The spirit of innovation is deeply ingrained in America,
and Google is helping Americans innovate in ways both big and small.
Working with NOAA's National Hurricane Center, Google's latest AI model is providing experimental tropical cyclone
simulations, bringing earlier and more accurate guidance to weather agencies and emergency service experts.
This is a new era of American innovation.
Learn more at g.co.com.
OpenAI weighs major price cuts as businesses begin to scrutinize soaring AI bills.
Plus, Canada proposes banning social media for teens and mounting opposition
to data centers prompts a rapid rethink in how the industry sources its power.
The utility companies tried to provide them the power.
But remember, it's a freeway and a highway paid for by the rate payer.
And if one rate payer was consuming all that power, and everybody else was paying the tolls for that road.
People got upset.
It's Thursday, June 11th.
I'm Luke Vargas for The Wall Street Journal, and here is the A.M.
edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.
The war for AI customers is leading OpenAI to consider drastic price cuts.
We are exclusively reporting that the ChatGPT maker is weighing significant cuts to what it charges for tokens,
the unit that AI firms use to bill for their products, anticipating
that similar cuts could be coming at rival Anthropic.