AI in Business
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77Charta Health Nets $22M to Stop Medical Bills Before They Break
Medical billing in America is broken. Claims get rejected for missing codes, incomplete forms, or bureaucratic technicalities that have nothing to do...
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79Fidji Simo’s Plan: OpenAI to Make AI Accessible for Everyone
Fidji Simo has spent her career proving that technology should serve everyday people, not just those who can afford premium access. As...
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76SAP Launches Workshop to Help Companies Find Their AI Agent Sweet Spot
Companies are drowning in AI possibilities but starving for direction. SAP thinks it has the answer: a systematic way to figure out...
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146Unzer Hits 80% AI Adoption with a Secure In-House Platform
Most corporate AI rollouts fail spectacularly. Employees ignore the tools, productivity stagnates, and executives wonder where their investment went. Berlin-based fintech Unzer...
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52Samsung Bets Big on AI: 400 Million Devices by 2025
Samsung Electronics just made a promise that could reshape how we think about smartphones. The company plans to put Galaxy AI on...
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76Netflix Just Used AI Effects for the First Time. Here’s Why
Netflix has entered uncharted territory. The entertainment company deployed artificial intelligence to generate visual effects in an original production, setting a new...
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136Meta Plans Massive AI Data Centers Across America
Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta will spend hundreds of billions of dollars building enormous AI data centers in the United States. The...
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136Microsoft Soars as AI Cloud Boom Drives $595 Price Target
Wall Street is betting big on Microsoft’s AI infrastructure play. A fresh analyst upgrade signals the tech giant’s cloud and artificial intelligence...
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149Apple’s AI Crisis: Why Investors Want Tim Cook to Break Tradition
The tech giant that once defined innovation is now scrambling to catch up in artificial intelligence. With $640 billion wiped from its...
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80Google’s AI writes 30% of its code. Security tools can’t keep up
JPMorgan Chase’s CISO Patrick Opet didn’t mince words in his April open letter to software suppliers. He wasn’t just raising concerns—he was...
