Artificial intelligence: Why firms are struggling to set prices - BBC
ShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleJoe FayTechnology ReporterGetty ImagesThe big AI firms sell paid-for versions of their techIf you have used a free version of ChatGPT or any of its AI rivals, then you are obviously getting a good deal. Firms like Microsoft, Google and Anthropic have invested hundreds of billions of dollars in developing Large Language Models (LLMs) the tech behind those services.
Anthropic Says the House Is on Fire. China Says AI Will Set You Free - Gizmodo
Alibaba just introduced its most powerful AI model to date, sending a fresh shiver down the spine of every American tech leader who fears their Chinese counterparts gaining the upper hand. The model, called Qwen3.8-Max, comes with 2.4 trillion parameters and specializes in long-horizon agentic tasks, extending over as long as several days and “with minimal human involvement,” as Alibaba put it in its announcement.
Oil Prices Plunge 5% as Trump Halts Iran Strike Plans - Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
Oil prices fell sharply in early Asian trade on Monday after President Trump called off another round of military strikes on Iran, raising hopes that a diplomatic route to reopening the Strait of Hormuz and averting a broader regional conflict could be found. At the time of writing, West Texas Intermediate futures were trading at $79.77 per barrel, down 5.88%, while Brent futures had fallen to $83.47, down 5.07%.
Northern Lights Forecast: 9 States Could See Aurora Tonight - Forbes
Breaking NewsNorthern Lights Could Be Visible In 9 States Sunday NightByZachary Folk, ToplineThe northern lights could be visible from some northern states on Sunday night, according to a forecast from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, although forecasters are not predicting any space weather activity that would typically produce bigger light shows. NOAA is not predicting any space weather activity that would impact the lights, but the aurora could still be visible.Anadolu via Getty ImagesKey FactsNOAA is predicting a Kp index of four out of nine for Sunday night, meaning the aurora could move farther from Earth’s magnetic poles, while appearing “brighter” with more “motion and formations.” Forecasters are not expecting any space weather to impact the aurora on Sunday night, although the Kp index could still reach above four later this evening into Monday morning, according to NOAA’s three day forecast.