Major brands like McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, and H&M faced public outrage over AI-generated ads in 2025. A survey found 39% of consumers have negative sentiment toward AI in advertising. The controversies highlight the risky gap between brand enthusiasm and audience acceptance.
According to a leak, Lenovo is working on an ultra-portable desktop PC called the Yoga Mini i. It’s said to weigh just 600 grams, pack an Intel Core Ultra X7 358H processor, and support up to four high-resolution monitors.
A new study shows AI models overestimate human logic in strategic games. This gap between AI assumptions and real human behavior has big implications for economics and beyond.
Elon Musk announced on Christmas Eve he’s editing Tesla’s long-term strategy. The “master plan” will swap “sustainable” for “amazing” abundance. It’s a tonal shift for the EV giant’s vision.
Your online activity is far from private. ISPs can log and sell your browsing history, and new laws are forcing more age verification. Using a VPN is becoming a necessity.
The Chinese government has broken its silence on the pending deal for TikTok’s U.S. operations. A spokesperson called for a solution that follows Chinese laws and balances all interests, while urging the U.S. to provide a fair environment.
Ayumi Nakajima, a senior director at Pinterest, says the key to a great hire isn’t a perfect resume. She listens closely to how candidates talk about their past mistakes and failures during interviews. She values adaptability over checking boxes for specific skills.
A report from Reuters says Nvidia has stopped moving forward with a test of Intel’s 18A manufacturing process. The news put immediate pressure on Intel’s stock price as investors weigh the implications for its foundry ambitions.
Intel’s stock dropped about 2.3% in premarket trading following a Reuters report that Nvidia has stopped a test to use Intel’s advanced 18A chipmaking process. The news comes despite Intel’s recent $5 billion investment deal with Nvidia and the opening of its first 18A mass-production fab.
Jet.AI is pivoting hard into data centers with a new joint venture in Nevada. The plan is to build a 50MW campus next to a massive battery facility, with a total projected cost of around $500 million. This comes right after the company announced a separate data center project in Canada.
