Artificial intelligence is changing everything. It’s making some things better, but also creating new risks. AI tools are now capable of influencing our opinions, ads, and even stealing private information. The more we know about these dangers, the better we can protect ourselves. AI’s Power to Persuade Politically Recently, researchers from the University of Washington
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If you use a Mac regularly, you probably already know Spotlight as a handy search tool. But with the upcoming macOS Tahoe, Apple is making it much more powerful. They call it the “biggest Spotlight update ever,” and it’s designed to help you find, launch, and do more with your apps and files faster than
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Google has agreed to a big change in Australia after the country’s competition watchdog found its deals with phone companies limited consumer options. The tech giant will pay a fine of $35.8 million Australian dollars, roughly $24 million US, and promises to alter its business practices to promote fairer competition. The Australian Competition and Consumer
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Wolters Kluwer, a Dutch company with nearly 200 years of history, has been quietly transforming how it uses artificial intelligence. Instead of just adding AI as an afterthought, they’ve woven it into their core products for more than a decade. This approach has paid off, with AI now responsible for about half of their digital
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Anthropic has added a new feature to its Claude Opus 4 and 4.1 models. This update lets the AI end a chat on its own if a user keeps trying to push harmful or illegal content. The goal isn’t to protect users, but to protect the AI itself from uncomfortable or problematic interactions. The feature
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Many people rely on apps like Otter.ai, Read.ai, and even Google’s AI tools to record calls and take notes automatically during meetings. These tools are super convenient and save us time. But a recent legal complaint raises some important questions about privacy and consent. What’s the Issue with Otter.ai? The lawsuit, filed in California, claims
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OpenAI recently introduced GPT-5, the latest version of its popular AI chatbot. Many power users and fans were eager to see what new capabilities the model would bring. But the reaction was mostly underwhelming. People expected a big leap in intelligence and personality, but GPT-5 seemed more like a small update. Instead of feeling friendly
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Meta’s race to develop more powerful AI has hit some troubling roadblocks. Despite pouring huge sums of money into research and data, the company faces criticism over its policies and the potential risks of its AI systems. Recent reports reveal that Meta has a secret set of rules guiding what its AI chatbots can say
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Recently, OpenAI made headlines with a surprising move. The company announced it would bring back its older GPT-4o model after initially planning to phase it out in favor of GPT-5. The reason? Many users loved GPT-4o’s friendly and praise-filled tone, which made their interactions feel more human and less cold. When GPT-5 launched, it was
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Malaysia is making big moves in artificial intelligence (AI) by partnering with Huawei to train 30,000 local professionals. This effort aligns with Malaysia’s goal to strengthen its digital economy and achieve cloud sovereignty. The initiative aims to ensure that technological progress benefits all parts of society, from small businesses to remote clinics. Driving Digital Growth
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