Mark Zuckerberg is preparing deep cuts to Meta’s Reality Labs division, the unit behind the metaverse. The move comes after the division has lost over $70 billion since 2021. Investors are cheering as the company pivots resources toward AI.
Google has begun the global rollout of Chrome 143, a December update addressing 13 security vulnerabilities. The patch includes fixes for four high-severity flaws that could have allowed remote code execution.
According to XDA-Developers, OnlyOffice is a free, open-source document editor that uses the same native format as Microsoft Word, ensuring perfect file compatibility. It offers a familiar ribbon interface, advanced features like mail merge and PDF forms, and supports plugins for AI tools, all witho
Elon Musk’s X has been hit with a massive €135 million ($140 million) fine by the European Commission. The penalty targets the platform’s “deceptive” paid verification system and its failure to meet ad transparency rules under the Digital Services Act.
A new Harvard Youth Poll reveals a generation under strain, with 59% seeing AI as a threat to their job prospects. The challenge for leaders is shifting the narrative from job loss to job transformation.
The shift to hybrid work isn’t just about logistics. It’s creating a massive, unmeasured burden of emotional labor as employees constantly decode digital tone and manage invisible coordination.
Google is testing a new feature that could save time for users juggling multiple Chrome profiles. A simple button would open every profile on your device at once, though it’s currently limited to pre-release versions and systems with fewer than five profiles.
Anaconda is bringing its open-source curation model to the AI world with AI Catalyst. The new suite offers a vetted catalog of models and tools designed to speed up development while tackling data governance and security headaches, especially in regulated industries. It’s launching on AWS now, with
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 CEO Steve Huffman announced the platform will stop showing the r/popular feed to new users, stating it “sucks” and no longer represents what’s truly popular.
A motion-controlled gaming cube called the NEX Playground is having a shockingly big holiday season. According to sales data, it was the #2 selling hardware in the US last week, beating the PS5.
