Category: technology
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New research reveals India leading globally in workplace AI adoption
India Leads in AI Adoption at Work Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly becoming a part of daily work routines across the globe. According to ADP Research’s latest People at Work 2026 report, half of employees surveyed now use AI multiple times a week. The report highlights that one in five workers globally uses AI almost…
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OpenAI Avoids Major Court Loss in Musk Dispute, But Both Sides Suffer
The Legal Battle and Its Implications After a significant legal victory in its court battle with Elon Musk, OpenAI — the company behind ChatGPT and valued at $852 billion — is still on course for what could be one of the largest initial public offerings (IPOs) in history. This case has brought to light not…
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How the EU Will Crack Down on Non-Consensual ‘Nudifier’ Apps
The Rise of Nudifier Apps and the EU’s Response On 7 May, co-legislators agreed to ban “nudifier apps” under the Digital Omnibus on AI. These controversial tools can generate AI-created sexual images or videos that “undress” individuals without consent, raising concerns over privacy and ethical use of technology. This decision marks a significant step in…
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10 Must-Play 3DS JRPGs Stuck on Original Hardware
The Nintendo 3DS, a console that’s now a bit long in the tooth, played host to an absolute treasure trove of memorable Japanese Role-Playing Games (JRPGs). Its unique dual-screen setup, intuitive touchscreen controls, and the magic of autostereoscopic 3D offered a distinct gaming experience. However, with the 3DS eShop now permanently closed and Nintendo firmly…
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Humanoid push sharpens China export edge
China’s push into humanoid robots is emerging as a new test of its ability to convert industrial policy, supply-chain depth and scale manufacturing into export power, with Morgan Stanley research arguing that the sector could help lift the country’s share of global manufacturing by the end of the decade. Economists led by Chetan Ahya have…
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CrowdStrike NG-SIEM: Design Effective Detection Rules
Security teams leveraging modern Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms quickly encounter a significant challenge: data inundation. Events stream in from a multitude of sources, including endpoints, identity systems, cloud workloads, network devices, and SaaS applications. While each event might initially appear important, the sheer volume can make triaging alerts a daunting task, with…
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Gemini sharpens Google Home controls
Google Home is being reshaped into a more conversational smart home platform as Google rolls out Gemini 3.1 for its connected-home assistant, alongside camera, automation and notification upgrades aimed at making household devices faster and easier to manage. The update marks another step in Google’s attempt to replace the older Google Assistant experience on compatible…
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AI is distorting practically everything about the economy
Artificial intelligence, once a gentle tailwind for U.S. economic growth, has transformed into a powerful, hurricane-strength force reshaping the entire economy. Its pervasive influence is now distorting the stock market, corporate profits, the pace and nature of economic expansion, international trade, and even public sentiment, particularly concerning the job market. The sheer omnipresence of AI…
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Hopkins Pushes $192M Data Center Amid Baltimore Moratorium Debate
As lawmakers in Baltimore grapple with the potential implications of new data centers, Johns Hopkins University is forging ahead with a significant expansion of its own computing infrastructure, a project valued at $192 million. This development comes at a time when the city is contemplating a temporary halt on the construction of new, large-scale data…