In a recent interview, NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang called the idea of an AI doomsday “extremely unlikely.” He believes AI will soon generate most of the world’s knowledge, accelerating the path to AGI.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says it takes about three years to build an AI data center in the U.S., while China’s construction speed is staggering. He also points out China has twice the energy capacity of the U.S., a critical advantage for powering the AI boom. Despite a chip technology lead, Huang war
According to Forbes, the AI race is tightening. While ChatGPT still has a larger user base, Google’s Gemini app is now growing faster in downloads. More importantly, users are spending more time with it—an average of 7.2 minutes per visit compared to ChatGPT’s 6 minutes.
Kara Cuzzone, the supervising deals editor for Forbes Vetted, has been hunting online sales for seven years. She explains the strategy behind covering major shopping events and building a trusted recommendations platform.
A new edge AI system aims to fix a hidden problem in last-mile delivery: riders clustering idle, not a lack of them. By using on-site Intel processors, it provides real-time insights to optimize operations without the cloud.
According to a new Forrester report, the long-standing dominance of Google, Meta, and Amazon in media budgets is set to fracture in 2026. Driven by AI search and the creator economy, 86% of marketing execs plan to experiment with new channels.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reportedly initiated a “code red” effort to make ChatGPT more personalized, pulling resources from other projects. This comes as Google’s AI offerings gain momentum, signaling a more competitive landscape.
SentinelOne’s CEO says emerging products like its AI SIEM and Purple AI now drive half of all new bookings. Despite beating revenue estimates, the stock dropped over 7% on guidance and news the CFO is leaving.
Apple is seeing a stunning wave of executive departures. Key leaders in AI, design, legal, and policy are all exiting, with some talent also flowing to rivals like OpenAI.
A survey of over 1,000 young professionals reveals they’re deeply integrating AI into their workflows, with huge majorities reporting increased confidence and contribution. The catch? They find generic AI output impersonal and are demanding tools that adapt to their unique voice and context.
