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Category: AI

Google’s Chrome AI can now browse and buy for you
AIComputingSoftware

Google’s Chrome AI can now browse and buy for you

Google is launching a new “auto browse” feature for Gemini in Chrome, powered by its AI. It can perform complex tasks like researching flights and filling out forms automatically. The feature is rolling out to paid Gemini Advanced subscribers in the US.

by Owen HoltJanuary 29, 2026
Google’s AI health advice is leaning on YouTube, not doctors
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Google’s AI health advice is leaning on YouTube, not doctors

When you ask Google a health question, its new AI summary is more likely to cite a YouTube video than a hospital or medical journal. Researchers say this shows the system prioritizes popularity over proven authority, a risky move for medical info.

by Harlow WesleyJanuary 29, 2026
Zuckerberg’s AI Pivot: Meta Ditches Metaverse for AI Feeds
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Zuckerberg’s AI Pivot: Meta Ditches Metaverse for AI Feeds

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is pivoting hard from the metaverse to AI-generated social feeds. The company’s Reality Labs division reported a staggering $6.02 billion loss last quarter while laying off over 1,000 employees. Now, Zuckerberg envisions AI that “understands” users and creates personalized c

by Owen HoltJanuary 29, 2026
ServiceNow’s AI Bet Is Paying Off Big, Says CFO
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ServiceNow’s AI Bet Is Paying Off Big, Says CFO

ServiceNow’s latest earnings show the company is accelerating, with AI product Now Assist surpassing $600 million in annual contract value. CFO Gina Mastantuono credits AI for driving both customer value and internal efficiencies, including $100 million in savings from reduced headcount growth.

by Harlow WesleyJanuary 29, 2026
The Dark Side of Open-Source AI Is a Massive, Unseen Iceberg
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The Dark Side of Open-Source AI Is a Massive, Unseen Iceberg

A major cybersecurity study found hundreds of open-source AI models running without safety guardrails, directly enabling criminal activity. Researchers warn the industry is ignoring this massive, unregulated “surplus capacity.”

by Owen HoltJanuary 29, 2026
Meta’s AI Ad Engine Is Printing Money, But At What Cost?
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Meta’s AI Ad Engine Is Printing Money, But At What Cost?

Meta’s financial results reveal an AI-powered advertising juggernaut, with Reels hitting a $50B run rate. In stark contrast, Dow Chemical announces plans to cut 4,500 jobs, explicitly citing AI-driven productivity gains as a reason. The corporate playbook for AI is becoming brutally clear.

by Owen HoltJanuary 29, 2026
CRN’s AI Security Week Is All About Agents and Controls
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CRN’s AI Security Week Is All About Agents and Controls

CRN is launching its first AI Security Week 2026, focusing on critical trends for solution providers. The series dives into essential security controls and how vendors are using agentic AI to power their security operations.

by Owen HoltJanuary 26, 2026
Microsoft’s New AI Chip Takes Aim at Nvidia’s Throne
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Microsoft’s New AI Chip Takes Aim at Nvidia’s Throne

Microsoft has launched the Maia 200, a powerful new chip designed to run AI models more efficiently. It’s a direct challenge to Nvidia’s dominance and part of a broader trend of companies designing their own silicon.

by Harlow WesleyJanuary 26, 2026
AI Red Teaming Is Now a Compliance Must-Have
AICybersecuritySoftware

AI Red Teaming Is Now a Compliance Must-Have

The rise of autonomous, multi-agent AI systems is forcing a complete overhaul of security testing. According to a new analysis, traditional methods are obsolete, and red teaming is now the cornerstone for secure, compliant AI deployment under frameworks like the EU AI Act.

by Harlow WesleyJanuary 26, 2026
An EY Exec’s “High Sensitivity” for Spotting AI-Generated Work
AIBusinessSoftware

An EY Exec’s “High Sensitivity” for Spotting AI-Generated Work

According to a Business Insider survey, 40% of workers admit to hiding or downplaying their AI use at work. An EY executive says overly formal, buzzword-heavy, and vague writing is a dead giveaway for AI-generated content.

by Harlow WesleyJanuary 25, 2026

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