Sanjay Sahay

Perplexity is ditching the Google chase. Its February Computer launch isn’t just another search toy—it’s a full-blown personal finance powerhouse, plugging straight into your bank accounts via Plaid’s 12,000+ network. Pull checking, credit, loans, and brokerage data for read-only access, then watch AI agents spit out budgets, net worth trackers, debt plans, and retirement dashboards […]

Last summer, Mark Zuckerberg handed Alexandr Wang—fresh from a $14.3B Scale AI acquisition—the reins to Meta Superintelligence Labs, complete with poached talent from top rivals and a blank-check budget. Nine months later, the first fruit: Muse Spark, a proprietary multimodal model handling voice, text, and images with a “contemplating mode” where AI agents debate tough

Not that elections were not important earlier or that it was not the fulcrum of the Indian democratic system, but its recent transformation over the last one or two decades has made us believe that it has turned out to be the nation’s curse. There is also no denying the fact that from the current

Anthropic just dropped a bombshell with Claude Mythos Preview, a frontier AI so powerful it’s not hitting the public market. Instead, it’s fueling Project Glasswing, a defensive cybersecurity coalition backed by giants like AWS, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, and others. Employees call it a “turning point in history,” and a Cisco exec says a “threshold

The rules of the world need to be written again for us to change gears of our functioning to the AI age. Sam Altman, OpenAI’s CEO, just dropped a 13-page bombshell: a “new social contract” for superintelligent AI that’s already reshaping our world. As robots and AI snatch jobs — think millions fired from call

Anthropic, the company behind the popular AI Claude, faced a big problem. Third-party agent platforms like OpenClaw were using Claude non-stop for heavy tasks. These agents sent way too many requests, far beyond what regular subscription plans could handle. This drained resources fast, hurting normal users. To fix this, Anthropic made a tough call: block

Amazon’s Project Kobe unveils massive 225,000-square-foot hybrid supercenters, blending big-box retail with robot-packed fulfillment centers. Nearly half the space is dedicated to automation like AutoStore systems for picking and packing, plus an upcoming in-house platform called Orbital. Leaked docs show the first site in Orland Park, Illinois, opening late 2027, with more in New Jersey

Matthew Gallagher launched Medvi from his LA living room with just $20K, two months, and a toolkit of AI like ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Midjourney, and ElevenLabs. This telehealth startup, selling GLP-1 weight-loss drugs via platforms like CareValidate, hit $401M in first-year revenue and eyes $1.8B this year — with his brother as the sole full-time

Google’s push into AI dominance now hinges on a massive 933 MW natural gas plant at its Goodnight data center in Texas, partnered with Crusoe Energy — a facility projected to spew 4.5 million tons of CO₂ yearly, outpacing entire U.S. cities like San Francisco. This stark pivot challenges the tech giant’s celebrated 24/7 carbon-free

Jack Dorsey, founder of Twitter and CEO of Block, is betting big on AI to dismantle traditional corporate hierarchies. After slashing over 4,000 jobs—40% of Block’s workforce—in February, Dorsey argues that AI can replace middle managers entirely. He envisions a “world model” powered by AI that routes information up and down the organization faster and

Amazon has acquired New York-based Fauna Robotics, snapping up its 3.5-foot humanoid bot Sprout. This pint-sized marvel walks, crawls, jumps, dances, grips objects, and emotes with LED eyes and motorized eyebrows. Powered by an Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin and priced at $50K, Sprout comes with a developer platform for modular AI apps. It’s Amazon’s second