Leading IT research firm Gartner is telling organizations to block all AI-powered browsers for the foreseeable future. Their new analysis highlights severe risks of data leaks and autonomous agents making costly, erroneous actions on behalf of users.
Headspace is betting its 15-year brand on AI. CEO Tom Pickett, who took over in August 2023, is pushing the company into employer health plans and launching a voice-enabled chatbot, despite industry skepticism and internal layoffs.
OpenAI’s role as a market catalyst is reversing. After GPT-5’s mixed reception and Alphabet’s Gemini success, investors are questioning OpenAI’s massive spending and path to profit, dragging down its partner stocks.
Microsoft is rolling out the Windows 11 2025 Update, also known as version 25H2. You can get it faster by changing a Windows Update setting, but there are risks to jumping on the bleeding edge.
A new analysis cuts through the hype around AI coding assistants. It turns out they struggle with large codebases, repeat errors, and ignore security best practices, making them far from autonomous.
Apple is about to release iPadOS 26.2, and it directly addresses one of the biggest complaints about the iPadOS 26 overhaul. The update restores the simple drag-and-drop gestures for Split View and Slide Over that users lost.
Coinbase is letting Indian users sign up again after a two-year hiatus, but only for crypto-to-crypto trades for now. The exchange plans to finally launch a fiat on-ramp in 2026, betting big on a market with notoriously harsh crypto taxes.
According to Anthropic’s Amanda Askell, a trained philosopher, effective AI prompting requires clear, explicit communication. She advises treating AI like a new employee who needs precise instructions to perform well.
Deleting a file from your SSD doesn’t make it disappear instantly. The data lingers until a background process cleans it up, which affects your chances of recovery. Understanding this process is key for both privacy and accidental deletion.
Jason Kilar, the former CEO of WarnerMedia, has publicly warned that a sale of Warner Bros. Discovery to Netflix would be a disaster for competition. He argues it would create a streaming behemoth controlling nearly half the market, leading to higher prices and fewer choices.
