Pony AI Inc. (“Pony.ai” or the “Company”) (NASDAQ: PONY) (HKEX: 2026), a global leader in the commercialization of autonomous mobility, today announced an expanded partnership with Sunlight Mobility to implement an asset-light model. This marks a significant milestone in Pony.ai’s strategy to build a scalable, capital-efficient, and rapidly deployable mobility ecosystem, enabling the Company to speed

The software giant Adobe has agreed to acquire Semrush for about $1.9 billion, or $12 a share, in an all-cash deal that represents nearly a 77.5 percent premium to its last closing price. The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2026, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals. What’s interesting and a little bit

Now, social media platforms like YouTube and Facebook (and its subsidiary Instagram) are requesting users to label content that’s been created or modified using some form of artificial intelligence. The move follows the announcement in February by India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology that it would introduce tougher regulations requiring platforms with more than 50 Lakh

There is a persistent, dangerous myth in software development that output equals outcome. It’s the idea that if we just throw more hours or more lines of code at the problem, we will inevitably win. Gergely Orosz of The Pragmatic Engineer fame recently dismantled this myth with surgical precision. Orosz made a damning observation regarding

The integration of artificial intelligence in software testing isn’t just changing the workflow for testers, it’s reshaping how developers approach testing throughout the development life cycle. While much of the discussion around AI focuses on code generation, an equally powerful force is emerging in testing workflows, where AI is solving real bottlenecks that have plagued

AI agent fervor has permeated the software development world. But, we’re no longer talking about a singular, all-knowing AI. Rather, emerging agentic workflows rely on multiple specialized agents working together. So-called “agentic AI” has a strong business case, but it raises a big unanswered question: How should agents talk to each other, retain memory, and

In September, I called for everyone to “push back against the AI internet.” My prescription was that users of content websites should ask for tools to block AI, and that content companies should prioritize AI identification and offer blocking options.  This approach to the coming wave of AI-made content should suit everyone. It gives complete access to AI content foranyone who wants it and helps people avoid a world where human-made content is uncommon and hard to find. 

When infrastructure itself becomes the target In early 2024, a breach involving Snowflake, Inc. sent a quiet shockwave through boardrooms across industries. Attackers bypassed perimeter defenses entirely; no malware, no exploit kit, no zero-day. They simply walked through an identity gap: weak credentials and excessive permissions. The attackers pivoted laterally inside multiple customer environments (AT&T,

Finance chiefs in many industries are beginning to talk unusually optimistically about AI’s potential role in auditing and, frankly, it got me wondering. An article in the Journal of Accountancy points to a new survey which indicates that most CFOs are ready to pay higher fees in order to work with audit firms who’re integrating cutting-edge tech,

Google’s latest image-generation model, Nano Banana Pro, is arriving with the kind of hype that coincides only when a tech giant unveils something that seems uncomfortably like the future. During the hands-on testing described in the Wired piece, reviewers were surprised at sharper detail, better control of lighting and a tendency to produce images that don’t