OpenAI is officially opening its ChatGPT platform to third-party developers with a new app directory. This follows major integrations from companies like Expedia and Canva announced back in October. It’s a clear play to build an ecosystem that keeps users inside ChatGPT.
The Federal Trade Commission has opened an investigation into Instacart’s pricing practices following a report that found the company’s AI tool was charging some customers significantly more. Instacart claims the tests were randomized and not based on personal data, but the language around its “Ever
The conversation around AI has fundamentally shifted in 2025. It’s no longer about what’s possible, but what’s profitable and practical inside real companies.
A new analysis points to a year of tighter regulations and strategic shifts for APAC tech leaders. The focus is moving from adoption to governance, resilience, and continuous financial discipline in the cloud.
According to new research, two-thirds of high school students worry that using AI too much could make them overly dependent or less intelligent. Yet, usage is skyrocketing without clear guardrails from schools. It’s a messy, pivotal moment for education.
A U.K. startup says its AI can predict the future of human cells just by looking at them. This could dramatically cut waste and cost in producing advanced cell-based medicines.
A new book argues the key to enterprise AI isn’t chasing the latest model. It’s about applying rigorous design patterns to build agents that are safe, reliable, and cost-effective. This shift could finally move AI from demos to real business value.
OpenAI has launched GPT Image 1.5, a new image model with significantly faster generation and better edit controls. The release was accelerated to directly compete with Google’s recent viral hit, Nano Banana Pro.
According to a new report, OpenAI is negotiating a massive $10 billion deal with Amazon. The agreement would see OpenAI deploy Amazon’s custom Trainium AI chips, marking a significant shift in the AI hardware landscape and increasing pressure on Nvidia.
The CEO of Klarna, Sebastian Siemiatkowski, says AI’s reasoning capabilities mean it could soon perform his entire job. He finds the prospect “gloomy,” but his company is already using AI to do the work of hundreds of employees.
