Google is testing a new AI assistant called “CC” that connects directly to your Gmail, Drive, and Calendar. The experimental tool is currently limited to paid AI subscribers in the US and Canada. It promises daily summaries and task management via email, raising immediate privacy questions.
Apple’s iMac lineup is in for some big changes, but you’ll need to be patient. While a simple M5 chip update is likely next year, the exciting rumors—like a 32-inch iMac Pro or a shift to OLED—are years away and far from certain.
Samsung’s upcoming One UI 8.5 software may not include a key Android privacy tool for monitoring app location access. The feature could still arrive in a future update, but its absence in the current beta is notable.
A critical Microsoft security update is causing widespread failures. The KB5071546 patch has broken Message Queuing (MSMQ) on systems like Windows 10 22H2 and Windows Server 2019, crippling business applications that depend on it. Microsoft acknowledges the issue but offers no fix timeline, leaving
Elon Musk has shifted his prediction for achieving Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) from 2025 to 2026. This comes as his previous, highly-publicized forecast is set to expire in just a few weeks. His history of optimistic timelines and the convenient timing of his warnings raise serious questio
Daniel Vávra of Warhorse Studios says the backlash against Larian for using AI is “hysteria.” He argues AI is an unavoidable tool that every developer is already using to speed up tedious work and manage skyrocketing game budgets.
Elon Musk is setting a near-term survival goal for his AI venture, xAI. He told employees that if the company makes it through the next 2-3 years, its rapid data center growth and massive funding access will let it triumph.
Google is bringing its Opal visual app builder directly into the Gemini web app. The tool lets users create custom AI-powered mini-apps, or “Gems,” by describing what they want. It’s part of the booming “vibe-coding” trend where AI handles the programming.
Bluesky is rolling out a new “Find Friends” feature that takes a radically different approach to contact importing. Instead of uploading and storing your contacts’ data, it uses a multi-step, local matching process to protect everyone’s privacy.
According to Fortune, 2025 is seeing a surge in outsider CEO appointments, defying the traditional preference for internal candidates. Spencer Stuart research reveals that insiders and outsiders perform similarly on average, but outsiders bring higher volatility and potentially higher reward. This s
