Day: April 26, 2025

Google pays Samsung hefty monthly fees to preinstall gemini AI on galaxy s25 devices, replacing bixby; the two-year deal includes revenue sharing from gemini subscriptions amid ongoing antitrust scrutiny

Google pays Samsung significant monthly sums to preinstall Gemini AI on Galaxy S25 devices, replacing its default Bixby assistant, amid antitrust scrutiny. Google also shares a percentage of Gemini subscription revenue with Samsung in this two-year deal. Source: theverge.com

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Microsoft copilot sees low traction with 20m weekly users, overshadowed by chatgpt’s 400m; despite copilot pro plans and Windows integration, microsoft’s AI presence captures just 1% of windows’ 1.5b user base

Microsoft Copilot struggles with just 20M weekly users, dwarfed by ChatGPT’s 400M. Despite Copilot Pro plans, NPU devices, and integration across Windows apps, Microsoft’s AI efforts risk stagnation, capturing only 1% of Windows’ 1.5B user base. Source: xda-developers.com

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Microsoft rolls Windows recall out to the public nearly a year after announcing it

Microsoft releases Windows recall for copilot+ pcs on Windows 11, enabling continuous screenshot capture and text logging; the feature, a year in the making, sparks privacy concerns due to its searchable data storage capabilities.

Microsoft publicly releases the Windows Recall feature, exclusive to Copilot+ PCs on Windows 11, after a year of development and feedback. Recall captures screenshots continuously, logs text, and stores data in a searchable database, raising privacy concerns. Source: arstechnica.com

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Google offers AI workloads at 20% of openai’s cost using custom tpus, creating a pricing advantage; Google supports open ecosystems, while OpenAI focuses on integrated models, influencing enterprise AI platform choices

Google leverages its custom TPUs to offer AI workloads at 20% of OpenAI’s Nvidia GPU costs, highlighting a significant cost advantage. Google fosters open ecosystem strategies, while OpenAI emphasizes integrated tool-using models, affecting enterprise AI platform decisions. Source: venturebeat.com

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Anthropic issues dmca takedown against developer reverse-engineering claude code, contrasting openai’s decision to open source codex cli under apache 2.0, highlighting different approaches to developer engagement and licensing practices

Anthropic issued a DMCA takedown notice against a developer de-obfuscating its Claude Code, while OpenAI gains favor with developers by making Codex CLI open source. Anthropic’s restrictive license contrasts Codex’s Apache 2.0, impacting its developer relations. Source: techcrunch.com

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