Google is learning its most important lessons about scaling AI in education from India’s massive and complex school system. The country now accounts for the highest global usage of Gemini for learning, forcing Google to rethink its one-size-fits-all approach.
A provocative piece in Forbes argues that our education system, designed to create compliant factory workers, is now failing in the AI age. The future belongs to those with ‘chutzpah’—the nerve to question and improve systems, not just follow them. The solution involves a radical rethinking of how w
SeaArt is launching SeaVerse, a new AI-native creative platform, in January 2026. The move signals a major pivot from a visual AI tool to a social community where creators can connect and monetize their work.
According to a PwC survey, 56% of companies say AI hasn’t delivered cost savings or revenue gains. The author argues this is because leaders are using the wrong metrics, treating AI as an efficiency tool instead of a new, cheap source of analytical capacity.
Meta’s virtual reality division, Reality Labs, posted staggering losses of $19.1 billion in 2025. CEO Mark Zuckerberg expects losses in 2026 to be similar, even as the company shifts focus and cuts staff.
Classic Pokémon games have become an unlikely but brutal benchmark for cutting-edge AI. Despite knowing everything about the game, models like Claude and Gemini get stuck for hours, highlighting a critical weakness in long-term reasoning and execution.
Tesla reported a sharp drop in quarterly profit and lost its title as the world’s top EV seller to China’s BYD. Despite the declines, the company managed to surpass analyst forecasts for earnings and cash flow.
Tesla is putting $2 billion into CEO Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence venture, xAI. The company also reiterated that production of its futuristic Cybercab robotaxi is still on track to start this year, a promise it has missed before.
The Department of Energy has quietly rewritten its nuclear safety rulebook, removing requirements and raising radiation exposure limits. The changes apply to reactors built on federal property and were made without public input.
Sebastiaan de With, the designer behind popular camera apps Halide and Lux, is joining Apple. This marks a return for him and comes as Apple’s design leadership sees major changes.
