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A top economist has warned that utilizing AI is only helping the world’s biggest technology firms – with most of the other large organization’s yet to see any significant benefits.
Russian drones are using Chinese mesh networking technology to communicate over Ukraine, a new investigation has claimed.
General Motors is adding a personal AI assistant to OnStar as part of a broader makeover of the subscription-based connected car service that the U.S. automaker launched 30 years ago.
Gemini Notebook is a helpful tool for digesting large amounts of information. One way this is done is by breaking down your material into structured formats such as Audio Overviews and Study Aids, like flashcards. After a new update, you’ll soon have more creative control over the output from two of these formats.
It’s not often that your mobile carrier gives you extra without asking for more money in return. Straight Talk is bucking that trend with the latest refresh of its unlimited plans, adding more hotspot data, international benefits, and faster 5G access to its cheapest tier, all without raising monthly base prices.
Samsung Galaxy XCover phones have never been about flashy cameras or impossibly thin designs. They’re built for people who need a phone that can survive demanding workplaces and the occasional nasty drop. Last year’s Galaxy XCover 7 family continued that tradition with a rugged design, removable battery, and seven years of software support. It even…
Healthcare operators can now conversationally ask what’s working in their automations, what’s at risk, and what to do next, and get answers grounded in their own live workflows.
New research can help AI models understand crystalline materials in 3D and reason about their properties. Zach Winn|MIT News Publication Date: October 18, 2026
Facebook is the latest social media platform to give users greater control over the algorithmthat determines what appears in their feeds.
When I first got my hands on the iPhone Duo, I admittedly dismissed the unfolding animation that would soon become a highlight of online discourse. I was less interested in the smooth transition as content shifted from one screen to another and more focused on details such as the matte inner display and seemingly invisible…