Category: Strategy

ByteDance Is Spending $70 Billion on AI This Year. Here’s What That Really Means.

ByteDance, the company behind TikTok, is discussing capex of up to $70 billion in 2026 to build out AI infrastructure, data centers, and products like Doubao and CapCut. Here's what they're actually building and why it matters globally.

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Siri Is Finally Getting a Real AI Upgrade: Everything Apple Is Expected to Show at WWDC on June 8

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Apple's WWDC 2026 keynote starts June 8 at 10 am PT. Here's a complete breakdown of the Siri 2.0 overhaul, Google Gemini integration, iOS 27 features, and what's still unknown before Apple takes the stage.

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The AI Arms Race Is Over $700 Billion. Here’s Why Your Subscription Price Just Went Up

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Meta is spending more on AI this year than the GDP of most countries. OpenAI wants $100 billion in ad revenue by 2030. Here's what all that money means for the tools you pay for every month.

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Copilot Just Took Over Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Here’s What It Can Do Without You

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Microsoft made agentic Copilot the default in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint on April 22, 2026. Word usage is up 52%, Excel up 67%. Here is what changed and how to start using it today.

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ChatGPT Just Became a Brand Discovery Channel. Here’s What That Means for Your Business

On May 7, 2026, ChatGPT started embedding clickable brand links inside its answers. Referral traffic jumped 157.7% week over week. Here is what changed, who won, and exactly how to show up.

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The Internet Was Built for You. It’s Quietly Being Rebuilt for Bots.

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Bots are now 31% of web traffic and may overtake humans by 2027. Here's how AWS, Cloudflare, and Microsoft are rebuilding the internet's plumbing for AI agents, and what it means for you.

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That “Add Us as a Preferred Source on Google” Button: What It Does and How to Add It to Your Site

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Spotted that "Add us as a Preferred Source on Google" button? Here is what the feature does, why it matters as AI eats search clicks, and a step-by-step guide to adding it to your site.

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Google Just Killed the Search Box You’ve Used for 25 Years. Here’s What Replaced It.

At I/O 2026 Google rebuilt Search around AI agents and conversation. What the new search box does, why Google is disrupting its own cash cow, the new glasses, and what to do this week.

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Google AI Pro Just Changed Your Usage Limits: What Actually Happened (And What To Do)

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Google moved AI Pro to compute-based usage limits on May 20, 2026, and removed the 1,000 bundled AI credits. Here is what changed, what didn't, and four things to do this week.

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Substack vs Ghost vs Beehiiv vs Patreon: Which Creator Platform Actually Keeps Your Money in 2026

A no-fluff comparison of Substack, Ghost, Beehiiv, and Patreon for writers, podcasters, and newsletter operators. Real fees, the crossover moment, and which one fits which creator.

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