Solve Intelligence Raises $40M to Build the “Copilot for IP Law”
Solve Intelligence has raised $40 million in a Series B round led by Visionaries. The startup also launched a new AI product for generating patent claim charts used in litigation.
Category: Software
Goldman Sachs Bets Its Future on an AI Overhaul
Goldman Sachs is launching a multi-year, firm-wide AI integration plan called OneGS 3.0, aiming to reduce complexity and drive growth. CFO Denis Coleman says the bar for hiring remains “very high” despite over a million lateral applications. The bank still expects a net headcount increase by the end
Ukraine’s Drone Boom Hits a Political Wall
Ukraine’s drone industry, producing units for as little as $300, has become a critical defense asset and a potential $2 billion export sector. Now, investigations by agencies like the ESBU have halted production of key models like the Kazhan and “Shmavik,” threatening frontline supplies and future d
Instagram Finally Lets You Tweak Your Algorithm
Instagram is launching a new feature that lets users tell the algorithm what they want to see more or less of. It’s a small but significant step toward user control, led by VP of Product Tessa Lyons.
Gartner’s big warning: block all AI browsers, right now
Research firm Gartner has issued a stark advisory urging CISOs to block all AI browsers for the foreseeable future. The warning highlights how these tools prioritize convenience over security, creating major risks for corporate data.
AI is making workers feel smarter while their skills get worse
Researchers say generative AI is giving workers misplaced confidence as their underlying abilities atrophy. The risk is highest for early-career roles that function as apprenticeships.
Chrome Fans, Look Away: My Top 4 Browsers Aren’t What You Think
Most people stick with their default browser, but that’s a mistake. From Opera’s workspaces to Tor’s ironclad privacy, there are far better options out there that actually improve how you work and browse.
Google Bets $20,000 You Can’t Hack Its New Chrome AI Guard
Google is rolling out a major security overhaul for Chrome’s AI features to block sophisticated “indirect prompt injection” attacks. The system uses a secondary AI model as a security guard and creates strict digital boundaries for AI agents. They’re so confident, they’re offering a $20,000 bounty t
Meta’s VR Gets More Expensive, But Is It Worth It?
According to an internal memo, Meta executives are planning price hikes for its virtual reality devices. The move is part of a strategic shift to build a “healthier,” more sustainable business for its Reality Labs division.
Fedora’s Booting Up Big Changes for Cloud and Console
The upcoming Fedora 44 release is set for significant low-level changes. The cloud variant will move /boot to a Btrfs subvolume, while the desktop may see a switch from FBCON to KMSCON for its virtual console.