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Hyderabad: Google has changed its privacy policy, and it could affect how a user’s personal data is used for advertising. If a user uses personalised Artificial Intelligence (AI) features in or Gemini, the company may now use their activity on other connected Google services to show them targeted ads. Let’s see what has changed and…

The active abandonment of long service life may be the inherent destiny of low-spec models.

A traffic spike hits your self-hosted text-to-speech (TTS) endpoint, and requests start queueing. Latency climbs past your service level objective (SLO) right when the most callers are listening. The auto scaling policy behind that endpoint was supposed to prevent this, but the target value it scales on was a guess, and guesses like that fail…

Earlier this week a new method of Spotify Family plan verification came to light and, in its latest earnings call, Spotify says that it’s not a “crackdown,” but also something that doesn’t have an “end date.”

Sony has released four software updates for its current-gen system in the past five weeks. Many observers think that’s no coincidence, given progress on the PS5 console jailbreak. After Sony already blocked exploits with firmware 14.00 and 14.10, 14.20 may aim to prevent further breakthroughs.

Psychologist Abraham Maslow once warned: “It is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail.” Agentic AI is becoming the enterprise version of that hammer.

Because you probably don’t want your stereo on at full blast the moment you start your car.

Sending every prompt to one large model is expensive, fragile, and often unnecessary. A hybrid AI router matches each request to the right model: small for simple work, frontier for hard reasoning, local for private data. Here’s how the pattern works, drawn out step by step.

It is almost unbelievable that a bird weighing less than a single AA battery can survive sub-zero nights, but black-capped chickadees are absolute winter tough guys.

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