The youth mental health platform Joon Care has been acquired by Handspring Health. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the move combines two virtual care providers focused on younger patients.
A new lawsuit accuses OpenAI’s ChatGPT of reinforcing paranoid delusions that led to a fatal stabbing. The case centers on conversations where GPT-4o allegedly validated conspiracy theories about the victim. This raises huge questions about AI safety and responsibility.
In a major move, Adobe has made its creative and document tools accessible inside ChatGPT. You can now edit photos, design graphics, and handle PDFs by simply typing commands. Best of all, you don’t even need an Adobe subscription to use it.
A proposed data center development in North Mankato, Minnesota, is officially dead. The real estate firm Oppidan Investment Company has withdrawn its plans, with local officials saying the company is “no longer interested.”
Marble, a startup building AI agents for tax professionals, has raised $9 million in seed funding. It’s launching a free research tool first, aiming to tackle an industry grappling with a 17% workforce decline since 2019 and rising regulatory complexity.
Esusu just raised $50 million at a $1.2 billion valuation. The platform reports on-time rent payments to credit bureaus, helping millions of “credit invisible” Americans build financial history. This could fundamentally change access to homeownership.
A proposed data center in Pine Island, Minnesota, has cleared a key hurdle. The project now faces a final council vote on December 16th amid organized resident opposition.
The next Linux kernel release is packing serious networking upgrades. Performance for heavy transfer workloads could see a 4x improvement, and new patches finally make the upstream kernel viable for a major open-source router project.
A House committee hearing on December 10 revealed a financial sector already deeply transformed by AI, used for everything from spotting market manipulation to underwriting homes. While industry leaders touted hundreds of billions in potential efficiency gains, consumer advocates warned of “real-wor
According to a new report, the global market for intelligent document processing is projected to skyrocket at a 32.25% annual clip through 2032. The push for automation and AI-driven data extraction is fueling massive adoption across finance, healthcare, and more.
