OpenAI’s much-talked-about voice-first AI gadget, developed in partnership with designer Jony Ive, is facing a big setback. Originally set to launch soon, the device now isn’t expected to arrive until after 2026. The project aims to create a constant, screenless voice companion that users can interact with naturally. But several hurdles have slowed progress, including
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Recently, a government contract in Australia highlighted big issues with how organizations are managing artificial intelligence. Deloitte Australia used AI to help prepare a lengthy report for the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations. But when the report was reviewed, it turned out to contain fake citations and references to non-existent court cases. This mistake
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Organizations like police, hospitals, law firms, and banks handle a lot of sensitive information. When they share records, they need to hide personal details like addresses, social security numbers, or medical info. Doing this manually takes a lot of time and can lead to costly mistakes. Recently, a healthcare company faced a £6 million fine
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AI agents are more complex than your average app. They include not just application functions but also automation, data handling, APIs, and AI models. Because of this, their nonfunctional requirements (NFRs) need to be more layered and detailed. These NFRs help ensure the system runs smoothly, securely, and responsibly. They also guide developers and teams
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Agentic AI is a new type of artificial intelligence that can learn, adapt, and even talk to other AI systems. It’s not just following set rules anymore. Instead, it acts on its own to make decisions and carry out tasks. This shift is happening fast and could change a lot about how we live and
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Meta is quietly changing how it uses your online chats. Starting December 16, 2025, your casual conversations with Meta AI on Facebook and Instagram could start shaping the ads and content you see. The company plans to notify users about this change as early as October 7, but many are wondering what it means for
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The UK government is once again pushing for access to Apple’s user data, this time targeting only British customers. According to the Financial Times, the authorities have issued a new order, called a Technical Capability Notice (TCN), demanding Apple build a back door into its cloud storage service. The goal? To weaken encryption and give
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Generative AI, or genAI, is gaining a lot of trust around the world. People like it because it responds in a humanlike way, even though traditional AI systems are usually more reliable and easier to explain. A new study from IDC shows that many organizations are starting to believe in genAI more, despite not always
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A new study from MIT highlights some surprising effects of using AI on our brains. It suggests that relying on AI for tasks like writing can actually make our brains less active and engaged. Researchers used brain scans to see how different groups worked when doing writing tasks with or without technology support. The Impact
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AI-generated actors and performers are making headlines, but not everyone is on board with the hype. Recently, Whoopi Goldberg spoke out strongly against the idea that AI can replace real human connection in movies and entertainment. She pointed out that audiences want to see real emotions, flaws, and quirks—things that algorithms just can’t replicate. Goldberg
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