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The AI graveyard: a running list of projects and startups that didn’t make it
The AI graveyard: a running list of projects and startups that didn’t make it. From Apple's repeatedly delayed Siri AI to OpenAI's messy "super app" launch, here's a look at the AI projects that shut down or missed expectations.
According to techcrunch.com, The AI graveyard: a running list of projects and startups that didn’t make it.
From Apple's repeatedly delayed Siri AI to OpenAI's messy "super app" launch, here's a look at the AI projects that shut down or missed expectations.
The signal matters because AI capabilities are moving into more specific product, infrastructure, or business workflows.
The next things to watch are availability, pricing or access limits, and whether the update creates a measurable workflow change for builders or enterprise users.
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This update reflects the continued movement of AI capabilities into concrete product, platform, and industry contexts.
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OpenAI will let ChatGPT Health conversations feed model training from November 19
OpenAI has told users that conversations in ChatGPT Health will be eligible for model training starting November 19, according to a report carried through Google News. The change touches one of the most sensitive categories of data flowing through the company's products and reopens the question of how health conversations are handled.
11/15, 00:34
Asian governments move to lock in Nvidia chip supply after Jensen Huang's exit
Asian governments are responding to the exit of Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang, with some moving to confirm chip supply commitments while others assess the impact on local projects and address ongoing investigations. The reaction shows that a leadership change at the region's most important AI chip supplier is being treated as a policy matter, not just a corporate one.
11/15, 02:35
AWS Trainium Picks Up SGLang Support: 17 Models, Kimi-K3 on Three Nodes
Inference framework SGLang now supports AWS Trainium, covering 17 models and running Kimi-K3 on just three nodes, FourWeekMBA reported on November 14. The two figures point to model coverage and deployment density, showing that in-house accelerators are filling in the software supply that matters most.
11/15, 02:38
DeepSeek Opens Chatbot Search, File and Voice Features to Developers
DeepSeek has opened the search, file-handling and voice features of its chatbot to developers, Business Upturn reported on November 14; until now those capabilities were mainly exposed through its consumer chat product. The move turns the chatbot into a set of integrable modules and shifts competition from raw model quality toward retrieval, document parsing and voice engineering.