OpenAI is launching a new ChatGPT Health experience designed to provide personalized wellness advice. It allows US users to upload medical records and connect apps like Apple Health, with data kept isolated from other chats.
Cybercriminals are using a sophisticated social engineering attack that mimics a Windows crash. The campaign targets the European hotel industry, tricking staff into pasting malicious code.
The TIOBE Index for January 2026 is out, and while C# took the 2025 crown, it’s C’s persistent strength that’s turning heads. Python remains untouchable at the top, but the battle for the spots below is getting interesting.
The author details his journey from an Amiga user in the late 1980s to building his first PC with an AMD 386SX chip for college. His opinion on Microsoft changed after exposure to Windows for Workgroups, a pre-release of Office 6.0, and the beta of Windows 95.
An AI chatbot built to help Alaskans with probate court forms has been stuck in development for over a year. Despite known issues with hallucinations and user annoyance, its team says it’s ready for a public launch in late January after dramatically lowering expectations.
Meta is internally testing a simple basketball game for Threads direct messages. The feature, spotted by a reverse engineer, aims to let friends compete within chats. It’s part of a broader push to add features and catch up to rivals.
Structured, an AI-native partner marketing platform, has appointed enterprise software veteran Stacey Epstein as its new CEO. Founder Daniel Nissan is stepping down but will remain an advisor. The company is also launching its next-generation platform in Q1 2026.
NinjaOne, an IT management platform, announced it has topped $500 million in annualized recurring revenue. The company saw nearly 70% year-over-year revenue growth and now serves over 35,000 customers. President Chris Matarese forecasts another 60-70% growth for 2026.
The scam economy has evolved into a fast-moving industry, using social engineering and AI to target not just the elderly but also digitally-native Gen Z and millennials. Payment platforms like Block and PayPal are trying to fight back with targeted warnings and reimbursement programs, but the damage
Nvidia is escalating its cloud gaming war on two fronts. New native Linux support targets Valve’s Steam Machine, while expanded peripheral and Fire TV support broadens its appeal. With hardware costs soaring, the $19.99 Ultimate tier is looking like a smarter value play.
