MIT Transit Lab secures $2.1M from Google for AI transit platform
MIT Transit Lab has received $2.1 million from Google.org to develop its Public Transit Intelligence Hub, an AI platform uniting transit monitoring, operations…
MIT Transit Lab has received $2.1 million from Google.org to develop its Public Transit Intelligence Hub, an AI platform uniting transit monitoring, operations…
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Meta Enterprise Platform went live this morning. Muse agent, Meta Business Agent, Muse API, Muse Code. CJ Desai left MongoDB to run it and reports straight to Zuckerberg, which tells you how seriously they're treating this. The timing isn't subtle. Meta is spending over $100 billion on AI infrastructure this year and investors want to see where the revenue comes from. Ads alone doesn't cover that kind of capex. So now they're selling subscriptions to companies. What strikes me is the shape of the market that just formed. Microsoft has Copilot plus Work IQ. Google has Gemini Enterprise with the vertical versions for legal and financial services. OpenAI is reportedly launching a persistent assistant at DevDay. And now Meta. Four companies with essentially the same pitch: we'll run your workf
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