Canadian officials have summoned OpenAI leaders to address safety concerns regarding ChatGPT after a user linked to a mass shooting was banned without notifying authorities. The government expects changes to be implemented quickly.


Google has unveiled Gemini, an AI capable of handling multi-step tasks on phones, starting with food ordering and ride-hailing, surpassing delayed features from Apple’s Siri.





Wearables startup CUDIS unveils a new line of health rings featuring an AI coach that incentivizes healthy behaviors through a points system. The rings track various health metrics and offer personalized programs to users.

Reports indicate that users of the AI tool OpenClaw are using an open source tool called Scrapling to bypass anti-bot measures on websites. Cloudflare is actively working on countermeasures against this trend.


Samsung's Galaxy S26 features Google's Gemini AI, enabling autonomous app operations, while Apple's Siri upgrade faces delays. This highlights the competitive AI landscape in smartphones.





Ursa Major has introduced the HAVOC missile system, a versatile hypersonic weapon capable of being launched from various platforms, including space. This development aims to enhance U.S. military capabilities in response to advancements by adversaries.

This article outlines how to create intelligent event agents using Amazon Bedrock's AgentCore and Knowledge Bases, enabling personalized experiences for conference attendees. It details the architecture and workflow for deploying a production-ready assistant that adapts to user preferences.

Perplexity has introduced 'Perplexity Computer,' a chat interface that integrates multiple AI models into a single workflow system for $200 a month, enabling users to manage tasks like web research and document creation seamlessly.



Perplexity has introduced 'Perplexity Computer,' a chat interface that integrates multiple AI models into a single workflow system for $200 a month, enabling users to manage tasks like web research and document creation seamlessly.

AMD has unveiled its new 84-core Epyc processor, codenamed Sorano, targeting telcos and edge applications. This chip features significant improvements over its predecessor, promising higher core counts and enhanced efficiency for 5G networks.