- Americans rank near the bottom in AI politeness, reports study
A YouGov study reveals that 43% of over 12,000 AI users across 17 countries regularly say "please" or "thank you" to AI tools. Leading the courtesy charge are India, Mexico, and the UAE, while Denmark, Sweden, and the US lag behind.
- Reddit Answers is gunning for Google’s crown—will it succeed?
Reddit is done playing second fiddle to Google. With AI-powered Reddit Answers, it's not just an upgrade—it's a revolution in search.
- Anthropic overtakes OpenAI as best AI provider for businesses
Anthropic dominants the coding space with 42% of the enterprise coding market, twice as much as OpenAI.
- Zuck says AI glasses will soon be a must-have accessory
Zuckerberg also sees AI glasses as a key part of building the Metaverse, a future digital world where physical and virtual realities blend.
- Trump and big tech want to fix your medical records
The privacy details are still fuzzy, but the promise is less paperwork, better access, and a system that actually talks to itself for once.
- OpenAI launches Study Mode in ChatGPT for step-by-step learning
Instead of getting a quick answer, users are encouraged to understand why something works.
- Anthropic rolls out weekly limits for Claude users
For those on Max plans, there’s an option to buy more usage if they go over their limit.
- ChatGPT doesn’t offer doctor-patient confidentiality
Sam Altman says its very screwed up and AI companies should offer the same kind of privacy users get from real professionals.
- OpenAI set to launch powerful GPT-5 AI model as early as August
OpenAI also plans to release smaller, lighter versions called GPT-5 mini and GPT-5 nano.
- Trump’s AI Action Plan aims to limit AI exports to China
It urges partner countries to follow the same export rules, and warns that if they don’t, the US may respond with tariffs.