When local regulators demand total control over your digital brain, corporate principles vanish fast. Tech giants will happily swap their Western AI partners if it means keeping a massive foot in the world's biggest market.
While Western tech giants are busy suing each other over poached designers, Chinese startup StepFun built a phone that literally orders your food and pays for your taxi while you stare into the void.
It took OpenAI two years of building superintelligence to figure out how a basic search bar works, but the day has finally arrived.
GitHub just dropped an AI security checker right inside pull requests to catch flaws where CodeQL can't reach. Because what your pipeline really needed was a probabilistic robot burning paid credits to give you non-blocking advice on your code.
Samsung added anti-peeking tech to its newest flagship, but early buyers are getting a creepy permanent red tint on their displays instead.
Talking to AI used to feel like yelling at a glorified microwave, but Anthropic just turned Claude into an actual AI assistant that browses work tools while listening to your voice.
The financial isolation tour from the EU just dropped its latest package, and suddenly every major digital wallet in Moscow is reassuring users that totally nothing bad is happening.
<p>The Pentagon finally realized that funding scientific research alongside state-backed Russian academic hubs might not be the most brilliant strategy for national security.</p>
Because reading video titles was apparently too exhausting, YouTube is throwing an AI chatbot directly into the search bar to summarize videos instead of making people watch them.
An engineer from Apple and Meta built a physical mixing console for neural networks, turning terrifying linear algebra into an arcade game.
When a shiny new AI coding agent promises not to peek at private code, developers expect actual privacy. Turns out SpaceXAI took a slightly more liberal approach to server boundaries.
OpenAI released GPT-5.6 while developer Jarred Sumner used Anthropic AI to port half a million lines of code in under two weeks, leaving traditional software architecture in the dust.