Healthcare AI has made systems more efficient but not more human, leaving patients feeling like data points. The problem isn’t the technology but the kind of data we’re feeding it. Companies like Parallel Health are now using direct biological data from microbiomes to create truly personalized treat
SoftBank is making a massive pivot from Nvidia to OpenAI, selling its stake to fund billions in new AI investments. The move signals a strategic shift toward direct AI model ownership rather than hardware plays. This could reshape the competitive landscape in artificial intelligence.
Apple has rolled out Xcode 26.1.1 with important bug fixes for developers. The update specifically targets performance issues with the new coding intelligence features and background indexing problems. This comes as Apple continues refining its AI-assisted development tools.
Google just announced Private AI Compute, a system designed to run advanced AI models while keeping user data secure. The feature balances cloud processing power with privacy protections similar to Apple’s existing solution.
Security leaders are moving beyond vendor promises to ask whether AI actually delivers ROI in SOC operations. The real metric isn’t detection rates—it’s whether your containment is faster than the attacker’s execution time. Here’s what actually matters for AI to pay off in security operations.
A new data center startup called Fossefall has launched in Norway with ambitious plans to build 500MW of AI infrastructure by 2030. The company will leverage Scandinavia’s surplus renewable energy to power what it calls “AI factories” across multiple sites in Norway and Sweden.
Honor’s bizarre Robot Phone concept is becoming reality. The company confirmed the AI-powered device with a moving camera will launch in 2026. But there are serious questions about whether this will actually reach consumers.
Plug Power’s third-quarter results show a company still bleeding money despite Wall Street optimism. The hydrogen fuel-cell company is betting on AI infrastructure demand to fuel its turnaround from years of losses.
Amid what judges call an “epidemic” of fake AI-generated case citations, lawyers are offering increasingly desperate excuses to avoid sanctions. From blaming hackers to claiming they didn’t realize AI tools could hallucinate, these defenses rarely work.
American workers are increasingly footing the bill for their own professional development as employers pull back on training support. The skills gap is widening just as AI makes workplace learning more critical than ever.
