Big Tech companies use secrecy agreements with local governments to keep communities from knowing who is building in their backyards.

Mercor, a startup that enlists humans to pay AI, is paying out over $1.5 million a day to contractors, CEO Brendan Foody said.

More layoffs could be coming in 2026. Reuters says Amazon is planning for 30,000 cuts. Employees might wonder why it's necessary, given the company's $18 billion profit last quarter.

Investors can't get enough of AI, despite worries over high valuations — and tech companies can't get enough of each other, either.

Layoffs at companies ranging from Amazon to Target are sending young and experienced workers alike into an unwelcoming market.

Amazon has faced pressure from investors to tighten its finances as it spends big on the AI race. The company says it will cut 14,000 jobs, citing a goal of "reducing bureaucracy, removing layers."

OpenAI may get most of the attention, but these two-dozen companies finding their way in AI by making vibe-coding software, building robots, and developing drones.

Groq CEO Jonathan Ross said a bubble is a "sign that there's a lot of economic activity going on and you just attract all sorts of people."

Project Moonlight can draw inspiration from a user’s social media presence and Adobe project history.

How can AI drive innovation in the home improvement retail industry? Just ask Lowe’s. Founded in 1921, Lowe’s has grown during the past century from a single small-town hardware store in North Carolina to one of the largest home improvement retailers in the world.

An early version of Grokipedia is now live, with 885K+ articles 'fact-checked' by AI. But in some cases, the content appears to be copied from Wikipedia.