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In a striking pivot that underscores the evolving economics of artificial intelligence, Perplexity AI is aggressively shifting its business model toward subscriptions, aiming to build a revenue engine that could generate as much as $500 million by 2026. The AI-powered search startup, which has positioned itself as a direct challenger to Google, is betting that

For years, artificial intelligence has been heralded as the next great frontier in cybersecurity defense — a tireless digital sentinel capable of detecting threats faster than any human analyst. But a new discovery has flipped that narrative on its head: AI agents themselves are now being targeted by infostealer malware, marking what researchers believe is

For decades, China was synonymous with intellectual property theft — a nation whose rapid economic ascent was fueled, in no small part, by the systematic appropriation of foreign technology, trade secrets, and creative works. Western governments lodged formal complaints, trade negotiators pounded tables, and multinational corporations quietly accepted billions in losses as the cost of

On March 24, 2026, some of the most influential minds in artificial intelligence will descend upon Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture for a day-long examination of the technology that is rapidly reshaping enterprise computing, consumer products, and the very nature of work itself. GeekWire’s AI Summit, titled Agents of Transformation, promises to assemble senior leaders

For years, Mazda owners have endured what many consider the automotive industry’s most frustrating infotainment experience — a system so universally maligned that it has become a punchline in enthusiast forums and a genuine stain on an otherwise well-regarded brand. Now, in a rare moment of corporate candor, Mazda has publicly acknowledged what its customers

Andrew Yang, the former presidential candidate and tech entrepreneur who built his 2020 campaign around the threat of automation, is sounding the alarm again — and this time, he says the timeline has accelerated dramatically. In a stark warning that has reverberated through Silicon Valley boardrooms and Washington policy circles alike, Yang argues that mass

For years, gamers eager to get their hands on Valve’s Steam Deck have faced a familiar frustration: persistent stock shortages, long wait times, and the nagging sense that demand was perpetually outstripping supply. Now, Valve has finally pulled back the curtain on why the handheld gaming PC has been so maddeningly difficult to purchase —

For millions of homeowners, robot vacuums represent the quiet promise of domestic automation — tireless little machines that sweep and mop while their owners go about their lives. But a disturbing revelation has exposed a darker reality: some of these devices can be hijacked by hackers, turned into roving surveillance platforms capable of recording private

For years, selecting text within a messaging app has been one of those small but persistent frustrations of mobile computing. You long-press on a word, drag the selection handles, and inevitably grab too much or too little — a stray emoji here, a timestamp there. Google, it appears, is finally doing something about it. A

For millions of Americans, the job search has become an exercise in endurance rather than strategy. What was once considered a temporary setback — a few months between positions — has increasingly hardened into a prolonged ordeal lasting six months, a year, or even longer. Long-term unemployment, defined by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as