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There are plenty of grand ideas about what AI could eventually do for healthcare, whether discovering new drugs or acting as an interactive medical historian for everyone. But a viral Reddit post offers a better, and much simpler vision for AI doctoring.

Workers across the globe are increasingly being observed by their managers using AI-based monitoring tools, and want legally enforceable disclosure of the fact, according to a new survey which highlights changing workplace trends in light of the march towards ever-more AI use.

F-Droid has helped Android users discover and install free and open-F-Droid 2.0, describing it as the app’s biggest update in 10 years. The release follows more than a year of development and 14 test builds, bringing a complete redesign alongside major changes to how users discover, install and manage their apps

A false intelligence assessment nearly triggered a US military invasion of a Chinese vessel after AI-assisted analysis wrongly identified its cargo.

CNN’s sources claim the US nearly attacked a Chinese ship it believed was carrying nuclear weapon components.

Disney+just rolled out a feature that could help put an end to incessantly browsing for a movie or TV show to watch — and it’s made one of thebest streaming services even better.

driven vibe coding has sharply lowered barriers to app development, but making real money requires market understanding, product completeness and distribution strategy more than code, an analysis showed

Google’s post-launch software cadence is moving fast, and Pixel owners won’t have to wait long for the next major quarterly refresh. Industry timeline tracking points to the stable release of Android 17 QPR1 landing as early as September 14, arriving hand-in-hand with the latest Pixel Feature Drop.

Unmonitored deployment of AI tools is a risk to security, and puts data at risk, a new study has claimed.