Apple had a big year with the launch of the Vision Pro and Apple Intelligence, but the futuristic bets are falling short of expectations so far.

As another fork-in-the-road-esque time seems to be arriving for artificial intelligence, tech leaders mull over their next steps forward in 2025 with regard to user adoption, navigating a possible slowdown in pace of progress, and the matters of AGI.

In a string of visits, dinners, calls, monetary pledges and social media overtures, big tech chiefs have joined a parade of business and world leaders in trying to improve their standing with President-elect Donald Trump before he takes office

Apple arrived midway through a heated AI arms race, but It had two huge advantages over its rivals. One is a "secret weapon," and the second is evident to iPhone users.

Investors are salivating at the prospect of the iPhone maker topping the milestone as the company’s stock price has soared by nearly 40% since Jan. 1.

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OpenAI is making a big change to fund its future. By 2025, it plans to become a Public Benefit Corporation, combining for-profit operations with a nonprofit arm focused on education, healthcare, and science.

The Donald Trump-JD Vance inaugural committee is projected to raise more than $150 million, breaking the previous $107 million inauguration fundraising record, set at Trump’s first inauguration. "There is an absolute deluge of interest," a Republican fundraiser told ABC News.

The latest business trend? Donating $1 million to Donald Trump's inauguration. Business leaders across industries are trying to get on the president-elect's good side ahead of his return to the Oval Office,

See all the announcements from OpenAI’s 12-day extravaganza, including new integrations for developers and an opportunity to stress-test the next big model.

Silicon Valley is coming to Washington in force, as tech leaders take on prominent roles — both official and unofficial — in President-elect Trump’s second term. Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon

A smattering of CEOs and top tech company leaders are currying favor with President-elect Trump, who has acknowledged with some awe that people who once went up against him now appear to be embracing the prospects of him becoming president.