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Meta Lifts the Veil: Ray‑Ban Display Smart Glasses and Neural Band Usher in a New Era
A Glimpse into Tomorrow Imagine strolling through a busy city street, your hands in your pockets, yet you’re checking messages, navigating unknown neighborhoods, and translating foreign signs in real time. All of it happens through your glasses, and with a mere flick of your fingers. At Meta Connect
Google in the Crosshairs: Penske Media’s Antitrust Lawsuit Over AI Content Use
In a bold legal move that could reshape the balance of power between tech giants and content creators, Penske Media Corporation—the publisher behind Rolling Stone, Variety, Billboard, and dozens of other iconic titles—has filed a sweeping antitrust lawsuit against Google. The case, filed in a New Yo
Google Launches AP2: Giving AI Agents the Power to Pay
A New Chapter in Autonomous Commerce Imagine this: your AI assistant keeps an eye on your favorite sneakers. One day, the price drops below $100. Without waking you or sending a ping, it completes the purchase, using your card securely, within limits you’ve approved. It sounds like sci-fi, but today
ChatGPT Hits 700 Million Users—And Most Aren’t Using It for Work
The Rise of AI in Everyday Life Once seen as a workplace productivity tool, ChatGPT is now firmly embedded in people’s daily lives. According to new data from OpenAI and researchers at Duke and Harvard, more than half of ChatGPT usage now comes from non-work-related activities. With over 700 million
OpenAI’s GPT-5 Codex: The AI Coding Assistant That Thinks Before It Acts
When Machines Learn to Take Their Time In an era where speed is often prized above all else, OpenAI has taken a different approach with the latest evolution of its coding assistant. The new GPT-5 Codex doesn’t just respond quickly; it responds wisely—even if that takes hours. The upgraded model, ann
Silent Exodus: How AI’s Arrival Is Fueling a Talent Drain in Enterprises
As artificial intelligence sweeps through boardrooms and workflows, many organizations are racing to adopt the latest tools. But behind the scenes, a quieter crisis is unfolding: top performers are slipping away, internal career paths are shrinking, and unclear communication about AI strategy is lea
We Are in an AI Bubble — And That’s Not All Bad
The Catchy Question We’ve heard it before: from venture capitalists, senior executives, journalists. “Are we in an AI bubble?” Bret Taylor, board chair at OpenAI and CEO of Sierra, doesn’t dodge the question. In a recent interview, he answered yes — but with a caveat: that doesn’t mean the sky is fa
Broadcom Bets Big on AI Native VMware—But It’s a Long Game
In a landscape where every major tech player is chasing large language models, AI-built stack upgrades, and cloud-native hype, Broadcom’s recent move to make VMware AI-native signals not just opportunism—but a strategic shift. Yet beneath the product announcements lies a balancing act: modernizing l
California Poised to Be First State Requiring Safety Rules for AI “Companion” Chatbots
A New Chapter in AI Oversight Artificial intelligence companions—once the stuff of speculative fiction—are now squarely in the crosshairs of state regulation. California is on the verge of enacting SB 243, a groundbreaking bill that would impose safety and transparency standards on a rapidly growing