Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta are ramping up AI-related capital expenditure. Combined spending from the tech giants is set to surpass $320 billion in 2025. Some investors are concerned about ...

But here’s the real takeaway: AI-driven restaurant tech isn’t just for giants like Yum!—it’s reshaping the entire industry. And while Byte is a bold move, it’s not the only way forward. Open, modular ...

The combined AI spending of these tech giants reached nearly $250 billion in 2024 and is expected to exceed $300 billion this year. Amazon's record $26 billion Q4 capex, largely for AI data centers, ...

Labour is ‘pandering’ to global tech giants while ignoring the concerns ... The minister, who is in charge of Britain’s strategy for AI, had four meetings with Microsoft, Meta, Google ...

Adobe's Firefly Video model promises to do for Premiere Pro what AI images did for Photoshop -- and more. Here's what Adobe will charge and what you'll get.

As AI plays a part in the production of more and more images, videos and articles, it’s becoming increasingly important to discover the origin of online content. While most media created with AI ...

Google on Thursday announced that effective this week, it will begin adding a digital watermark to images in Photos that are edited with generative AI. The watermark applies specifically to images ...

World-renowned media repository Getty Images ... AI, Mr. Farhall finished, "We return a portion of revenue to creators responsible for the training data, thereby sustaining that ecosystem. That ...

Governments are allowing AI developers to steal content – both creative and journalistic – for fear of upsetting the tech sector and damaging investment, a UK Parliamentary committee heard this week.

While Big Tech in the U.S. is throwing around billions like confetti at an AI wedding, European companies are still trying to find spare change under the couch. With Microsoft, Amazon, and Google ...