Digital media is changing fast. The old way of competing on big content libraries is fading. Now, the real power lies in how platforms control what you see and how fast they serve it. Streaming giants like Netflix, YouTube, TikTok, and Disney don’t just own content anymore. They use AI to decide what each viewer
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Motorola’s 2026 Razr lineup offers a curious mix of old and new. The company sticks with its flip phone roots but also introduces a book-style foldable called the Razr Fold. With four models spanning from $799 to $1,899, there’s something for almost every foldable fan. The base Razr 2026 starts at $799. It’s the most
IREN, a data center operator, just made a huge move in the AI infrastructure game. They signed a $1.6 billion deal with Dell to buy Blackwell air-cooled systems. These systems include GPUs, servers, storage, networking gear, integration, and warranties. The hardware will be installed at IREN’s Childress campus in Texas. The goal is to support
Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, believes artificial general intelligence (AGI) could arrive by 2030. He recently shared his thoughts on what still needs to happen before that breakthrough and how AI could transform medicine. Hassabis calls this moment “the foothills of the singularity.” That means we’re just beginning to see AI systems capable of
Robinhood has launched a bold new feature that lets AI agents trade stocks and handle credit card spending for users. It’s the first major retail brokerage to give bots real control over money, not just advice. Here’s how it works: users create a separate trading account specifically for their AI agent. They deposit a set
YouTube is stepping up its game against AI-generated videos and deepfakes. Starting in May 2026, it will automatically label videos made with photorealistic AI. This change moves beyond the old system, where creators had to disclose AI use voluntarily. Now, YouTube will detect AI content on its own using internal signals and metadata. The new
Property valuation has always been a complex puzzle. It’s about more than just recent sales prices. Today, artificial intelligence is reshaping how we understand and price real estate. Traditional methods focus on a few comparable sales to estimate value. But this approach ignores many hidden factors. AI systems can analyze hundreds of data points at
Large language models are powerful but slow. Generating text one token at a time takes time, especially with huge models. Speculative decoding speeds this up by using two models: a small, fast one drafts multiple tokens ahead, and a large, accurate one verifies them in one go. When drafts are accepted, the system moves faster.
Spotify is shaking up the audiobook world with some fresh ideas. They’re adding long-form articles to their audiobook library. These aren’t short blurbs but full magazine pieces you can listen to. The collection includes over 650 articles from well-known outlets like Rolling Stone, Vogue, and WIRED. All are in English and available wherever Spotify offers
Robots that can help around the house are getting closer to reality. But they don’t learn by themselves. They need people to teach them how to do everyday chores. That’s where recording comes in. Workers are paid to film themselves doing tasks like folding laundry, washing dishes, or taking out the trash. These videos help
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