Digital artist Beeple has created a bizarre installation for Art Basel Miami. His “Regular Animals” exhibit features robot dogs with the heads of tech titans that observe visitors and poop out AI-generated pictures.
According to Forbes, RTX stock is near a key moving average, a signal that has preceded gains 71% of the time in the last decade. The company also just announced a strategic collaboration with Amazon Web Services.
Reddit is making a major change to its default user experience. CEO Steve Huffman announced the platform will stop showing the r/popular feed to new users, stating it “sucks” and no longer represents what’s truly popular.
XELA Robotics has integrated its uSkin tactile sensors into a Tesollo DG-5F robotic hand. The sensors provide a sense of touch down to 0.1 grams of force. The tech will be on display at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.
In a major talent raid, Meta has poached Apple’s head of UI design, Alan Dye. He’ll lead a new creative studio for Reality Labs, aiming to blend design, fashion, and tech for future products.
Fin, a startup from ex-Citadel engineers, just raised $17 million to build a global payments app using stablecoins. It’s targeting large transfers, like hundreds of thousands of dollars, that are clunky with traditional banks. The app plans to pilot with import/export businesses next month.
A major EU research project is taking a radical approach to securing future 6G networks: copying the human body. The NATWORK consortium is developing an AI-driven “autoimmunity” system for telecoms, funded with over €6.1 million. The goal is to create networks that can learn, adapt, and defend thems
ING is launching a dedicated private markets business, aiming to connect alternative capital with corporate clients. The move follows a broader banking trend but comes with significant execution risks.
Spotify has launched its 2025 Wrapped experience, and it’s packed with new social features. Users can now join “clubs,” compete in a “Wrapped Party” mode, and see new data like top albums and audiobook genres. It’s a clear move to make your music taste a shared, competitive event.
Stablecoins are hitting a wall as they try to go mainstream with enterprises. The very complexity they were meant to solve is back, but now it’s scattered across a maze of crypto rails. The industry’s answer? A new kind of clearinghouse.
