A Greenhouse study reveals an inverse relationship between AI adoption and trust in hiring. Job seekers are using AI to fake interviews, while hiring managers respond with more personal involvement. The result? HR is becoming more human, not less.
Latvian quality engineering scale-up TestDevLab has been acquired by US-based Xoriant, expanding its global reach while maintaining its leadership team. The deal combines TestDevLab’s 14 years of testing expertise with Xoriant’s international presence across 28 offices worldwide.
New research reveals most AI projects stall because companies focus on models instead of data quality. Only 6% of businesses have moved Copilot to large-scale deployment, while 40% worry about AI providing wrong information. The solution isn’t better algorithms—it’s better data governance.
Companies are reframing compliance from a liability to a strategic engine. With 81% of marketplaces facing regulatory hurdles, automation and deeper bank relationships are becoming essential for scaling embedded finance across state lines.
Nvidia has expanded its DLSS lineup with four new supported games this week. The additions include Project Motor Racing, Prologue: Go Wayback!, Whiskerwood, and Tides of Annihilation with full DLSS 4 support at launch. The company is also running giveaways including a free weapon skin and RTX 5090 g
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI is expected to close a massive $15 billion funding round in December. The deal would value the company at $230 billion pre-money, according to sources familiar with the matter. This comes despite Musk previously calling reports about the funding “false
Apple is laying off dozens of sales employees, including longtime veterans, while simultaneously posting record-breaking revenue. The company says it’s streamlining, but affected workers point to a strategic shift toward third-party resellers.
The French Development Agency is providing Transnet with a R6 billion loan to accelerate its decarbonisation goals. The funding aims to shift transport from road to rail and boost green hydrogen development. But Transnet’s troubled history raises questions about execution.
Amazon just committed $50 billion to government AI projects as UBS predicts global AI spending will hit $375 billion this year. Meanwhile, IBM is quietly positioning itself to dominate the emerging quantum computing market that could be worth $170 billion annually by 2040.
The investor who predicted the 2008 crash now sees AI as the next major market mispricing. His analysis reveals a massive $3 trillion infrastructure build-out chasing uncertain returns, with striking parallels to the telecom bubble.
