Why OpenAI Tried to Acquire Cursor but Chose the Rapidly Growing Windsurf Instead
OpenAI’s recent efforts to acquire leading AI coding tools have highlighted the fierce competition in the developer software market.
Havilah Mbah
Havilah is a staff writer at The Algorithm Daily, where she covers the latest developments in AI news, trends, and analysis. Outside of writing, Havilah enjoys cooking and experimenting with new recipes.
OpenAI Expresses Interest in Acquiring Google’s Chrome
OpenAI has signalled interest in acquiring Google’s Chrome browser if antitrust regulators force Google to sell the popular software.
Reco Raises $25 Million Fresh Funding from Insight Partners
Reco, an AI-powered cybersecurity startup, has raised an additional $25 million in a Series A extension led by Insight Partners
Google has fired the first shot in the next chapter of the AI race.
Google Canadian scientist Rich Sutton and David Silver has sparked renewed debate in the AI community.
ChatGPT: What You Need to Know About the AI-Powered Chatbot
ChatGPT started as a tool for quick writing tasks has become a major digital platform, powering everything from coding to creative work and even voice-based conversations.
Cluely Wants You to Cheat on Everything with AI
Cleuly has sparked widespread controversy following the launch of what it claims is a completely undetectable AI assistant designed to help users cheat in real time.
Mechanize Sparks Debate with Plan to Fully Automate the Economy
Mechanize, a new startup founded by AI researcher Tamay Besiroglu, has received widespread attention and criticism following its public launch.
UAE Seeks Access to Advanced AI Chips Through Strategic Partnership with US
The United Arab Emirates seeks to gain access to U.S. high-performance semiconductors to boost its AI leadership.
Anthropic invests in Goodfire’s $50M Series A funding round to decode AI models
Anthropic, the AI startup behind the popular chatbot Claude, has made its first investment in another company, committing $1 million to Goodfire, a San Francisco-based startup.
OpenAI introduces Flex Processing for cheaper, slower AI tasks
OpenAI has launched a new pricing option called Flex Processing, which is designed to make its AI model more inexpensive for specific use cases.