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The future of AI could lie in a struggle for dominance between Anthropic and OpenAI.

An AI-powered 'grandmother' is outwitting scammers, and Google faces demands to sell Chrome.

This week: AI voice replicas, new investments, school screen ban, Facebook's use of Australian data.

Amid surging global demand for cloud services, even cloud giants like Amazon struggle.

The next 12 months will separate AI experimenters from AI implementers. It’s not only about GenAI.

Today: Gen AI and copyrighted content, the chip industry's battle against talent gaps, upskilling.

The IT job market bounces back, Google's search ads business, the FBI's cryptocurrency, and more.

A breakthrough from MIT researchers is set to redefine how we think about artificial intelligence.

Perplexity vs. Google, AI chip shortage, women in banking, chip mega factories, and more.

Read about LinkedIn’s AI models, redundant IT jobs, GenAI security concerns, and... copper demand.

Cloud computing sales can rise to $2 trillion by the end of the 2020s, with AI’s major contribution.

Read about Nvidia’s stock, employees’ thoughts about AI, semiconductor hiring trends, and more.

In this newsletter: AI and recruitment, TSMC’s investment in Germany, skill gaps, work-life balance.

According to Google, 74% of large companies that utilize generative AI saw ROI.

In this newsletter: Open source AI, AI budgets grow to $10M, colocation services, and more.

By 2027, the AI industry is expected to use the same amount of energy each year as the Netherlands.

A recent study shows that 99,7% of companies are on their way to adopting artificial intelligence.

While the near-term growth prospects have brightened, ongoing uncertainties pose risks.

Our biweekly newsletter outlines tech developments that impact business now and for years to come.

This time, we zoom in on skill gaps, generative AI, IT services spending, and cloud revenue.

The Signs of the Tech Revolution newsletter contains fresh insights on business and tech.