SaaStr founder Jason Lemkin says he’s done hiring humans for sales after two reps quit in May. The company now uses 20 AI agents to do the work of 10 people. But experts warn this shift comes with major security risks.
AI agents are set to become autonomous digital workers in 2026, reshaping entire organizations. But the risks are huge, from security flaws to cultural fallout. Many companies are heading into this new era completely unprepared.
Lenovo is revising its Legion Go 2 handheld with Valve’s SteamOS. The new version, launching in June, will cost $1,200—$150 less than the Windows 11 model—and promises better gaming performance on the same high-end hardware.
A new wave of AI-powered fitness coaches promises to solve our motivation and scheduling problems. According to a Wall Street Journal test, they can be helpful, but they’re not a magic bullet for sticking to your resolutions.
Apple has released data showing Apple Watch users significantly boost and maintain exercise levels well into the new year. The findings challenge the concept of “Quitter’s Day,” the second Friday in January when many abandon resolutions.
If you’ve ever used a Mac, you know how indispensable the spacebar-press Quick Look feature is. On Windows, the built-in Preview Pane just doesn’t cut it. A free app called QuickLook finally bridges that gap, and its plugin system makes it even more powerful.
Analysts are bullish on Baidu’s plan to spin off its AI chip subsidiary, Kunlunxin. Jefferies sees a 39% upside for the stock, raising its price target to $181. The move aims to showcase the chip unit’s standalone value and broaden its financing.
AI terminology is exploding faster than the tech itself. CNET has compiled a crucial glossary of 61 terms, from “hallucination” to “paperclip maximizer,” to help you navigate the conversation. Here are the highlights and why they matter.
Final Fantasy XIV director Naoki Yoshida has teased a port for Nintendo Switch. During a 2026 New Year event, he told players to “please look forward to it,” building on earlier discussions from 2024 and 2025.
A new report suggests the regulatory whirlwind of 2025 was just a warm-up. Next year, fights over crypto legislation, federal AI preemption, and algorithmic pricing will hit a boiling point, all while a major trade conflict with Europe simmers.
