Despite achieving record vehicle deliveries and a revenue increase of 12%, Tesla’s net income dropped significantly by 37% in the third quarter of 2025. The decline is attributed to lower EV prices, increased spending on AI and R&D projects, as well as tariffs on imported car parts costing the company over $400 million. CEO Elon Musk plans to deploy fully driverless vehicles in multiple states before the year ends.
In response to the rise of bots and deepfakes online, Tools for Humanity has developed an iris-scanning orb to verify users’ humanity. This technology aims to combat AI-driven fraud and ensure online interactions are with real individuals.
More than 800 public figures, including Steve Wozniak and Prince Harry, are demanding a prohibition on AI work that could lead to superintelligence. Concerns over safety and control have sparked a call for a halt until there is broad scientific consensus and public support. The debate highlights the risks posed by rapid AI advancements and the potential consequences for humanity.
Amazon has introduced AI smart glasses for its delivery drivers, aiming to enhance efficiency by providing real-time directions and hazard alerts directly in their line of sight. This innovation reflects a growing trend in leveraging AI technology to optimize logistics operations.
Meta has taken down a deepfake AI video featuring Irish presidential candidate Catherine Connolly, preventing the spread of false information that could have misled voters. This action helps protect the integrity of the election process and ensures that consumers can make informed decisions based on accurate information.
OpenAI has released its long-awaited browser, ChatGPT Atlas, exclusively on macOS for now. The browser integrates ChatGPT directly, allowing users to interact with the chatbot while browsing without switching tabs or copying content. The browser also offers agent mode for completing tasks and remembers user preferences for easier navigation. OpenAI joins the competitive browser market with this innovative release.
Remedy Entertainment’s CEO, Tero Virtala, steps down in the wake of the underwhelming release of FBC: Firebreak, the studio’s first multiplayer game. The move signals potential financial repercussions and a leadership shift for the Finnish game developer.
The ongoing government shutdown is affecting the operations of systems like the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which millions of students rely on for scholarship money. Tech workers like API expert Kin Lane stress the importance of securing financial data to ensure smooth access to aid for students.
Over 800 public figures, including Steve Wozniak and Prince Harry, signed a statement demanding a ban on AI work leading to superintelligence. While some industry leaders see superintelligence as imminent, others warn of potential risks and urge caution in AI development.
General Motors reaffirms commitment to future technologies, including automated driving, software-defined vehicles, and AI voice assistants. GM CEO Mary Barra reveals plans for new features across Cadillac and Chevy brands, signaling a shift towards advanced autonomous capabilities in the automotive industry.
