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Talk of a “SaaSpocalypse” has resurfaced, with generative AI cast as the latest disruptor threatening to gut the enterprise software stack.

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was recently asked where he would put money if he wanted to diversify away from the U.S. dollar. His choices included gold, the euro, Chinese yuan, and cryptocurrency. Gates said he still wouldn’t choose crypto as an investment, calling it a “pure mania-driven asset.” If he wanted to diversify away from…

Experts say AI investment stalls without genuine workforce redesign and clear success measures

Treasurer Jim Chalmers would have sighed with relief at this week’s economic growth figures. Despite some preview talk of possible stagnation, we saw modest growth of 2.1% in the year to the end of June.

Recently, I found myself in another conversation that has become increasingly familiar. A senior executive had received a warning from an AI visibility assessment vendor that the company was not sufficiently prepared for AI search. Among the recommendations was something I have seen appearing more frequently: the company needed an llms.txt file.

Owlcat Games’ The Expanse: Osiris Reborn is a game based on a sci-fi series known for focusing more on realism, which means that space travel is going to be a long, arduous process. Speaking to IGN, game design director Leonid Rastorguev has revealed that players thankfully won’t have to deal with any time management during…

For most AI startups, infrastructure isn’t the first problem to solve; speed is.

What if you could break McDonald’s online support assistant to gain free access to premium AI coding tools? Many believe that’s possible thanks to a viral meme seen by millions across Instagram, LinkedIn, and X. Unfortunately, for cash-strapped AI enthusiasts, it’s not true.

For anyone counting down the months until Grand Theft Auto VI, two questions hanging over Rockstar’s long-awaited game may finally have answers: does the game have microtransactions, and does it have generative AI content?

Google announced it will not enforce manual actions under the site reputation abuse policy in the European Economic Area (EEA) due to a mandate set by the European Commission, effective August 30, 2026. Google said searchers in the EEA will not benefit from Google’s spam prevention for sites labeled for site reputation abuse.