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.
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.
Google is making a major AI push in Gmail, giving free features to its entire user base. But the most advanced tools, like a new AI Inbox, are reserved for paying subscribers on AI Pro or AI Ultra plans.
Paris-based Spore.Bio has landed a multi-million-dollar grant from the Google.org AI for Science Fund. The startup is also launching Spore.Labs, a new research division focused on using photonics and AI to revolutionize how we detect microbes.
According to new rumors, iOS 27 will be a “Snow Leopard”-style update focused on bug fixes and performance. It’s also expected to introduce new interfaces for a rumored foldable iPhone launching in 2026, alongside a Siri visual redesign and a paid Health+ service.
According to an exclusive report, Anthropic is in talks to raise another $10 billion, which would value the Claude-maker at $350 billion. This comes just months after a $13 billion round. The capital war with OpenAI is reaching unimaginable scale.
Venture capital investment surged in 2025, nearing its 2021 peak with $339.4 billion in deals. The catch? A staggering 65.4% of all that money went to AI and machine learning companies, creating a massive imbalance in the funding landscape.
Fears of an internet blackout ahead of Uganda’s presidential election have led to a massive spike in downloads for the mesh networking app Bitchat. The surge follows calls from opposition leader Bobi Wine and a warning from regulators. This pattern mirrors the app’s use in recent protests in Nepal a
A new article makes a compelling case against the default reach for a framework. It argues that deep, fundamental skills offer more long-term value and flexibility than tying yourself to a tool that will inevitably change.
Bitcoin mining firm CleanSpark says it slashed power use by “hundreds of megawatts” across 11 Tennessee sites in minutes last winter. This “demand response” is becoming crucial for strained power grids. Now, the focus is shifting to AI data centers.
