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The AI boom is measured in zeros and it's mostly a debt two companies can't afford.

The smart home is broken. Blame the "upgrade." Ask Amazon's Alexa or Google Assistant for lights now, and you’re often met with silence.

Every new tool for AI agents promises to cut the manual labor. This one might actually do it.

The digital deluge of files, scripts, binaries, documents, logs, pours into every pipeline, each one a potential vector for chaos or compromise.

The next big shift in Apple’s software strategy is arriving with a quiet but seismic change: iOS 27 will let you summon generative AI from any...

Google Maps now has a chat feature, and it will sit at the top of the app. You can't hide it.

Anthropic wants two hundred dollars a month from you for a coding assistant. A tool called Goose will do the same job for nothing.

Google’s latest AI tutoring experiment didn’t revolutionize learning. It just bumped a student’s odds of solving a new problem by a little more than...

The fashion industry is a landfill engine. We buy cheap clothes, wear them twice, and dump them.

Google added new visual styles to the narrated summaries NotebookLM creates from uploaded documents.

The data you already own holds answers you haven’t asked for, if only you had the right tools to extract them.

Google's annual holiday pitch remains unchanged: just look at your phone. This year, the company unveiled three new AI stunts designed to make you...

OpenAI's "Spud" just knocked Claude off its perch. The frontier model race has a new leader, and the timing couldn't be more charged.

Amazon is quietly gutting its AI partner for parts. The bill is coming due. According to The Information, starting next year, Amazon’s payments to...

Google Search used to return a list. Now it offers an answer, and then it waits for your next question.

Google Opal joins the crowded field of AI automation tools. Its solution to the universal problem of the blank page, however, is concrete: bypass the...

Most AI models fall apart on long jobs. They lose track, start repeating themselves, and forget why they did anything three steps ago.

Every tech company is now trying to build its own AI pin. Apple’s will be the one that actually ships, probably late, and for a price that makes you...

Most AI demos are fake. A model spits out plausible text, a human edits it later, and everyone pretends the machine did the work.

Google started adding its Gemini AI assistant directly into Google Docs and Sheets this week.