Lovable has rolled out a new mobile experience for developers who want to build without being tethered to a desktop. The company’s vibe coding app is now available on both iOS and Android, bringing its “vibe code” workflow to the…
The courtroom drama between Elon Musk and Sam Altman is no longer just a headline—it’s becoming a referendum on how the most influential AI lab in the world should be governed, what “mission” means when technology becomes a business, and…
The courtroom doors have finally opened for one of the most consequential—and oddly personal—legal fights in modern tech. Elon Musk and OpenAI are now in the trial phase, with both sides aiming to settle a dispute that goes far beyond…
YouTube is quietly experimenting with a new way to search—one that doesn’t just return videos, but tries to guide you through an answer. According to reporting, the feature is being rolled out to Premium subscribers in the United States first,…
Reddit has always sold a particular kind of internet: one built from communities rather than algorithms, from people talking to other people rather than users being herded toward whatever keeps them scrolling longest. For years, that model was treated as…
Neurable, a Canadian brain-computer interface (BCI) startup known for pursuing “non-invasive” neural sensing, is reportedly moving toward a licensing strategy aimed at bringing its technology into the consumer wearable market. The company’s pitch is straightforward: instead of requiring implants or…
Enterprise AI agents are moving from “cool demo” to “operational reality,” and that shift is forcing a new kind of engineering discipline. It’s no longer enough for an agent to be capable in a lab environment; it has to behave…
Otter is rolling out two updates aimed at a very specific pain point in modern work: the constant context switching between tools, and the equally constant scramble to capture what was said before it disappears into meeting recordings, chat threads,…
Google has reportedly signed a classified agreement with the US Department of Defense that would allow the Pentagon to use Google’s AI models for “any lawful government purpose,” according to a report from The Information. The deal, if confirmed, marks…
Last August, in a window of time when “AI for security” still sounded like a promise more than a practice, some of the best cybersecurity teams in the world gathered in Las Vegas for DARPA’s Artificial Intelligence Cyber Challenge (AIxCC).…
Across rural America, a familiar pattern is repeating itself—only now the project on the horizon isn’t a factory or a highway interchange. It’s an AI-linked data centre: a sprawling campus of servers, cooling systems, backup power, and the energy and…
Jury selection is often described as a procedural step—something that happens before the “real” story begins. But in high-profile tech litigation, jury selection can become its own kind of headline, because it reveals how public perception, media narratives, and personal…