AI Isn’t Replacing Employees but Rewriting How Work Actually Happens

While one MIT study zooms into the human brain, another zooms out to the entire economy.

Artificial intelligence dominated the government’s policy narrative this year, but the spending choices point to a far more cautious strategy focused on application and infrastructure rather than frontier models.

Office leases signal a sharp expansion in India as US visa curbs and cost pressures reshape Big Tech hiring.

The initiative is also supported by Amazon Web Services, with the company planning to work with multiple large language model providers.

Google’s parent accelerates investment in data centers and computing power as revenue tops $400 billion and rivals face growing investor scrutiny over returns.

Ashish Agrawal, Ishaan Mittal and Tejeshwi Sharma are leaving the firm to launch a new venture platform, extending a wave of senior departures at the former Sequoia Capital India.

Chief Executive Lip-Bu Tan says the chipmaker will expand beyond CPUs, with early GPU efforts focused on data-center workloads.

The iPhone maker is setting up the training hub to upgrade skills across its India supplier network, focusing on coding, robotics, automation and smart manufacturing.

A global selloff is forcing investors to question whether artificial intelligence strengthens enterprise software moats or quietly dismantles them.

After 200,000 first-day downloads, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says building with AI agents left him briefly “a little useless,” highlighting a shift from writing code to supervising it.