Read MoreChloe Nakamura2026-06-23Inside GPT-5.6: Quiet Advances That Could Reshape AILeaks suggest OpenAI may unveil GPT-5.6 around June 25, with Mini, Standard, and Pro tiers. Reported upgrades include stronger reasoning, a higher internal "juice" value, and 1.5 million token memory, but responses may be slower.
Read MoreChloe Nakamura2026-06-222Why Musk Wants Governments to Send Cash to CitizensElon Musk urged the U.S. Treasury to deposit cash directly into citizens' accounts to counter AI-driven shifts in production and income. The idea revives debates about wealth distribution, a possible national stake in AI firms, and worker protections.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-222Why Nobel Winner John Jumper Just Left DeepMind for AnthropicJohn Jumper, Nobel-winning creator of AlphaFold, has left DeepMind to join Anthropic. His move, coming days after another senior AI exit, spotlights fierce competition for AI talent and startups' push into bioscience.
Read MoreChloe Nakamura2026-06-222Samsung's Pet Care Tool Spots Health Issues from PhotosAt VivaTech 2026 Samsung unveiled Pet Care: an AI feature that analyzes a single photo to flag dental issues, cataracts and patellar problems in pets. It’s a screening aid, not a vet replacement.
Read MoreChloe Nakamura2026-06-222Gemini Live Now Remembers Conversations, Upends Voice AIGoogle has added conversation memory to Gemini Live, allowing the voice assistant to recall past details and provide personalized replies. The feature is currently limited to English users in the U.S. and is rolling out gradually.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-19ChatGPT Hits 1.1B Users as Rivals Eat Its Market ShareChatGPT reached 1.1 billion monthly users even as its market share slipped to 46.4%. Giants like Gemini and Claude are gaining ground while spending on chatbot services surged to about €3.9 billion H1 this year.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-182Why OpenAI's 2025 Losses Mask a Fast-Growing EngineOpenAI reported a roughly €35.9 billion net loss for 2025 driven by a one-off accounting hit and massive R&D and operating costs. Revenue surged, but spending and valuation dynamics now shape the IPO narrative.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-17Investors Sue Microsoft Over Alleged AI ExaggerationShareholders have sued Microsoft in Seattle, alleging the company overstated AI progress and hid Azure softness. The case spotlights massive infrastructure spending—about €134.3 billion planned—and whether AI deliverables justify the costs.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-17Why SpaceX Paid €55.8 Billion to Acquire Cursor Right NowSpaceX stunned markets by agreeing to buy AI coding platform Cursor for €55.8 billion. The deal, with a €9.3 billion walkaway clause, aims to speed coding automation, win enterprise customers, and close gaps with rivals.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-17Why Qualcomm Thinks AI Agents Will Replace Apps SoonQualcomm is developing over 40 wearable device concepts to make always-on AI agents the primary interface, shifting interaction away from traditional apps toward smart glasses, digital jewelry and ear devices.
Read MoreChloe Nakamura2026-06-14GLM-5.2 Lands: A New Powerhouse for Code and ReasoningZai unveils GLM-5.2: a developer-focused AI model with a one-million-token context window, improved long-range reasoning and dual reasoning modes. API and chatbot access begin next week; source is MIT-licensed this week.
Read MoreChloe Nakamura2026-06-13Why Meta's €1.85 Billion AI Chip Gamble Is Quietly StalledMeta's €1.85 billion acquisition of Rivos has hit hurdles: layoffs, a paused AI-training chip, and integration challenges. This article examines why custom silicon at Meta stalled and what may come next.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-12Google Brings Gemini in Chrome to Latin America, AfricaGoogle has rolled Gemini into Chrome for desktop and iOS across Latin America, Africa and the Middle East, offering tab-aware AI features like summaries, image generation with Nano Banana 2, and deep Calendar, Maps and Gmail integration.
Read MoreChloe Nakamura2026-06-11How Samsung Reclaimed DRAM Crown as AI Demand SurgedSamsung surged to the top of the global DRAM market in Q1 2026 as AI-driven demand for HBM and DDR5 pushed DRAM revenue to about €89.3 billion. Samsung posted €34.4 billion in DRAM sales, expanding its market lead.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-102Inside China's First Humanoid Robot Training AcademyShanghai's new humanoid robot academy will train over 100 robots in 45 core skills, producing about 50,000 daily data points to build a shared learning cloud that accelerates robot readiness across industries.
Read MoreChloe Nakamura2026-06-092When Chatbots Point the Wrong Way: AI Suggests Scam ShopsSecurity researchers warn that ChatGPT can surface cloned online stores and scam links by absorbing malicious web pages into its training data. Learn how these schemes work and simple steps to avoid losing money or banking details.
Read MoreChloe Nakamura2026-06-092Inside Apple Intelligence: What iOS 27 Brings to AIApple announced Apple Intelligence at WWDC, packing iOS 27, iPadOS 27 and macOS 27 with features like Spatial Reframing, Image Playground, smarter Safari and on-device privacy tools that change everyday workflows.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-082Humanoid Robots Begin Sorting Parcels at China Post HubChina Post has deployed RobotEra's Xingdong M7 humanoid units at a Guangzhou sorting center, claiming 1,200 packages per hour. The move highlights rising trust in domestic robotics while raising real-world efficiency questions.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-04Alphabet Unveils €74.4 Billion Plan to Scale AI GloballyAlphabet will raise €74.4 billion through stock sales, including a €9.3 billion investment from Berkshire Hathaway, to expand AI infrastructure, scale datacenters and cloud capacity, and fund rising capital expenditures.
Read MoreEmma Collins2026-06-012Meta’s New AI Pendant Could Quietly Remember EverythingMeta is testing an AI-powered pendant that records and summarizes conversations, while expanding smart glasses and a Wearables for Work subscription. The move raises privacy and enterprise trust questions.