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Meta is reportedly preparing to launch its next-gen AI model, Avocado, as a closed, paid system in 2026—marking a major shift away from the open-source strategy that helped the company stand out in the global AI race.
Google has introduced a new safety feature called Android Emergency Live Video, allowing users in select regions to share real-time camera footage with emergency responders during critical situations. Starting today, the feature is rolling out across the U.S., and parts of Germany and Mexico for devices running Android 8 or later with Google Play services. […]
OpenAI has unveiled ‘AI Foundations’, a certification programme aimed at standardising AI skills across industries, as organisations struggle to convert AI adoption into real productivity.
The rise of ‘2x culture’ reveals how our need to consume content faster is reshaping attention, memory, and emotional experience in the digital age.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has said that becoming a first-time parent while running one of the world’s most influential AI companies has been made significantly easier with the help of his own creation — ChatGPT. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says ChatGPT has become an essential guide in his early months of parenthood, helping him navigate […]
Facebook has unveiled a refreshed design with a simpler Feed, easier content tools, improved search, and new profile features to help users connect more meaningfully.
The EU may fine Google early next year if Google Play does not meet fair competition rules under the Digital Markets Act, with regulators saying current changes still fall short.
MIT and Empirical Health have created a JEPA-based AI model trained on 3 million person-days of Apple Watch data, offering new possibilities for predicting medical conditions using everyday wearables.
Researchers from three US universities are creating an AI-driven system using sensors and robotics to detect early respiratory disease in cattle, aiming to support farmers and reduce herd losses.
CERT-In has issued a high-severity warning for Google Chrome users on Windows, macOS and Linux, citing multiple vulnerabilities that could allow remote attacks.
Real-time operating systems have become an integral element of today’s embedded engineering. Devices will continue to become smarter, more interconnected, and yet increasingly time-sensitive.
As cryptocurrency becomes common in marriages, divorce lawyers say hidden wallets, volatility and blockchain forensics are transforming property disputes in U.S. courts.
In the global race for the next breakout AI business model, one category is quietly moving from novelty to infrastructure: AI video face swap.
The digital landscape has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade. What once required expensive equipment, specialized skills, and countless hours of manual editing can now be accomplished with just a few clicks.
AI-powered tools are transforming holiday shopping, guiding consumers to niche gifts and reshaping how retailers promote and sell products globally.
Google’s Doppl app now features a shoppable AI video feed that suggests outfits based on user preferences and links directly to merchants.
Android Canary adds new Apple–Google switching tools to simplify data transfer between Android and iPhone; wider rollout expected with future builds.
Nothing Phone (3a) Community Edition launched in India with Frosted Teal design, custom clock face, exclusive wallpapers, and 1,000-unit global limit.
Boston-based Lumia Health has launched smart earrings that track real-time blood flow, offering insights into episodic symptoms often missed by other wearables.
Passport rules require neutral expressions because smiling alters facial features, making identification harder for biometric systems at borders.
