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Brazil forces Apple changes that could open 3rd-party app stores
Read More: Brazil forces Apple changes that could open 3rd-party app storesApple’s tightly controlled iPhone ecosystem is about to look very different in Brazil, where regulators have forced the company to…
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Chrome stays $0, but agent-like AI add-ons may come with a fee
Read More: Chrome stays $0, but agent-like AI add-ons may come with a feeGoogle is turning Chrome into something closer to a digital co‑pilot, but it is drawing a hard line between the…
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Hidden grid upgrades could unlock massive power for the AI boom
Read More: Hidden grid upgrades could unlock massive power for the AI boomArtificial intelligence is colliding with a power system that was never designed for fleets of hyperscale data centers, electric vehicles,…
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Google may finally let you ditch that ancient embarrassing Gmail address
Read More: Google may finally let you ditch that ancient embarrassing Gmail addressGoogle is finally giving millions of people a way to escape the cringeworthy Gmail usernames they picked as teenagers without…
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Oracle’s AI sprint backfires into its worst quarter since 2001
Read More: Oracle’s AI sprint backfires into its worst quarter since 2001Oracle’s aggressive push to reinvent itself as an artificial intelligence heavyweight has collided with market reality, triggering its sharpest stock…
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Study pushes back on “AI kills creativity” and the results surprise
Read More: Study pushes back on “AI kills creativity” and the results surpriseFor years, the loudest argument around generative tools has been that artificial intelligence will flatten originality and smother human imagination.…
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Deepfakes hit a new level in 2025 and the next wave is scarier
Read More: Deepfakes hit a new level in 2025 and the next wave is scarierDeepfake technology has crossed a threshold in 2025, shifting from clumsy curiosities to tools that can convincingly mimic faces, voices…
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AI insiders want models beyond words and they’re already building them
Read More: AI insiders want models beyond words and they’re already building themSouth Korea is moving from licensed fighter engines to a fully indigenous powerplant, committing $3.4 billion to a new 16,000lb-thrust…
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AI is racing to “samey.” Here’s what that means for everyone
Read More: AI is racing to “samey.” Here’s what that means for everyoneAcross search results, social feeds, and even brand campaigns, a strange flattening is underway: everything is starting to look and…
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Tesla’s AI boss says 2026 will break even top engineers
Read More: Tesla’s AI boss says 2026 will break even top engineersTesla’s top artificial intelligence executive is telling his teams that the next chapter will not just be difficult, it will…
