959, to process financial transactions. Now, OpenAI, Anthropic, IBM and Amazon are developing AI tools to help banks modernize these aging systems without disrupting essential services. COBOL remains a key … Continue reading →

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