#Business
Curated coverage on «Business»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
AI Absolutism Destroys Thinking. Apocalypse Is a Choice, Not Fate
AI debates are dominated by absolutism: technology will either save the world or destroy it. In reality, the future depends on the choices we make today.
Anthropic Supports Executive Order to Strengthen US AI Leadership
Anthropic announced support for an Executive Order aimed at strengthening US leadership in artificial intelligence.
Apple Limited AI Capabilities of Siri in iOS 27 for Older iPhone Models
In iOS 27, Apple will enhance Siri with AI capabilities, but support is limited to the latest iPhone, iPad, and Mac models due to computational power requirements.
How AI code review works in 2026 and what errors it actually catches
Strava Closes API to AI Applications: $11.99 per Month for Developers
How Content AI Built an AI Code Reviewer That Catches Small Bugs
Apple updates Siri: assistant now parses emails and calendar
Countries that quickly implement AI will win economically — George Osborne
Governments that quickly implement new AI technologies will become economic leaders and improve services for citizens, warns George Osborne from OpenAI.
Apple Announces Redesigned Siri and iOS 27 at WWDC 2026 Conference
At the annual WWDC 2026 developer conference, Apple unveiled an updated Siri with new capabilities and released the iOS 27 beta for developers.
Digital Profiles and AI Teachers: How Education Is Becoming Personal
IBM and Red Hat invest $5 billion in automating open-source vulnerability management
Russia's Digital Ministry registers first AI assistant for government officials
How AI turns memories into scents: Tigrisli's installation at Vibecon
AI Call Theft Is Now a Massive Business: How Vercel Is Stopping It
Hackers are massively stealing paid AI API calls, wrapping them in OpenAI-compatible APIs and reselling through proxy networks — Vercel has revealed the scale of…
Programmers Hooked on AI: Speed Over Quality
AI assistants speed up development, but researchers warn: dependence on them threatens skill loss and code quality issues.