AI & Bots
Gmail is getting a whole host of AI updates to try and solve your most irritating workplace tasks
Google has revealed it is adding a host of new AI tools and features to Gmail →
Could AI be a scapegoat in layoffs?
AI accounted for around one in 20 US job losses throughout most of 2025 We still →
AI, age verification and censorship: how the VPN industry tackled 2025’s biggest issues – and what it plans to do next
The VPN industry faced significant challenges in 2025, navigating age verification, AI and increasing internet censorship. →
Your data’s where, exactly? SMEs and data sovereignty
Around 18% of the UK’s SMEs export goods or services, and many more sit inside global →
AI factories are the foundation for enterprise-scale AI
Businesses are undoubtedly embracing AI as pilots are running successfully, interest is rising across business units, →
Forget fitness trackers — external brains are the hot new wearables at CES this year
I use a notepad every day. Not a tablet, or Windows Notepad, or Google Keep, or →
UK Government department to use AI in benefits claims
DWP announces four/six-year project to deploy AI in benefits call centers Claimants are on the rise, →
Meet the tiny AI hologram ready to be your esports coach and life planner
Razer showcased an upgraded Project AVA animated holographic AI assistant at CES this year Project AVA →
ChatGPT Health is a new space for medical questions that works with your health data — but OpenAI insists it’s not designed to replace your doctor
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Health for dedicated health conversations You can securely upload your medical records and →
Skullcandy’s new earbuds put AI in your ears – but there’s a catch
New Method 540 ANC earbuds boast improved case and integrated AI Skull AI has a two-week →
Google TV gets a Gemini glow-up, with a ton of new upgrades
Gemini for Google TV is adding new visual, voice-driven features Users can remix personal photos, create →
AMD details Instinct MI500 architecture and memory plans ahead of the AI accelerator’s 2027 debut
AMD targets MI500 launch in 2027 as Nvidia prepares Vera-Rubin a year earlier CES 2026 shows →
Growth, not efficiency, is the new AI goal
More than half of companies have now appointed a Chief AI Officer Three-quarters of enterprises are →
Razer joins AI bandwagon with external AI accelerator backed by iconic AMD chip architect
Razer introduces local AI hardware focused on developers and on premise work Tenstorrent accelerator adds portable →
Meta’s $2b Manus acquisition sparks concerns from Chinese regulators
Meta plans to acquire Manus for $2 billion, but not before Chinese investigators get stuck in →
Rokid’s new AI glasses are lighter, cheaper, and ready to challenge Meta’s Ray-Bans
Rokid’s new AI Glasses Style are available for pre-order The AI-powered sunglasses don’t have a screen, →
Nvidia plans a software update that will expand DGX Spark’s role in local AI workloads
Planned software update adds external accelerator role to Nvidia’s DGX Spark MacBook Pro users can push →
Researchers poison their own data when stolen by an AI to ruin results
Researchers from China and Singapore proposed AURA (Active Utility Reduction via Adulteration) to protect GraphRAG systems →
YouTube Music users are furious about AI slop songs – and as a recording musician, I’m angry too
YouTube Music users say AI slop is filling their feeds AI-generated fakes are a growing problem →
Wearable AI is coming — and Razer’s Project Motoko is leading the charge with smart headphones
Razer unveiled its Project Motoko AI headset at CES Project Motoko can see, hear, and react →
If AI can’t hear you, it can’t help you: why clear audio drives real productivity
Selecting the right audio technology that builds bridges between people-led teams and AI agents is a →
Twitch’s most subscribed streamer is not human
AI-powered VTuber Neuro-sama has become the most subscribed-to streamer on Twitch Neuro-sama has 160,000 active subscribers →
The AI bubble – it will burst, but AI will still be here
People keep asking if AI is a bubble, and if it is, when it will finally →
Lenovo unveils the AI tools it hopes will supercharge your productivity at work
Lenovo has unveiled a range of new AI-powered tools at CES 2026 which it hopes will →
New report on AI adoption warns workers could face more complex responsibilities for lower pay
Humans are now being tasked with AI management roles, adding to the pressure Because roles are →
Microsoft Office has been rebranded to Microsoft 365 Copilot, or has it?
Reports have surfaced about a Microsoft Office rebrand, but it’s not all it seems Microsoft’s central →
Deepfakes and distrust: how human provenance can rebuild digital confidence
In recent years the digital landscape has changed dramatically. What once seemed like science fiction, such →
AMD CEO welcomes us to the “YottaScale era” – Lisa Su says AI will need YottaFLOPS of compute power soon
AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su kicks off CES 2026 with her keynote Su says AI will →
Product teams are losing confidence – here’s how they can get it back
Let’s be honest, it’s a tough time to be on a product team. Most product professionals →
OpenAI says 40 million people use ChatGPT for healthcare every day
40 million ChatGPT users ask about health every single day 200 million ChatGPT users ask AI →