Artificial intelligence represents a unique technological revolution that addresses both systemic and psychological barriers to adoption. Unlike previous innovations that faced decades of resistance, AI may accelerate its own acceptance while teaching us to embrace change.
Google appears to be testing a solution to one of photographers’ biggest frustrations with Google Photos. The potential feature would allow users to exclude RAW files from automatic backups, addressing storage concerns that emerged after a controversial policy change two years ago.
Meta’s new Mixed Reality Link feature transforms Quest headsets into portable multi-monitor workstations. At just $300, the Quest 3S offers similar functionality to Apple’s $3,500 Vision Pro, potentially democratizing mixed reality productivity.
Data centers are no longer just power consumers—they’re economic engines generating massive local benefits. But outdated regulatory models threaten to leave states behind in the race for digital infrastructure investment.
Samsung has launched the fourth beta version of One UI 8 Watch for Galaxy Watch 6 devices. The update process remains straightforward through the Galaxy Wearable app as testing continues.
The Department of Homeland Security has eliminated automatic work permit extensions, creating immediate legal and operational challenges for companies and immigrant workers. This policy reversal threatens to disrupt industries already facing labor shortages.
Nvidia is leveraging its AI supremacy to tackle humanity’s biggest challenges. The chipmaker’s new quantum architecture and fusion simulations could accelerate breakthroughs in clean energy and computing.
As AI budgets tighten, IT leaders are shifting from experimental projects to implementations that deliver immediate, measurable value. A new Gartner survey reveals the pragmatic reality facing enterprise AI adoption. Here’s what this means for the future of AI investment.
Apple’s decision to absorb $3.4 billion in tariffs rather than pass costs to consumers reveals deeper strategic thinking. This analysis examines the financial implications and what it says about Apple’s market dominance versus alternative investments.
An Italian indie developer accidentally named their game “Shitty Dungeon” in Japanese, leading to unexpected viral success. The mistranslation sparked social media buzz and dramatically increased Steam wishlists, demonstrating how localization errors can sometimes create marketing magic.
