Google has announced that schools restricting access to its AI tools will also lose student access to its search engine. This move aims to simplify the management of AI tools in educational settings.
A new product called Subvocal allows users to communicate with their computers silently using smart glasses. The technology decodes mouthed words into text quickly and discreetly, enhancing user interaction without audible speech.
Fujifilm plans to significantly increase its tape production in response to growing demand for archiving solutions driven by AI. The company highlights the advantages of magnetic tape, including low costs and offline security.
Anthropic is facing challenges with its compute margins, which are deteriorating instead of improving despite expectations.
Google has decided to disable Search for schools that opt out of its AI features, including Gemini and related tools. This means K-12 student accounts will lose access to these services unless school administrators choose to enable them.
OpenAI is attempting to rebrand datacentres, which are often criticized for their high resource consumption and negative public perception. This move comes amid broader discussions about the terminology used in the AI field.
The Guardian is seeking input from bakers and cake enthusiasts about their experiences using AI for creative inspiration in baking. They want to know how AI tools influence the design and ordering of cakes.
Schools that opt to disable Google's AI tools will lose access to Google Search, as the AI features are now embedded within the search engine.
The upcoming 2026 midterm elections are expected to focus on affordability issues, with voters also concerned about topics affecting the tech industry, including data centers and AI safety.
Apple has implemented new App Store rules mandating that dating apps and AI companions featuring sexual or romantic content must be rated for users aged 18 and older.
Apple is leveraging the AI boom effectively while maintaining budget discipline, as indicated by its strong earnings report. The company reported record revenue and earnings per share, with significant growth in iPhone and Mac sales.
Using AI chatbots for voting can lead to issues such as misinformation and bias, making them unreliable for Election Day decisions.
A major deal has been made to transform the Drax power plant site into the UK's largest AI datacentre, involving a £20bn investment from Brookfield and Radiant. This marks a significant shift in the site's use towards AI infrastructure.
A discussion with New York City's mayor covers topics such as data centers, the role of AI in education, and the future direction of the Democratic party ahead of the midterm elections.
Apple's earnings indicate strong performance in its hardware sector despite facing memory issues. The impact of its software developments on this success remains uncertain.
A new method called "reverse game theory" is being developed to encourage compliance among advanced AI models by making rule-following the most logical option. This approach is part of ongoing efforts to align AI behavior with human values and prevent potential misuse.
AI-powered wearables are emerging that can record conversations continuously, raising concerns among privacy advocates about the potential impact on interpersonal interactions and the concept of forgetting.
President Trump has signed an executive order directing government agencies to refer to artificial intelligence as "Super Intelligence." This change is part of a broader initiative related to AI governance.
A new initiative by Visit Iceland seeks to address the fatigue caused by meetings by offering a unique service that provides knitted summaries instead of using AI tools.
Automakers like Tesla, Porsche, and Alfa Romeo are exploring the evolving purpose of cars in an era where machines can drive them. This shift raises important questions for organizations about the future of automotive design and consumer experience.