AI News

1 week ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Dashveenjit Kaur

Apple is beginning to use generative artificial intelligence to help design the chips that power its devices. The company’s hardware chief, Johny Srouji, made that clear during a speech last month in Belgium. He said Apple is exploring AI as a way to save time and reduce complexity in chip design, especially as chips grow more advanced. “Generative AI techniques have a high potential in getting more design work in less time, and it can be a huge productivity boost,” Srouji said.

1 week ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Muhammad Zulhusni

Meta’s $14.8 billion investment in Scale AI – and the hiring of the startup’s CEO – is drawing attention to how US regulators will handle acquihire-style deals under the Trump administration. The deal gives Meta a 49% nonvoting stake in Scale AI, which hires gig workers to label training data for AI systems. Scale’s clients include Microsoft and OpenAI, two of Meta’s main competitors in the AI space. Because Meta hasn’t bought a controlling share, the deal avoided automatic antitrust review.

2 weeks ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Dashveenjit Kaur

When ChatGPT’s user base exploded from 980,000 to over 10 million in South Korea within a year—an eleven-fold increase that outpaced growth in any other market—OpenAI’s executives knew they had discovered something extraordinary. This wasn’t just viral adoption; it was a powerful market signal that drove the company to fast-track its South Korean expansion and establish Seoul as its third Asian headquarters.

2 weeks ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Muhammad Zulhusni

Reddit is taking Anthropic to court, accusing the artificial intelligence company of pulling user content from the platform without permission and using it to train its Claude AI models. The lawsuit, filed in a California state court, claims Anthropic made more than 100,000 unauthorised requests to Reddit’s servers, even after publicly stating that it had stopped. The case is built around Reddit’s claim that Anthropic ignored both technical restrictions and its terms of service.

2 weeks ago | artificialintelligence-news.com | Dashveenjit Kaur

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) finds itself at the centre of a perfect storm: unprecedented AI chip demand that it cannot fully satisfy, escalating trade tensions that threaten its business model, and geopolitical risks that expose the fragility of global semiconductor supply chains.