Wearable tech is changing fast. This year, new AI-powered devices promise to make our lives easier and more connected. From smart wristbands to AI glasses, these gadgets aim to blend into daily life. Amazon’s Bee wearable is one such device. It sits on your wrist and listens to your conversations. It records, transcribes, and summarizes
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A new collection of short films has stirred a heated debate. These films use AI to animate erotic photos from the 1970s. The project brings old magazine spreads to life with color, sound, and dialogue. It premiered at Cannes—not inside the official festival, but nearby—and is now streaming on Cultpix. The Norwegian company Multiformat created
Space just got a new kind of helper. Meet Helios, a four-armed humanoid robot built for zero gravity. It’s not your typical robot. It doesn’t walk. It doesn’t have legs. Instead, it has four arms designed to grab, anchor, and work in space stations. This design flips traditional robotics on its head. Why Four Arms
Rhode Island is in the middle of a legal battle with prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket. The state’s attorney general, Peter Neronha, filed lawsuits accusing the companies of illegally offering sports betting. Rhode Island only permits sports gambling through its state-run lottery. The AG says these platforms are bypassing that system. Kalshi fired back
SolarSquare, a Mumbai-based startup, is making big moves in India’s rooftop solar market. The company is close to raising $60 million in a new funding round. This round could value the company at nearly half a billion dollars. The startup began in 2015. Since then, it has installed over 150 megawatts of solar across 29
Microsoft just raised the bar on AI web agents. Their new systems rewrite how machines browse and interact with the internet. First, meet Webwright. It’s not your typical web agent that clicks blindly on screen elements. Webwright gives AI a terminal interface to write and run browser automation scripts in Playwright code. Instead of guessing
DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, just locked in a massive 75% price cut for its top AI model. This wasn’t a limited-time offer — it’s permanent. The flagship V4 Pro model now costs just $0.87 per million output tokens, far below competitors like OpenAI’s GPT-5 and Anthropic’s Claude. To put it in perspective, GPT-5 charges
AI is everywhere. It’s changing how we work, create, and even think. But here’s the catch: we risk losing what makes us human if we let machines do all the thinking for us. The Rise of AI and the Fall of Hard Thinking Remember when coding meant long hours of trial and error? When writing
Everywhere you look, companies are shouting “AI!” But are they really tech giants or just riding the hype wave? The rush to slap the AI label on products and services is exploding. It’s a wild scramble where the line between real innovation and marketing spin blurs fast. Welcome to the era of AI rebranding—where even
Moment just raised $78 million. No gimmicks—this is pure AI infrastructure for Wall Street’s wealth managers. Founded by former Citadel Securities quants, Moment builds the backbone that lets financial firms deploy AI agents safely. Their platform automates fixed-income and equities trading workflows, portfolio management, compliance checks, and client reporting. Think of it as the operating
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