Tag: ai
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How Google’s New Gemini Rates Work and How to Track Your Usage | WIRED
Your AI Tool Just Got a Silent Limit — Here’s What Changed Picture this: You’re in the middle of drafting a proposal with Gemini, and suddenly it tells you to wait before making any more requests. No warning. No clear reason. Just a screen that blocks your workflow. That frustration is now a real possibility…
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How Google supports the UN’s Early Warnings for All
Why Your SME Should Care About Google’s AI for Disaster Alerts Picture this: a sudden flood cuts off your warehouse, a power outage shuts down your systems, or a fire forces you to close shop for days. Sound like a distant problem? In Malaysia, flooding, landslides, and even earthquakes can hit hard. But here’s the…
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BERNAMA – Petroleum Reserve Should Be Part Of A Broader Economic Security Strategy — Economist
Imagine your business grinding to a sudden halt — not because of a fuel shortage, but because a key electronic component became impossible to source overnight. Or because a staple raw material you import vanished from the market. That’s the kind of disruption Malaysian business owners need to prepare for, and it’s why the government’s…
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Apple and Google Hit With Demand to Pull AI Nudify Apps — What Malaysian SMEs Need to Know
When App Stores Become Liability Hotspots: Lessons from San Francisco’s AI Crackdown The line between innovation and liability is getting thinner by the day. In a move that reverberated through Silicon Valley, the San Francisco City Attorney’s Office issued cease-and-desist letters to Apple and Google, demanding the immediate removal of thirteen AI-powered face-swap applications—eight from…
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Federal employees can download TikTok on their work phones again | TechCrunch
What Actually Changed? A Major Trust Signal When the US government tells its own employees they can’t use a certain app on their work phones, it usually spells trouble. But when they turn around and say, “Actually, go ahead,” it is a massive vote of confidence. The US Department of Justice has just given federal…
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Agents think in milliseconds, legacy infrastructure doesn’t. LinkedIn, Walmart and Zendesk shared how they closed the gap at VB Transform 2026 | VentureBeat
Your AI is Only as Fast as Your Slowest System If you’ve been thinking about adding an AI agent to your business, you might be worried about picking the “right” model. But according to three of the largest tech companies in the world, you’re worrying about the wrong thing. At VB Transform 2026, senior leaders…
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Vertu wants executives to pay $6,880 for an AI agent — here’s how it actually performs | TechCrunch
The Real Cost of “Autonomy” The Airport Test: Context is King What Reliable Automation Looks Like vs. The AI Hype Vertu’s Alphafold is built around the “Hermes Agent”, an AI designed to handle multi-step workflows for you [TechCrunch]. For an owner handling expansion, finance, and operations, the appeal is clear: skip the admin, focus on…
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Brex built its AI agent policy by watching what agents actually do, not by writing rules first | VentureBeat
The Big Tech Lesson on Letting AI Agents Go to Work Picture this. You decide to hire a super-efficient assistant. You give them the keys to your business email, your customer database, and your accounting software. They work 24/7 without complaint. Sounds great, right? Until they send the wrong price list to your top client…