Samsung launches six products at Galaxy Unpacked in London, including its first Ultra foldable, a reimagined Fold8, and AI eyewear with Gentle Monster ...

A Redfin poll finds 53% of Americans oppose an AI data centre nearby, more than any other building. But in Virginia, they are quietly funding schools.

Velocity, backed by AppLovin and a $27M seed round, is building ad-monetization infrastructure for AI apps, arguing intent-based advertising can fund free access where subscriptions fall short.

Nine requirements management tools for medical device development ranked by traceability, compliance support, and regulatory readiness for FDA and EU MDR.

NEURA Robotics is opening a network of ‘gyms’ where robots train under real conditions. Its bet: Physical AI’s real bottleneck is experience, not brains.

Block’s Buzz is a free, open-source Slack rival where humans and AI agents share a workspace, and every agent gets its own portable identity.

Broker ISBNdb is selling AI labs pre-2022 print books as the last slop-free training data. Scanning them means shredding the books, quietly.

A secondary share sale values Revolut at $115 billion, up 53% from November, as it becomes the first global fintech with an Australian banking licence ...

OpenAI has named Nubank’s David Vélez and BNY’s Robin Vince to its boards, adding Wall Street pedigree as it eyes a possible 2027 stock market debut.

Substack partnered with the detector Pangram so readers can scan posts for how much a human wrote versus AI. It calls the deception Claudefishing.

As BCIs move from laboratories towards commercial use, unequal access could separate people not only by income or connectivity, but by physical and cognitive capability.

To prove the anti-AI Pope’s words were human, Australia’s Proudly Human certified his writings using a suite of the very AI detectors AI has spawned.