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December 23, 2025

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TITV is our daily news show that takes readers inside The Information’s newsroom, where our reporters and guests break down the stories shaping technology in real time.

This year, the show captured some of the most important conversations in tech, from AI-generated copyright and Amazon’s chip ambitions to investor debates on AI financing and the limits of humanoid robots.

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Here are five moments that sparked discussion and defined the year on TITV:

Runway CEO Supports AI-generated Copyright | Dec 7, 2025 (18:39)

Cristóbal Valenzuela makes his case for why AI-generated content should have the same copyright protections as traditional art. This sparked a contentious debate on X.
Read: AI Creates Art. So We Need to Rethink How Copyright Protects Artists

China Breaking Free from Nvidia | Dec 1, 2025 (8:48)

Qianer Liu reports the creative ways China is trying to compete with Nvidia on AI chip performance. She details the questionable strategy of “throwing massive numbers of these inferior chips together.”
Read: Why China Doesn’t Want to Buy More Nvidia Chips

Google's $75B Advantage Over OpenAI | Nov 21, 2025 (1:14)

The Information’s Erin Woo breaks down the massive advantage Google has over OpenAI—its immense cash pile of $75 billion. Google also has huge scale and adoption, which will be leveraged to benefit Gemini.
Read: Altman Memo Forecasts ‘Rough Vibes’ Due to Resurgent Google

Vinod Khosla on AI’s High Costs, Circular Financing, and Massive Energy Needs | Oct 22, 2025 (1:03)

The Khosla Ventures Founder acknowledges potential risk for cloud giants like Oracle and NVIDIA in these AI circular financing deals, however his nuanced take was that “it depends on the details of the contract.”
Read: Oracle’s Costly AI Expansion Turns Off Wall Street

AWS Enters the Chip Game | Oct 13, 2025 (5:04)

Amazon Web Services CMO Julia White details their long term investment into their own AI chip, Trainium—powering over half of their AI platform Bedrock. This significant news marked Amazon’s willingness to challenge incumbents like NVIDIA.
Read: AI Ad Tech ‘Land Grab’ Pits Salesforce Against Google, Microsoft and Amazon

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