Apple has rolled out a new privacy feature for select iPhone and iPad models that limits the precision of location data shared with your cell carrier. The feature, available now on a handful of global networks, is a direct response to increasing surveillance and hacking of telecom data.
Oracle’s massive bet on AI data centers is spooking Wall Street. The stock has lost over half its value from last year’s record high, wiping out roughly $463 billion in market cap amid concerns over unclear returns.
According to LinkedIn, AI is currently a net job creator, spawning 1.3 million “new collar” roles globally between 2023 and 2025. But with 70% of the average job’s skills expected to change by 2030, the real challenge is the massive reskilling ahead.
Coinbase has seen its market cap plunge by $8.5 billion in just one week, with the stock down 13%. The downturn follows negative analyst moves and a broader crypto sell-off. Investors are left wondering what’s next.
According to Forbes, Wayfair’s supply chain engineering teams, led by Nirmal Jingar, generated millions in business value by modernizing core systems with AI. The key was treating AI as a leadership mandate, not just a tech project, to improve decisioning and efficiency across their global network o
Google has agreed to a $135 million settlement over allegations it collected Android users’ cellular data without consent. The deal could see users get up to $100 each and requires Google to change some data practices.
The music streaming service Deezer is making its internal tool for spotting AI-generated music available to other companies. This move comes as platforms like Suno and Udio make it harder to tell human-made from synthetic tracks, forcing the entire industry to adapt.
A new Chinese startup called Gestala is developing a non-invasive brain-computer interface using ultrasound. Its first goal is to treat chronic pain, but the long-term vision is far more ambitious. The technical hurdles, however, are massive.
Meta reported a huge Q4 2025, beating revenue forecasts. But the real story is a massive planned spending surge on AI for 2026, even as its Reality Labs division continues to burn cash.
Researchers used a custom AI trained on Raphael’s authenticated works to analyze the *Madonna della Rosa*. The algorithm, with 98% accuracy, confirmed the master painted most of it, but found St. Joseph’s face was likely done by another artist, possibly a pupil.
