Bosch advances autonomous driving
Bosch is bringing autonomous driving one step closer to the mass market with a new Level 3 system based on AI and by-wire technology. Unlike the previous system, drivers can now take their hands off the wheel and their eyes off the road in certain situations.
Ten Years of OpenAI
OpenAI is celebrating its tenth anniversary, reflecting on its journey from a small nonprofit research lab to a major force in global artificial intelligence. Founded in late 2015 with the goal of developing artificial general intelligence (AGI) for the benefit of humanity.
Time Magazine names ‘AI architects’ as Person of the Year
The US magazine Time has named the ‘architects of artificial intelligence’ as Person of the Year 2025, honouring the leading minds behind the rapid rise of AI. According to the editorial team, AI shaped the year like no other development.
EU investigates Google’s use of online content
The European Union has launched a competition investigation into Google. The investigation focuses on whether the company is unfairly using online content to train its AI models, such as Gemini.
EU considers delaying AI Act
The European Commission is considering delaying parts of the EU’s landmark AI Act after pressure from major tech firms and the Trump administration. Internal documents suggest a one-year grace period and postponing fines for rule violations.
Tech giants drive undersea cable boom
Undersea cables, which carry more than 95% of global internet and data traffic, are becoming increasingly important for expanding AI and cloud infrastructures. Several tech giants plan to invest nearly 13 billion U.S. dollars in new cable projects between 2025 and 2027.
Nvidia nears record valuation
Nvidia briefly reached a market value of $3.92 trillion, coming close to Apple’s all-time record. Its stock surged to $160.98, driven by booming demand for Nvidia’s AI chips, which power large-scale AI models.