AI companies are secretly destroying rare, irreplaceable books
AI companies are buying up rare and out-of-print books by the truckload, cutting off the bindings, scanning every page, and…
July 2026
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Meta backs off its smart glasses subscription plan, for now
Charging extra for a feature that lives entirely on your glasses is a hard sell. Meta just found that out….
AI Safety Takes Center Stage After Autonomous AI Agent Security Incident
The artificial intelligence industry is entering a new phase—one where safety is becoming just as important as innovation. Over the…
Bitcoin Surges Above $120,000 as Institutional Demand Fuels Crypto Market Rally
The cryptocurrency market is gaining fresh momentum as Bitcoin climbs above the $120,000 mark, driven by strong institutional buying, continued…
Ford and Apple Join Forces to Bring Apple Maps Directly into Next-gen Vehicles
These days, it’s somewhat expected for newer cars to come with some kind of built-in software of sorts, especially what…
Garmin just made its most un-Garmin device yet
Screenless fitness trackers used to be Whoop’s thing alone. That’s changed fast this year, with Google jumping in through Fitbit…
Google’s next Gemini update is stuck behind schedule
Google’s been on a tear with Gemini releases lately, but its next big one isn’t showing up on time. The…
Bitcoin Climbs Above $65,000 as Cooling Inflation Boosts Crypto Market Optimism
Bitcoin has regained momentum this week, climbing back above the $65,000 mark after a softer-than-expected U.S. inflation report renewed hopes…
Gemini’s Built-in Chrome Integration Finally Makes its Way to Another Region
Google recently announced that it’s finally bringing over native AI features to the Chrome web browser for the United Kingdom,…
Meta’s “Muse Image” AI Editing Tool Scrapes Public Profiles on Instagram to Generate Content
Facebook parent company Meta today announced the official rollout of Muse Image, a new image generation model developed by Meta…
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