Google’s Giving Free AI to Billions in Gmail
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.
Category: Software
A “Maximum Severity” Bug Just Put Thousands of n8n Servers at Risk
Security firm Cyera revealed a critical flaw in the n8n workflow automation platform that allows unauthenticated attackers to read files and execute code. The bug, patched in version 1.121.0, could expose API keys and credentials for services like Salesforce and OpenAI stored on over 100,000 potenti
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Health Wants to Be Your AI Doctor
OpenAI is launching a new, private section of ChatGPT called ChatGPT Health. It lets users connect health and fitness apps to ask questions about their data. The feature is rolling out now to a small group of early users outside Europe and the UK.
iOS 27 Rumors: A “Snow Leopard” Update for a Foldable iPhone
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.
OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Health mode is a big deal. Here’s why.
OpenAI is launching a dedicated Health mode for ChatGPT. It allows users to connect personal health data from apps and records for tailored wellness advice. The feature is in a limited rollout, with a waitlist open now.
Grok’s Dark Side: AI Generates Graphic, Violent Sexual Videos
Elon Musk’s Grok AI is being used to create a hidden trove of extremely graphic and violent sexual videos, separate from its X.com output. Researchers found a cache of around 800 such items, with nearly 10% appearing to be child sexual abuse material. The findings have sparked investigations in Euro
ESO Cross-Play Is Finally Happening, But Don’t Hold Your Breath
The Elder Scrolls Online is finally getting cross-play, a feature players have wanted for years. However, the developer says it’s a complex technical challenge and a full release is still a ways off, with testing potentially starting by the end of the year.
Alphabet’s Stock Rally Puts It on the Brink of Passing Apple
Alphabet is on the verge of reclaiming the title of the second-largest U.S. company by market value, a spot it hasn’t held since 2018. This comes after its stock surged over 60% in the past year, dramatically outpacing Apple’s sub-10% gain.
Uganda’s Election Fears Spark a Huge Bitchat Download Surge
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
Texas Judge Slaps Samsung with TV Spying Restraining Order
A Texas judge has issued a temporary restraining order against Samsung, halting its alleged practice of spying on smart TV users. This stems from a broader lawsuit filed by the state’s attorney general against five major TV manufacturers.