Mr. Nadella just told Mr. Altman it's not you, it's me. Despite investing in OpenAI, now he wants every company to train their own AI model (on Microsoft infrastructure, of course)

Google’s Gemini powering Apple Intelligence? While others had their chance, Google just worked harder. The repeat of monopoly accusations are bound to follow.

OpenAI’s new browser helps you “get things done.” Just don’t ask how much it learns about you.

Microsoft has deep pockets and massive reach, but when it comes to innovation, it has the touch of Jack the Ripper.

Search results used to be links. Now they’re AI blurbs that feel “good enough.” And no one goes to the source.

Google has been found guilty twice for being a monopoly. Now the real question is what the remedy should be and to what end.

Quantum computing is always “just five years away.” That was true five years ago, and it’s still true today.

Skype brought us free long-distance calls, but after two decades, its time has come. It’s a reminder that tech evolves, and this chapter is coming to a close.

AI’s value is still anyone’s guess. $0.01 per message? $200/month? Tech giants like OpenAI and Microsoft are still guesssing on how to price their new innovations. It seems like AI can do anything, except figure out what its worth.

OpenAI keeps expanding the list of forbidden names, of which it pretends it knows nothing. Perhaps we should then consider the word 'open' in the name of the company an oxymoron.