The UK’s OFSI just slapped Yandex Bank and WB Bank with fresh sanctions, because apparently, even digital shopping carts and taxi apps aren't safe from the long arm of global financial restrictions. Business as usual, or the start of the end?
The legends of retro-security at Dr.Web have decided that even their trusty free scanner needs a subscription model. Apparently, clicking a button to kill a virus is now a 'premium experience' if you dare to want more than the absolute bare minimum.
OpenAI just dropped a study showing their top staff are squeezing 71 hours of productivity into a single day. It’s definitely not a total PR flex for Codex—they’re just 'orchestrating' AI agents while the rest of us struggle to get a chatbot to write an email.
After a euphoric debut, SpaceX shares are tumbling faster than a prototype rocket. With Musk piling on debt to buy Anysphere and wage war on Microsoft, retail investors are finding out that space-grade optimism doesn't pay the bills.
While most tech giants hide their AI-driven layoffs behind fluff like "rebalancing," Oracle just ripped the band-aid off. They officially admitted they are trading human paychecks for server racks. It’s either a genius pivot or a slow-motion car crash.
Ex-Anthropic brainiacs just cashed in a massive $1B valuation to build an autonomous lab assistant that does the PhD work for you. Because apparently, we haven't reached the "AI takes over everything" level fast enough yet.
Google finally stuffed 'computer use' into Gemini 3.5 Flash, letting the AI click, scroll, and type on your desktop and phone. It's supposedly a productivity miracle, though watching a chatbot control your mouse might be the ultimate digital nightmare.
It seems the days of 'move fast and break things' are officially over for OpenAI. Sam Altman is now playing bureaucratic tag with the Trump administration, turning the rollout of GPT-5.6 into a gated VIP club strictly vetted by federal agents.
Forget university ivory towers. Some guy named Tom Di Mino just claimed he solved the ancient Minoan script with a bit of help from Claude Code. It’s either the greatest linguistic breakthrough of the century or just a really, really expensive typo.
DeepSeek finally launched a Vision mode, and it is weirdly adorable. Instead of hallucinating nonsense, this model actually points its digital finger at images like a toddler learning to read, proving that even robots need to slow down and touch the grass.
It seems the world’s most powerful person has had a change of heart regarding Anthropic. After a quick summit handshake, Trump is suddenly playing nice with Amodei, proving once again that geopolitical policy is basically just corporate speed-dating.
The open-source GLM-5.2 has officially humiliated Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 at Design Arena. It turns out that while everyone was chasing 'creativity' and 'variety,' users just wanted a decent website that doesn't look like a neon disco nightmare.