A SiliconANGLE analysis argues that Zoom, long known as the easiest video platform, has been evolving beyond the communications categories analysts place it in. The piece frames the company's next phase as an AI data platform.
Le Figaro reports that French video game developers are widely adopting AI tools, especially to generate code. The issue is explosive in an industry made up largely of creative staff, where jobs are getting scarcer.
inDrive plans to start testing Pony.ai's robotaxis in Kazakhstan's capital in the first half of 2027, with Nvidia also involved. It would extend autonomous ride-hailing trials into Central Asia.
Etsy will no longer allow AI-generated recipes and patterns on its marketplace. It also set clearer rules on AI use, including a ban on bot-generated listings made without any human involvement.
An MIT Technology Review piece argues that the next edge in enterprise AI lies less in picking a model than in what gets built around it. After years focused on bigger models and benchmark scores, it says the surrounding system now matters more.
At Smarsh's EDGE event, the archive of employee communications that financial firms keep for regulators was pitched as a source of business intelligence. AI can now analyze a year of emails, messages and AI prompts, but that makes governance the starting point.