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OpenAI held its DevDay developer conference, where it announced a new generation of AI models alongside updated tools for developers building on its platform. The announcements drew wide attention from the tech community, with commentators weighing the new capabilities against competition from rival AI companies and questions about pricing, safety and real-world performance.
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German TV presenter Bettina Tietjen has become the target of AI-generated deepfake videos circulating online, in which her likeness is used without consent in fake advertising. Fact-checkers note thousands of counterfeit videos featuring well-known German figures are spreading, and deleting individual fakes no longer keeps pace with the flood. The case has renewed debate over platform accountability for AI fraud.
- 333Across rebrands as WealthStage ad platform for finance●FYI: 33Across becomes WealthStage, an ad platform for banks and trading apps: Lenders, brokers and insurers get an AI en
Ad-tech company 33Across has rebranded as WealthStage, repositioning itself as an advertising platform for banks, lenders, brokers, insurers and trading apps. The new business centres on an AI engine that scores household wealth, aiming to target financial products as an estimated $124 trillion passes between generations by 2048. Industry observers are asking which data feeds the engine and what parts of the business remain under the 33Across name.
- 4Cloudflare unveils adaptive application security for the AI era▼Adaptive application security for the AI era: how Cloudflare connects code, traffic, and intelligence to stop attacks
Cloudflare has announced an adaptive approach to application security designed for the age of AI-driven threats. The company says its platform connects code-level analysis, live traffic signals, and threat intelligence to detect and stop attacks in real time. The announcement highlights growing concern that AI-generated attacks are outpacing traditional static security rules and require systems that learn and adjust continuously.
- 5Grafana Annual Revenue Hits $600 Million on AI Demand●Grafana’s ARR Hits $600M As AI Boosts Demand, CEO Says 🚀 Grafana is riding the AI wave! The monitoring platform hit $600
Grafana has reached $600 million in annual recurring revenue, with the company citing 50% growth driven by enterprises moving from AI experimentation to actual implementation. CEO Raj Dutt says the monitoring and observability platform is benefiting as customers grapple with growing complexity from AI-generated data, fueling demand for tools to monitor and manage those systems.