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Google’s parent company Alphabet announced this morning that it’s issuing about $6.7 billion — or 6 billion euros — in new debt.

Intel saw its stock plummet at historic rates on Friday, along with smaller drops from Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon.

Its third-quarter earnings report showed ad sales weren’t great and revenue didn’t meet expectations. That’s got investors worried about an AI-driven downturn.

Universal pilot programs in the San Francisco Bay Area gave participants roughly $1,300 monthly for a year.

The AI supply chain is full of mixed incentives, according to researcher David G. Widder. He’s not optimistic that the companies in charge of it will police themselves.

AI summaries are keeping more users on Google, leaving many publishers and businesses searching for new ways to reach customers.

Nurses' unions in Michigan and New York City are winning contract language that gives them oversight of how AI tools are deployed in their hospitals.

Spending on AI infrastructure is consuming almost all of the revenue Big Tech firms are bringing in.

Google’s search business survived the chatbot boom — and now its AI tools and cloud services are accelerating the company’s growth.

Meta, Google, Microsoft and Amazon report tomorrow. Apple reports on Thursday. These companies are so large that their earning reports can swing the stock market in either direction.