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Nvidia says Google’s new Gemini-infused laptops are slated to get GeForce Now support before the year is up, which is perfect because Googlebooks don’t exactly pack a ton of power.

Meta is making another concession to privacy critics as it tries to get ahead of the ongoing privacy backlash against its AI glasses. Now, the company says it will allow people to opt out of having their “visual data” from the glasses used for AI training.

The news that Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) fined Google €403 million (around $462 million) for the unlawful processing of users’ location data may sound like a monumental victory for consumer privacy. Yet, industry experts are already warning that the fine is simply too small to force a change in corporate behavior.

The company blames technical errors and a difference of opinion on how wages should be calculated for pay irregularities.

US President Donald Trump says the term artificial intelligence (AI) makes the technology “sound fake” and wants it to be called “super intelligence”.

The European Commission has proposed a new rating scheme for data centers in a bid to have them report metrics like energy efficiency and water consumption more transparently.

Plenty of people want to buy electric vehicles, but not everyone is prepared to shell out for an upgrade to their home’s electrical service just to add an EV charger. The worry is reasonable. One study found that upgrading things like electrical panels (that box in the garage or basement that delivers power throughout a…

The country’s Ministry of Transport granted provisional approval for the driver assistance system.

Almost every fresh graduate entering the labor market today shares the same anxious thoughts:entry jobs are disappearing, asAIsiphons them off. And they do have a reason to worry: U.S. entry-level job postings have fallen about35 percentsince January 2023, according to labor research firm Revelio Labs. s’