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ChatGPT Flags Gene Defect After 10+ Years of Medical Testing

After more than ten years of unexplained neurological symptoms and extensive medical testing, a Reddit user credits OpenAI’s ChatGPT with

Alphabet Revenue Reaches $102.4B as Growth Expands Beyond Search in Q4 2024

Alphabet’s fourth-quarter 2024 earnings highlight a clear evolution in the company’s business model. While Google Search remains the primary revenue

OpenAI Launches Age Prediction System for ChatGPT in 2025

OpenAI is redesigning how age is handled on ChatGPT by replacing static, self-declared age fields with a continuous, probability-based age

Nvidia Unveils Rubin AI Chips, Promising 10x Lower Inference Costs and 4x Fewer GPUs

Nvidia has unveiled Rubin, its next-generation AI chip platform designed to dramatically cut inference costs, reduce GPU requirements for training,

Nvidia News: Company Eyes $20B Acquisition of AI Chip Startup Groq

“Huge: Nvidia buying AI chip startup Groq for about $20 billion in its largest acquisition on record,” according to reports

Google Unveils Project Aura: 2026 Mass Adoption Expected

The convergence of industry timing and technological readiness marks a key turning point for smart glasses technology. My Take: The

AI News: Grok 4.1 Fast Scores 93% on Telecom Benchmark Ranking

High accuracy in automated issue resolution can reduce labor hours and prevent downtime, while models scoring lower on the benchmark

NVDA News: China Chip Shift Signals Major Market Turn from 40% to 8%

“Export bans on AI chips to China have done more harm than good,” as restrictions forced Chinese companies to scale

Grok AI Scores 44% on CryptoBench, Outperforms Major Models

“The competitive landscape among AI models is rapidly shifting toward specialized agents rather than general-purpose conversational systems,” industry observers noted,

GOOGL’s Gemini Shows 33x Energy Efficiency Gains as AI Power Debate Grows

The persistence of claims that AI systems are draining aquifers stems largely from reliance on outdated 2023 research. My Take: