Google announced a major change to Gmail on Thursday, introducing an AI Inbox view. The new feature, powered by Gemini 3, replaces the chronological message list with a summarized briefing. The goal is to turn Gmail into a proactive assistant, but the shift may not feel optional for users.
A UK child safety watchdog says it found “criminal” images on the dark web allegedly generated by Grok AI. The findings have triggered condemnation from UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and a document preservation order from the European Union.
A widespread issue with OneDrive’s automatic backup is causing Windows users to lose local files. The problem highlights Microsoft’s push towards its cloud ecosystem, often at the expense of clear user consent. Critics are calling it a dark pattern that locks data behind an unwanted service.
A new discussion highlights the growing AI divide for SMBs. The key to competing isn’t a huge budget, but a focused, practical approach to implementation.
Samsung Electronics has posted strong preliminary results for the fourth quarter of 2025. Sales and operating profit are up significantly, fueled by its memory business. However, the success is creating pressure on other divisions.
Google is rolling out a suite of new Gemini-powered features for Gmail, including AI Overviews for search and an AI Inbox that sorts your mail. Some features will be enabled by default, requiring users to opt-out, while others are locked behind a paywall. The update starts today in the US.
Roblox is rolling out mandatory facial age verification for all users who want to chat. While aimed at safety, experts warn it creates a dangerous new target for data breaches, putting millions of real identities at risk.
According to Fast Company, a critical gap exists between corporate investment in AI and actual organizational readiness for it. Executives often mistake current performance for future-proofing, a trap that has doomed incumbents in past tech shifts.
OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Health, a dedicated space for users to connect medical records and wellness apps. The company says it won’t use this data for AI training. Interestingly, CEO Sam Altman still insists on having a human doctor in the loop for serious medical issues.
Cyera, a data security platform, has secured $400 million in a Series F funding round led by Blackstone. The deal skyrockets the company’s valuation to $9 billion, a massive jump from $3 billion just over a year ago.
