Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis says the massive funding for AI startups with no product is “unsustainable” and looks “bubble-like.” He argues Google is insulated from any crash and maintains a six-month lead over Chinese AI labs.
Embedded finance is delivering real revenue for B2B platforms. The focus has shifted from adding features to perfecting core integrations like payments and digital wallets.
Classic Fallout RPGs may finally get a modern upgrade. According to a new report, remasters for Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas are planned for release on platforms including the PS5. This would bring the beloved titles natively to current-gen consoles for the first time.
Microsoft Loop isn’t a graphics editor, but one designer found it indispensable for organizing the entire creative process. By embedding images and keeping notes in sync, it solves the clutter problem. Here’s how it works and where it falls short.
Janet Yellen is sounding a major alarm on the U.S. national debt, saying it’s testing a dangerous threshold. Meanwhile, analysts are already looking at the key forces that will shape crypto in 2026.
Gigabyte has unveiled its new laptop range for 2026 at CES, featuring three distinct models. The lineup is led by the surprisingly thin Aorus Master 16 flagship and expands the company’s AI-powered GiMATE software ecosystem.
The tech giants have reached a “settlement in principle” in multiple cases where families allege AI chatbots contributed to their children’s deaths. This comes amid a broader legal reckoning for AI companies over user safety.
A new report details how Western banks are pulling back from financing data centers and AI chip purchases over fears of U.S. regulatory backlash. Deals involving JPMorgan and a $300 million loan for Nvidia hardware are now in limbo.
Eric Schmidt’s foundation is making one of the largest private investments in astronomy history. The plan includes a 3.1-meter space telescope named Lazuli and three novel ground arrays to create a first-of-its-kind observatory system for time-domain science.
Chip design giant Arm is launching a new “Physical AI” business unit focused on robotics and automotive. The move comes amid a surge of hype, especially around humanoids, at CES. But turning potential into profit is the real challenge.
