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Redfin Uses AI to Simplify Home Search and Reduce Friction for Buyers

By AIM Media House | December 12, 2025

The AI is not meant to replace agents in high-stakes transactions.

Rivian Ditches Nvidia, Builds Custom AI Chip for Self-Driving

By Sachin Mohan | December 12, 2025

"Developing custom silicon is capital-intensive, but it's the right long-term play"

Prime Video is rolling out AI-generated Recaps for its original shows

By AIM Media House | December 5, 2025

Useful catch-ups, or a quiet shift from human editors to machine-cut storytelling?

Yann LeCun Isn’t Buying Anthropic’s Cyberattack Story

By Mukundan Sivaraj | November 17, 2025

He challenges Anthropic’s geopolitical claim and warns the result could be new limits on open-source AI

Turns Out, the First Use Case for AI is Also the Worst

By Mukundan Sivaraj | November 6, 2025

Customer service was supposed to prove AI’s value. Instead, for companies like FedEx, it’s exposing its limits

Before We Launch AI Into Space, Let’s Fix It on Earth

By AIM Media House | November 4, 2025

The biggest efficiency gains in AI are still coming from chips, code, and smarter cooling systems on the ground

The Risk of Compounding Errors Is Now Built Into GitHub

By AIM Media House | October 29, 2025

Agent HQ gives enterprises a control plane for autonomous coders. The more they cooperate, the more a single error can spread

Sellers Could Lose Their Identity as PayPal Pushes AI Shopping

By AIM Media House | October 29, 2025

As PayPal plugs into ChatGPT, the promise of effortless buying could come at the expense of merchant identity

The GPU Era Is Fading and Qualcomm Smells Opportunity

By AIM Media House | October 28, 2025

Their new AI chips aim to power the world’s data centers more efficiently, and end the GPU’s long reign over artificial intelligence

Opera Turns the Browser Into a Research Machine

By AIM Media House | October 21, 2025

Opera’s Neon now comes with a Deep Research Agent that splits questions across multiple AI models to do the heavy lifting

Vibe Coding Promised Instant Software. It Also Delivered Instant Risk

By AIM Media House | October 16, 2025

Partnerships like Snyk x Cognition come at a moment where security tries to catch up to the machines

The Web’s Power Brokers Are Moving to Control How AI Agents Transact

By AIM Media House | October 15, 2025

Cloudflare and Visa are building a verification network that decides which machines can buy, sell, and be trusted online

Top 12 AI Platforms For Remote Work

By AIM Media House | October 14, 2025

Remote work continues to reshape the global workforce in 2025, driven by advancing technologies and evolving employee expectations.

Slackbot Is Now Your Company-Mandated Personal Assistant

By AIM Media House | October 14, 2025

The new Slackbot shows how corporate AI shifts from optional tool to mandatory infrastructure

The Power Grid Can’t Keep Up With AI. Cisco Thinks the Network Can

By AIM Media House | October 9, 2025

Cisco’s new Silicon One chip is built to connect multiple data centres as AI power needs outgrow single sites

Cognizant’s Babak Hodjat Named Among UK’s Top AI Leaders

By AIM Media House | October 9, 2025

AI has the potential to solve complex problems, but it must be applied thoughtfully to ensure it benefits people and communities.

Coupa Buys Scoutbee to Deepen Its AI in Supplier Discovery

By AIM Media House | October 7, 2025

The acquisition connects Coupa’s spend data with Scoutbee’s supplier intelligence, closing a gap between sourcing and analytics

Apple Wants to Get It Right This Time

By AIM Media House | September 29, 2025

Apple’s new chatbot is paving the way for a smarter Siri, yet repeated delays and lawsuits are casting doubt on its AI strategy

OpenAI, Oracle & Nvidia: The Billion Dollar Investment Loop

By AIM Media House | September 27, 2025

A strategic investment or a billion dollar triad?

Why AI Startups Are Working Seven Days a Week

By AIM Media House | September 19, 2025

Founders call it passion, economists call it inefficient, and doctors call it a health risk