Claude Pro and ChatGPT Plus both cost $20 a month — here's what that price actually buys, from vendor pages only, with a decision guide for every user type.
GEroundtable reports on the generative engine era across 31 desks — the search engines, the AI platforms, the companies and chips behind them, and the topics reshaping the industry. Every desk is a live news feed; start with the explainers, then follow the daily coverage.
The engines people search with — and every change that moves rankings.
The assistants answering the world’s questions — features, pricing, outages and policy, as they happen.
The labs and chipmakers building the era — funding, infrastructure, models and the supply chain under them.
The cross-cutting stories — the disciplines, tools and business of generative AI.
GEroundtable covers the generative engine era: AI search and assistants (Google AI, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity), the companies and chips behind them, algorithm updates, GEO/AEO, AI agents, policy, and the startup business of AI — across 31 specialist desks.
Throughout the day, every day. New stories are published as news breaks and are verified before publication; the homepage always shows the latest reporting first.
GEO — generative engine optimisation — is the practice of getting a brand, page or publication cited and recommended by AI engines such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews. Our explainer, What Is GEO?, sets out the discipline in full.
All the majors and the fast movers: ChatGPT and OpenAI, Gemini and Google AI, Claude and Anthropic, Grok, Perplexity, Meta AI, Microsoft Copilot, NVIDIA, DeepSeek, Qwen, Doubao, Kimi, Mistral AI, Apple AI, Amazon AI and ElevenLabs — each with its own desk above.
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GitHub enforces its Copilot default policy through October 26: unconfigured features on Business and Enterprise plans now follow the admin's chosen default.
Google Messages is rolling out an opt-in Enhanced Protection mode with Gemini scam detection and link checks, spotted in the latest Android beta build.
AWS and UC Berkeley open-sourced Infinity, a runtime that suspends idle AI agents so about 75,000 fit in 8GB of memory, and it runs on serverless platforms.
Microduck robot preorders passed 20,000 within a day of NVIDIA chief Jensen Huang playing with them at GTC Berlin, Hugging Face chief Clem Delangue said.
NVIDIA's 64GB DGX Spark desktop AI system reached buyers October 23 at $4,999, keeping the GB10 Grace Blackwell chip with half the 128GB model's memory.
The Pentagon issued guidance enforcing "truth-seeking" and "ideological neutrality" in AI procurements, with mandatory vendor compliance for every LLM it buys.
Reuters reports the PHP Foundation, behind a language underpinning up to 70% of websites, runs on one full-time staffer and 14 part-time contractors.
Le Monde reports Microsoft has until November 13 to find a buyer for Arkane Lyon under France's Florange Law, with talks going badly and closure the alternative.
The Globe and Mail reports Amazon used an AI tool called Atlas to score 50-plus warehouses on unionization risk, on 1-5 tiers and 100-900 scales.
SpaceXSI opened Grok for Startups: one shared credit balance across Grok, Grok Build, Grok Bot and the Grok API for startups, with onboarding support.