Amazon denies report it’s shutting down Wondery podcast studio
Despite securing big names in the business, the company is now shifting its strategy in an effort to better compete with rivals like Spotify and YouTube.
Read moreChris’ Corner: Scroll-Driven Excitement
Scroll-Driven Animations are a bit closer to usable now that Safari has them in Technical Preview and Firefox has them behind a flag. Chrome has released them. Saron Yitbarek has been blogging about it for Apple, and it’s nice to see. Apple hasn’t ever been super big in the “we
Read moreTechCrunch Mobility: Tesla’s ride-hailing gambit
Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility — your central hub for news and insights on the future of transportation.
Read moreCross-pollination as a strategic advantage for forward-thinking organizations
Innovation is at the heart of any successful, growing company, and often that culture begins with an engaged, interconnected organization.
Read morePerplexity accused of scraping websites that explicitly blocked AI scraping
Internet giant Cloudflare says it detected Perplexity crawling and scraping websites, even after customers had added technical blocks telling Perplexity not to scrape their pages.
Read moreReady to drive your AI success? The prompt engineering roadmap you’ve been waiting for
On the wide open road of artificial intelligence, it can sometimes feel like you’re navigating uncharted territory without much to guide you. As AI models continue to evolve, the pressure to keep pace can feel like you’re merging onto a high-speed roadway with no clear direction ahead. This is where
Read moreOpenAI says ChatGPT is on track to reach 700M weekly users
OpenAI's consumer chatbot ChatGPT to hit a new milestone of 700M weekly users.
Read moreElon Musk says he’s bringing back Vine’s archive
Elon Musk says the company will bring back Vine's archive of videos back online.
Read moreGrok Imagine, xAI’s new AI image and video generator, lets you make NSFW content
Elon Musk continues to position Grok as an unfiltered, boundary-pushing AI.
Read moreLyft and China’s Baidu look to bring robotaxis to Europe next year
The companies want to launch the robotaxi services in Germany and the U.K. first, pending regulatory approval.
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