eWEEK Staff

Meta’s metaverse chief Vishal Shah has been yanked from virtual reality duty and thrust into the company’s do-or-die AI battle.

The move connects PayPal’s 400 million shoppers with ChatGPT’s 800 million weekly users.

LayerX’s research shows that this is a critical breach that lets malicious actors slip hidden commands into ChatGPT’s memory system.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has taken Microsoft to court, accusing the tech giant of misleading about 2.7 million Australian consumers over changes to its Microsoft 365 subscriptions. The case, lodged in the Federal Court against both Microsoft Australia and its US parent company, centres on claims that Microsoft misrepresented its pricing and […]

One feature is the new Mico character. It’s not Clippy Version 2.0 but an “optional visual presence” that “listens, reacts, and even changes colors to reflect your interactions.”

Originally available only to Lens+ and Snapchat Platinum subscribers, the feature is now rolling out to all ‘Snapchatters’ in the United States, with Canada, the UK, and Australia next on the list.

The e-commerce giant’s most ambitious workforce shift yet, a plan to automate 75% of its operations.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company also raised its 2025 revenue growth forecast to the mid-30% range, while increasing planned capital expenditure to $40 billion.

Spotify announced new partnerships with major labels to develop artist-first AI music products, signaling a shift from crackdowns on AI misuse to building responsible, collaborative tools.

Alibaba says its AI tools in Taobao and Tmall are now profitable, marking a milestone in the company’s efforts to make AI self-sustaining in its e-commerce operations.

The company maintains that the AI surge is only in its early phase, even as market watchers grow increasingly worried about a potential bubble.

They plan to advance AI efficiency across every level of computing — from software to large-scale data center infrastructure.