Uber Says Only Four Rides Were Booked by AI Agents During Its Busiest October Week
Uber said AI agents booked just four rides and 500 food orders during Halloween week, out of about 320 million total trips and orders.
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Uber said AI agents booked just four rides and 500 food orders during Halloween week, out of about 320 million total trips and orders.
AMD forecast $17 billion in fourth-quarter sales, topping Intel’s outlook, as its data center revenue already exceeds Intel’s data center unit.
Phonic raised $27.5 million and launched Phonic-1, which beat OpenAI in blind tests and speed demos but still trails human voices.
AMD’s new filing shows it will pay about US$2.9 billion for Toronto AI chip startup Taalas, with up to US$1.4 billion contingent.
The Nikkei fell 5.96% in its third largest point drop as AI stocks slid and investors moved into Japanese bonds and the yen.
NVIDIA is exploring turning Brightspeed’s aging telecom buildings into small AI data centers, offering a faster route as several governors call for pauses.
Parents of a 13-year-old North Carolina girl sued Google, alleging AI search tools on her school Chromebook contributed to a mental health crisis.
OpenAI pledged to pay full power costs, limit NDAs and publish local impact data at future AI campuses, while urging lawmakers to adopt similar rules.
Chip and memory stocks fell sharply as Democrats’ midterm sweep raised data center concerns, pushing the Nasdaq into a correction.
Gradium’s offline Phonon speech model topped a Hugging Face speed test at 28 ms and passed 200,000 downloads in two weeks.
Moonshot AI discussed renting Nvidia Blackwell chips in Europe, with a proposed 30% to 50% upfront premium, while a U.S. cloud loophole stays open.
The European Commission has approved €1.8 billion in 2027 EIC funding, the last Horizon Europe package, focused on scale-ups, defence and women-led startups.