Category: AI & Bots
‘We did not chase clicks, we build trust’ – How Hubspot wants to help write the AI marketing playbook
The iOS 26 rollout is closer than ever, and Apple has just released the final developer beta – here’s what’s new
Calling AI chatbots ‘Clankers’ is clunky and clueless
The weirdness of AI discussions in 2025 includes its own set of vocabulary, from AGI to agentic action, but one recently viral bit of slang I just can’t stand is “Clanker. ” You might see Clanker popping up on Reddit threads, Discord memes, or TikTok video comments as a blanket insult for anything vaguely AI-related….
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Amazon is giving your camera an AI-powered shopping cart
Amazon’s new Lens Live feature lets users point their phone camera at objects and immediately buy similar products The AI tool produces a carousel of potential purchases Lens Live is integrated with the Rufus AI assistant to provide quick information and answers about the products You no longer need to know what something’s called to…
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A third of people say they’re now using generative AI daily – here are the top 5 things they’re using it for
ChatGPT is down live – you’re not alone, there’s a widespread outage
Refresh Hopefully not another 10 hour outage. ….. Check out the original article: [Techradar.Com] ChatGPT is down live – you’re not alone, there’s a widespread outage
Here’s how ChatGPT parental controls will work, and it might just be the AI implementation parents have been waiting for
AI is taking over cybersecurity – but businesses still know the risks
Three in four organizations now use AI, 99% say it’ll influence their renewals AI can help boost speed and accuracy, but human oversight is crucial Many are still worried about data privacy and cost Three in four (73%) organizations worldwide have now integrated AI into their cybersecurity strategies, with data-heavy industries like financial services (82%)…
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