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ChatGPT is getting more ads. Specifically, OpenAI is adding visual display ads to its ad product line-up so that ads will appear alongside images that users ask ChatGPT to generate. In addition, the company is expanding its ad measurement tools and partnerships, and developing new ways to determine brand suitability.

A new fleet of AI agents is making its presence felt on the Internet. On Sunday, a group of independent researchers posted preliminary findings about the agents, observing that they seem to be running on Tencent’s infrastructure and targeting Alibaba’s map service, Amap.

The biggest stage at TechCrunch Disrupt is where the people building the future come to talk about what happens next in the tech ecosystem.

Phone coolers aren’t snake oil. They’re just solving a problem most people don’t have.

No matter how many antennas your Wi-Fi router has, its signal can only go so far before it starts to decline and eventually fades entirely. While that’s normal, it can leave your home with Wi-Fi dead zones: areas where the wireless signal is weak or nonexistent. This is where Wi-Fi extenders can swoop in and…

Strong software support and a repairable design should give Microsoft’s console a long lifespan.

The big trend in robots is handing the keys over to a generative AI model, but that brings with it a problem: that architecture isn’t predictable the way traditional algorithms are. How can you be sure your brand new humanoid will be safe?

Digital twin (DT) technology could help photovoltaic manufacturers tackle “involution,” a term increasingly used in China’s solar industry to describe excessive competition, persistent price declines, and shrinking profit margins, according to a new study published in the Journal of Cleaner Production.

Finland’s state-owned venture capital and private equity investor has outlined a multi-tiered co-investment strategy designed to connect Qatari institutional capital with European tech scale-ups and large-scale industrial projects. 

KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 5): Budget 2027 is unlikely to feature one large allocation for Malaysia’s semiconductor push, with support instead expected to come through more targeted measures