AI & Bots
Forget god AI panic, Nvidia CEO says real AI progress should help workers, businesses, and human efficiency daily
Exaggerated fear of AI has been extremely harmful to industry and society Practical AI can enhance →
IBM wants to give businesses and governments more control over AI data
IBM Sovereign Core is all about giving enterprises and governments secure access to AI Customers can →
Apple Notes could become my go-to life organizer with this big iOS 26.4 upgrade
Apple Notes might get a Google Gemini-powered update in iOS 26. 4 This will potentially let →
How people use ChatGPT – analysis of OpenAI’s first user study
On September 15, 2025, OpenAI published its first in-depth research examining how individuals and organizations use →
ChatGPT saved me from a roadside nightmare — this is exactly what we should be using AI for, not for replacing creatives
Just imagine the scene. It’s cold, it’s dark, it’s raining, you’re driving in heavy traffic — →
‘Any use of AI tools to impersonate other artists or styles is strictly prohibited’: Bandcamp just showed Spotify how easy it is to ban AI slop
If “slop” was 2025’s word of the year (and to be clear: it was), AI slop →
CIOs don’t need more AI—they need AI that actually understands their business
Most enterprise AI today still operates in what can best be described as single-player mode. It →
‘Society cannot function if no one is accountable for AI’ — Jaron Lanier, the godfather of virtual reality, discusses how far our empathy should extend to AI in episode two of new podcast, The Ten Rec
Whether we like it or not, we can’t ignore AI. What started as a fun, gimmicky →
AWS brings ‘Sovereign’ cloud to Europe – you can pause your geopatriation plans, for now
AWS launches a sovereign ‘European Cloud’ offering This service will be independent logically and physically It →
5 signs that ChatGPT is hallucinating
Hallucinations are an intrinsic flaw in AI chatbots. When ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, or other AI models →
We’re definitely beta testing this technology”: is Alexa+ really bad, or are our expectations for free services too high?
Prime members are being automatically upgraded to Alexa+ Users remain mixed on the service You can →
Python libraries used in top AI and ML tools hacked – Nvidia, Salesforce and other libraries all at risk
Palo Alto found critical flaws in AI/ML libraries NeMo, Uni2TS, and FlexTok Vulnerabilities allowed arbitrary code →
Gemini gets its biggest upgrade yet ‘Personal Intelligence’ that uses your Gmail, Photos, Search and YouTube history – and it could be our first glimpse of the new Siri in iOS 27
Personal Intelligence, Gemini’s biggest upgrade yet, is launching today, and it’s one of the most significant →
Phison’s CEO talked with us about 244TB SSDs, PLC NAND, and why High Bandwidth Flash is not a good idea
The technology industry is increasingly talking about GPUs being central to AI infrastructure, but the limiting →
Anthropic’s new Cowork tool offers Claude coding help to non-experts
Anthropic’s Cowork is like “Claude Code for the rest of your work” It’ll work across apps →
Companies confess their agentic AI goals aren’t really working out – and a lack of trust could be why
Business risks, transparency, and compliance are the biggest hurdles for agentic AI deployment Nearly half of →
Linus Torvalds quietly used AI coding, then reminded everyone why hype still collapses outside serious software project contexts
Linus Torvalds says he used AI only in a personal project with no real consequences The →
Android Auto users complain about broken Google Assistant, as the slow Gemini rollout continues
Google Assistant is failing for many on Android Auto These users are still waiting for their →
Docusign wants to use AI to turn your complex contracts into plain English
Docusign will summarize your contracts before you sign to make sure you understand them Businesses can →
ServiceNow patches critical security flaw which could allow user impersonation
ServiceNow patches critical AI Platform flaw (CVE-2025-12420) enabling user impersonation “BodySnatcher” scored 9. 3/10 and affected →
AI is no SKU—and what that means for the enterprise
Nothing grabs readers’ attention like bad news. For example, technology leaders everywhere paid close attention to →
I’m a backup and recovery provider, but here’s why you shouldn’t just trust me
How much do you trust your backups? It’s an important question, and one that few businesses →
Businesses are losing control of AI – and bosses are starting to despair
Shadow AI is becoming a growing concern for firms everywhere Bosses are aware of it, but →
Claude’s latest upgrade is the AI breakthrough I’ve been waiting for — 5 ways Cowork could be the biggest AI innovation of 2026
Cowork grants Claude access to local folders, meaning it can complete work on your behalf You →
Signal’s founder is taking on ChatGPT — here’s why the ‘truly private AI’ can’t leak your chats
There’s new AI assistant built by Signal’s founder, named Confer Like Signal, Confer encrypts chats so →
“We will set a high bar” – Microsoft reveals multiple new data centers, and promises your energy bills won’t go up to pay for them
Microsoft promises to replenish water and pay for energy consumed by its new data centers Upcoming →
Businesses are finally taking action to crack down on AI security risks
Nearly two-thirds of firms assess AI risks before deploying tools, up from last year Companies are →
AI music is flooding Spotify, and subscribers are furious – here’s why music fans “no longer trust Discover Weekly”Spotify is forcing AI music on
It’s not news that Spotify is invested in all things AI given its slew of algorithm-based →
“Slackbot isn’t just another copilot or AI assistant – it’s the front door to the Agentic Enterprise” – Salesforce’s new superpowered AI is now open to all
Salesforce reveals Slackbot is now generally available Business+ and Enterprise+ customers can experience the AI tool →
Trump asks tech companies to “pay their own way” for their data centers
President Trump says American households shouldn’t have to “pick up the tab” for higher energy costs →