Tech Roundup: Kodiak AI Funding, Tesla Safety Benchmark, and More
Kodiak AI raises $100M at a discount, Tesla Model Y meets new safety benchmark, and Google Health app drops Fitbit features.
Kodiak AI raises $100M at a discount, Tesla Model Y meets new safety benchmark, and Google Health app drops Fitbit features.
Google backs away from saying its Chrome AI runs fully offline, sparking debate over data handling and regulatory pressure.
DoD policy lowers secrecy on key space projects, opening tech to allies and industry as the US seeks an edge over China and Russia.
Gusto reports $1 billion in revenue while Telegram launches Business features and ad‑sharing, reshaping SaaS growth and messaging monetization.
ShinyHunters posted extortion notes on school Canvas portals while another group booted TeamPCP from compromised systems, raising fresh alarm for education IT teams.
New AI startup Pit raises $16M, while Perplexity opens its Personal Computer AI assistant to all Mac users.
OpenAI releases new voice models, raising questions about AI safety and trust.
India's space tech sector sees a unicorn as Skyroot gears up for its first private orbital launch.
Anthropic's Mythos helps Mozilla security researchers find high-severity bugs in Firefox. This development showcases advancements in AI-driven cybersecurity.
Google launches AI health coach, Nothing Ear earbuds get new colorway, and Qualcomm reveals new phone chips