The choice is clear: Comb through 111 HubSpot updates from January, or look at our list of the 14 that admins and marketing managers need to know. Tyler Samani-Sprunk on February 13, 2025 HubSpot unveiled a whopping 111 updates last month, and we’ve identified the 14 most impactful changes to optimize your team’s performance … Continue reading The 14 best HubSpot updates from January 2025
OpenAI accuses DeepSeek of training on ChatGPT’s data. Oh, the irony. Constantine von Hoffman on January 30, 2025 OpenAI’s counter-attack on China’s DeepSeek is … just … sad. Faced with a competitor whose product costs 95% less, the company yelled, “No fair! You copied us!” The ChatGPT parent said DeepSeek used a process called … Continue reading AI-powered martech news and releases: January 30
Elon Musk says OpenAI doesn’t have the funds for AI infrastructure project Stargate. The Tesla CEO has a strong case for his argument. Constantine von Hoffman on January 23, 2025 Elon Musk may be right about the funding for Stargate. If you haven’t heard of Stargate (likely because you pay attention to things that … Continue reading AI-powered martech news and releases: January 23
GenAI companies have a problem: It costs more the more people use it. And OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says, “People use it much more than we expected.” Constantine von Hoffman on January 16, 2025 Will pure-play artificial intelligence companies ever be profitable? If OpenAI is any indicator, it’s hard to see how. The problem … Continue reading AI-powered martech news and releases: January 16
It doesn’t take much to poison a large language model. Researchers found it can happen if even just 0.001% of an LLM’s data is fake. Constantine von Hoffman on January 9, 2025 It’s frighteningly easy to poison a large language model (LLM). What’s even more unnerving is you don’t need access to do it. … Continue reading AI-powered martech news and releases: January 9
September 04, 2024 U.S. job openings slump to lowest level since January 2021 In July, job openings fell sharply in healthcare and state and local government and also dropped in warehousing and transportation. BY Associated Press America’s employers posted fewer job openings in July than they had the previous month, a sign that hiring could further … Continue reading U.S. job openings slump to lowest level since January 2021
By Pavithra Mohan February 02, 2024 Just this week, UPS revealed its plans to let go of 12,000 workers. A number of tech companies, from PayPal and Salesforce to Google and Microsoft, have cut thousands of jobs in January. The retail sector hasn’t been spared either, with Wayfair and eBay trimming headcount. But despite this … Continue reading Despite high-profile layoffs, employers added 353,000 jobs in January
Amazon Reportedly Will Introduce A Search Concierge In January by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, October 3, 2023 Amazon is overhauling its search bar with generative artificial intelligence (GAI) features that will act as a concierge for customers, offering expert answers and product suggestions. Set to launch in January 2024, Amazon’s search concierge, known as Project … Continue reading Amazon Reportedly Will Introduce A Search Concierge In January
The latest updates to marketing email reporting and goals, subscriptions and payments, meetings scheduling, call receiving and more. Jen Bergren on February 24, 2023 Creating goals based on any property and a beta for including marketing email analytics in the custom report builder highlight HubSpot’s January releases. Here’s a list of the latest HubSpot updates: … Continue reading HubSpot’s January 2023 releases: The manager’s guide
Jon Fingas @jonfingas Microsoft just made one of the largest-ever bids for a game studio. The company has announced plans to acquire Activision Blizzard for $95 per share, valuing the all-cash deal at an enormous $68.7 billion. The deal would make the combined entity the “third-largest” game company by revenue, according to Microsoft, and would … Continue reading Microsoft and FTC pre-trial hearing set for January 3rd
