India just threw one of the biggest AI gatherings on the planet. And the announcements kept coming fast. The India AI Impact Summit ran for four days this week, drawing roughly
Reddit has always been the place people go when they want a real answer. Not a polished ad. Not a brand’s carefully crafted product page. Just honest opinions from strangers who
Smart TVs just got a lot more conversational. YouTube is rolling out its AI assistant to television screens, and it changes how you interact with video content from your couch.
Finding out your favorite artist is touring used to mean bouncing between apps, searching for tickets, and hoping you didn’t get scooped. Spotify just made that a lot simpler.
Something feels wrong when you scroll through social media lately. The posts look real enough. But they feel hollow, weirdly familiar, and oddly lifeless. You’re not imagining it.
Big Tech social platforms don’t usually let outsiders build core features directly into their apps. Bluesky just did exactly that.
A familiar voice on the radio is now at the center of a legal battle with one of the biggest tech companies on the planet.
Building a website used to mean wrestling with menus, themes, and settings for hours. Now WordPress.com wants to change that entirely — with a built-in AI assistant that lets you
Anthropic just pushed out a new version of its popular midsized AI model, and this one comes with some genuinely exciting upgrades. Claude Sonnet 4.6 dropped on February 17,
AI-generated content is everywhere you scroll. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: most of us can’t reliably tell what’s real anymore.