AI News & Trends
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OpenAI Draws a Line Under Cursor’s SpaceX Ownership
OpenAI is pulling its models from Cursor, creating a major break between the artificial intelligence company and the coding platform…
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OpenAI’s Cursor Exit Puts Developer Access on the Clock
OpenAI is putting a deadline on one of the most important tools in modern software development. The company plans to…
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Tamagotchi Goes Wearable as AI Pets Enter Family Life
The Tamagotchi is moving onto your finger. Bandai announced a playable Tamagotchi ring on August 29, 2026, turning the familiar…
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OpenAI Draws a Contractual Line Under Musk’s Cursor Deal
OpenAI is cutting Cursor off. The company announced on August 29, 2026, that it will stop providing its models to…
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Britain’s AI Ambitions Face a Telecoms and Security Test
The UK wants a leading role in artificial intelligence, but its digital foundations are under pressure. Telecoms executives warn that…
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Britain’s AI Ambitions Face a Race Against Its Own Networks
Britain’s AI ambitions are running into a problem that sits beneath every model, datacentre, and digital service: the network. Telecoms…
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Gemini 3.5 Transcribe Splits Speed From Precision
Google has a new transcription model. Gemini 3.5 Transcribe targets real-time voice interfaces and recorded audio, combining faster final results…
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Australia Draws a Hard Line on Datacentre Energy Rules
Australia’s datacentre deal comes with strings attached. The commonwealth will legislate nationally consistent standards, and Chris Bowen insists states using…
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Google Plans Trips as OpenAI Cuts Prices and SIMZY Tackles Roaming
Travel tech is getting a three-part upgrade. Google is adding trip-planning tools to Search, OpenAI is cutting the price of…
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Nvidia’s Hugging Face Bid Rewrites the AI Platform Price Tag
Nvidia wants Hugging Face. The companies are in advanced negotiations over a deal valued at approximately $12.9 billion, though no…
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