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Meta is shifting billions from its metaverse ambitions toward AI, signaling a major strategic pivot as competition in generative AI intensifies across Big Tech.

Google is experimenting with AI-generated summaries in YouTube search, aiming to help users find relevant videos faster while raising questions about creator visibility and content accuracy.

As generative AI scales, a growing number of publishers are asking a simple question: who owns the data that powers these systems, and who gets paid for it?

Adobe is tightening control over its generative AI tools to curb misuse, protect creators, and address rising concerns around deepfakes and synthetic content authenticity.

As ride-hailing margins shrink and competition intensifies, Uber is quietly rewriting its playbook by turning everyday deliveries into its next growth engine.

Netflix is testing AI-powered interactive formats that adapt to viewer choices in real time. The move could redefine streaming, but raises questions about creativity, control, and data privacy.