All TechBooky articles published in the last 7 days, arranged from newest to oldest.
Business schools are building Chief AI Officer courses as companies rush to create AI leadership roles without always knowing what the job should own.
Wolters Kluwer is restructuring trusted legal content into AI-ready intelligence so legal AI systems can reason with context, not just text.
Nvidia's upcoming earnings will test whether AI chip demand, data-centre spending and investor expectations can keep supporting the broader AI boom.
Central banks are trying to defend monetary sovereignty with CBDCs as dollar stablecoins spread faster than official digital currencies.
Nvidia is reportedly discussing an investment in Perplexity at a valuation above $30 billion, showing how AI search is becoming part of chip strategy.
Alibaba has priced a $10.2 billion Hong Kong share placement to fund chips, infrastructure and AI models as China's AI race becomes more capital intensive.
YouTube's new public view-count rule starts today, counting views from the moment a video begins while keeping engaged views inside analytics.
ChatGPT Ads are expanding to 31 European countries today, giving OpenAI a larger advertising business inside the AI assistant experience.
Rivian spinout Also has raised another $150 million as it expands from e-bikes and cargo vehicles toward small autonomous delivery platforms.
Apple's first foldable iPhone is sounding more realistic, but reports suggest buyers may trade Face ID, telephoto zoom and price comfort for the new design.
Apple is reportedly cutting more than 200 roles across Siri and Vision Pro teams as it refocuses around AI, smart glasses and future devices.
TikTok and ByteDance have agreed to pay $400 million to settle U.S. allegations tied to children's privacy and COPPA compliance.
OpenAI is cutting GPT-5.6 Sol API and credit pricing by more than 20 percent for three months as competition intensifies.
Apollo Global Management has disclosed a social-engineering breach that exposed personal data from cloud systems, adding to Wall Street's cyber worries.
Tesla is part of a major China recall wave over emergency door-release visibility, turning sleek EV handles into a safety and regulation issue.
A proposed class action accuses Oura of misleading consumers about sleep-stage accuracy, putting wearable health claims under legal pressure.
Ericsson and MTN Group Fintech have completed a cloud-native MoMo migration across Eswatini, Ghana, Rwanda and Uganda.
Kenya is advancing talks with IN Groupe on a trusted digital identity authentication platform for public and private-sector services.