AI & Bots
ChatGPT uninstalls are up 295% as Sam Altman admits mistakes over OpenAI’s controversial deal with the US military
Sam Altman has published an internal memo about its US military deal on X He says →
Claude just got a vital free upgrade to help it take on ChatGPT — it’ll now remember conversations for all users. Here’s why that matters
Claude’s free users now get full conversational memory The AI will remember details across chats regardless →
5 things nobody tells you when you move from ChatGPT to Claude
Since OpenAI announced its deal with the Pentagon, just hours after Anthropic refused to back down →
‘This isn’t just another technology trend – it’s the catalyst for the most significant workforce transformation in a generation’: More and more executives believe AI usage is ‘critical’ in their busin
Cisco report finds 80% of execs see agentic AI as critical for business success by 2027 →
AI conversations at Davos have sprinted ahead – we need to go back to basics
Once again, AI was one of the biggest items on the agenda at the 2026 World →
Microsoft gets heavy-handed on Copilot Discord server, reportedly blocking ‘Microslop’ posts and heading down a dangerous path
The Microsoft Copilot server on Discord has seen some apparent censorship Posts mentioning ‘Microslop’ were blocked →
Acer’s Predator Helios Neo laptop is 20% off and built for demanding creative and AI workloads
If you’re after a high-powered laptop for creative work, AI projects, or heavy multitasking, I’ve found →
DDR5 memory listings scraped 50,000 times per hour by bots as AI boom fuels new opportunities for resellers
Scalpers are targeting DDR5 RAM as AI demand tightens global supply Automated bots hit DDR5 listings →
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Wear Elite aims to power the next wave of AI wearables — not just smartwatches
Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon Wear Elite wearable platform It will likely be inside smartwatches and new AI →
Claude is topping the App Store charts thanks to ‘cancel ChatGPT’ trend — but the US military is finding it hard to quit
Claude has hit number one on the US Apple App Store chart It’s linked to anger →
The agentic future: Why AI’s greatest power is amplifying human potential
As artificial intelligence becomes integral to global business operations, we must retire the tired ‘AI vs. →
I’ve never had a life coach, so I decided to get one—this is what happened
When I think of a life coach, I picture that relentlessly upbeat person who meets every →
First Vera Rubin AI chips hit customers with huge CPU and GPU performance, ready for data center testing immediately.
Nvidia delivers Vera Rubin chips to customers enabling high-performance AI workloads immediately The platform combines CPU, →
Why are so many AI assistants female by default — and should we be worried about that?
Open ChatGPT and you can choose between different voices. Some feel obviously feminine, others masculine, and →
‘No ethics at all’: the ‘cancel ChatGPT’ trend is growing after OpenAI signs a deal with the US military
OpenAI has signed a deal with the US Department of War A significant number of ChatGPT →
Modernization-led cloud migration: The missing step in seizing the AI opportunity
AI tools are becoming the engine room of digital business. As that journey continues, it is →
Your employees are using AI, whether you like it or not – but are they using AI securely?
AI has become inescapable. What was once a niche research field has now become fully integrated →
The hidden problem with taking five billion photos a day
Have you ever stopped to think about how radically our relationship with photography has changed? Photos →
Context, not compute, will define the next generation of intelligence
For years, AI progress has been measured by scale: larger models, bigger datasets, longer context windows. →
‘We don’t know if the models are conscious‘ — Anthropic’s CEO isn’t sure if Claude AI is conscious but he’d probably quite like it if you upgraded to Claude Max just to find out
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei isn’t sure whether his latest Claude chatbot is conscious. This probably shouldn’t →
AI finally makes modernizing decades-old COBOL systems possible, letting engineers automate massive code analysis without armies of consultants
AI automates COBOL code exploration, maps dependencies, and analyzes structural risks quickly Engineers can prioritize modernization →
5 prompts that show how powerful Nano Banana 2 is
The original Nano Banana model was impressive enough, but Google is bragging about Nano Banana 2 →
Five myths about sovereign cloud that could put your business at risk
Digital Sovereignty has moved from a niche regulatory conversation to a strategic conversation for technology leaders →
‘We cannot in good conscience accede to their request’: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei draws a line in the sand in standoff with US government
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei does not want Claude used by the Pentagon for mass domestic surveillance →
‘We see an opportunity to move faster with smaller, highly talented teams using AI to automate more work’: Block decimates workforce in favor of AI
Jack Dorsey says smaller teams and AI are more efficient than human-only teams 4,000 workers risk →
‘Today, frontier AI systems are simply not reliable enough to power fully autonomous weapons’ — Anthropic CEO on why it won’t agree to Pete Hegseth’s scary request
“Lethal autonomous weapons threaten to become the third revolution in warfare. Once developed, they will permit →
Securing AI infrastructure is critical – here’s how to do it
I believe that 2026 will be a defining year for cybersecurity. Sometime during the year, AI-powered →
The Human Risk Reckoning: Why security must evolve for an AI-augmented workforce
Security models that were effective a few years ago are now under immense strain because of →
Hackers are harnessing AI to exploit security flaws faster than ever
IBM X-Force 2026 report claims 44% rise in attacks on public-facing apps Vulnerability exploitation drove 40% →
Zombie firms are an execution problem, not a demand problem
It’s a tough time to be a zombie. So called “zombie firms” hover in a limbo →