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Continue reading →: Qualcomm turns Hexagon mobile NPUs into rack-scale AI inference chips with AI200 and AI250Qualcomm is adapting its Hexagon mobile NPUs into rack-scale AI inference chips, with the AI200 due next year and the AI250 in 2027; early partner Humain, backed by Saudi Arabias PIF, will deploy the systems designed for energy efficient inference.
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Continue reading →: The Next Legal Frontier: Your Face, AI, and the Fight Over Likeness RightsAI generated faces and voices, highlighted by the 2023 faux-Drake track “Heart on My Sleeve,” are testing laws on likeness and platform responsibility. This article explains legal gaps, platform roles, emerging cases, and practical steps for creators and everyday people.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI’s GPT-5 Company Knowledge: ChatGPT That Searches Your Slack, Drive, and CodeOpenAI added a GPT-5 powered company knowledge feature to ChatGPT that can search Slack, Google Drive, SharePoint, GitHub, and other workplace tools at once. It is rolling out to Business, Enterprise, and Education users, and it includes date filters, explicit citations, and manual activation per conversation.
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Continue reading →: Microsoft Edge’s Copilot Mode turns on chat, cross-tab summaries, and agent actionsMicrosoft launched Copilot Mode in Edge, adding a chat in each new tab, cross-tab summaries, Journeys for organized history, and preview agent actions that can act for you. These features can speed up browsing but have reliability and privacy trade offs.
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Continue reading →: Amazon’s new robots and Project Eluna explained: what Blue Jay, agentic AI, AR glasses, and VR training mean for workers and deliveryAmazon revealed ten robots and AI systems, including Blue Jay and Project Eluna, saying the tech helps workers and speeds up Same-Day delivery; internal documents and CEO statements suggest automation may still reduce headcount.
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Continue reading →: OpenAI’s New Browser: A Direct Challenge to Google SearchOpenAI’s new browser integrates ChatGPT and generative AI directly into browsing, presenting a concrete challenge to Google Search. The shift matters for how users find information, how advertisers reach audiences, and how publishers receive traffic.
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Continue reading →: YouTube’s new AI ‘likeness detection’ tool lets verified creators find and request removal of deepfakesYouTube is testing an AI likeness detection feature for verified creators in its Partner Program; it flags videos that may use a creator’s face or likeness so creators can review and request removals.
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Continue reading →: Bryan Cranston, SAG-AFTRA, and OpenAI Reach Agreement on Sora 2 Deepfake ProtectionsAfter OpenAI’s Sora 2 generated videos of Bryan Cranston, including a controversial fictional selfie, OpenAI, Cranston, SAG-AFTRA, and major agencies issued a joint statement pledging stronger safeguards, faster complaint review, and improved opt-in and opt-out controls.
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Continue reading →: Silicon Valley Spooks AI Safety Advocates: What David Sacks and Jason Kwon Said and Why It MattersDavid Sacks and OpenAI’s Jason Kwon publicly criticized AI safety groups this week, sparking online debate. This article explains what happened, who is affected, and what the next steps could mean for consumers, businesses, and policymakers.
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Continue reading →: Your AI Tools Run on Fracked Gas and Bulldozed Texas Land: What That Means for Climate, Communities, and PolicyRecent reporting shows much AI infrastructure is being built on cleared Texas land and powered by fracked natural gas, raising questions about emissions, habitat loss, and local impacts. This article explains why companies choose this path, what it means for communities, and practical alternatives.
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