Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on CNBC that artificial intelligence will not replace software. His comments arrive as companies pour money into AI tools and question what happens to coding
Researchers at MIT are developing artificial intelligence tools to help run electric power grids more efficiently and reliably. The effort aims to handle growing stress from extreme weather and to
Discord has postponed its planned age verification rollout after a wave of user backlash over privacy. The change affects one of the internet’s largest chat platforms. The company paused the
Three major democracies introduced new child online safety laws in 2025, but agreement on their impact remains elusive. Lawmakers in the United Kingdom, Australia, and France moved to limit children’s
A paid streaming plan is being pared back to a single promise: no ads on music and music videos. The change signals a tighter focus on core listening and watching,
Anthropic says three Chinese labs—DeepSeek, Moonshot, and Miniax—ran an organized effort to siphon its model’s know-how. The claim is detailed and serious: tens of thousands of fake accounts, millions of
Deliberate attempts to plant falsehoods in AI-generated search answers are rising, and experts warn the result can be harmful. As more people rely on AI summaries at the top of
Sonos Inc.’s interim chief executive, Tom Conrad, said the audio maker has “turned the corner” after software troubles hurt the business, adding that he wants the role on a permanent
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office has penalized Reddit for unlawfully using children’s personal information, citing failures to properly check users’ ages and exposing minors to risk. The action, announced in