OpenAI Has Already Discontinued Its Controversial ChatGPT Atlas Browser
The Atlas Browser is just one of many AI browsers that have been popping up, but it was a big hit for fans of OpenAI and ChatGPT after it launched in 2025.
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Wyoming Water Recycling Finally Safe To Restart After Meta's Data Center Contamination
AI data centers consume massive amounts of power and water, but Wyoming's capital city recently found out that these facilities can contaminate resources, too.
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Chinese Tech Company Reveals Robot Companions For Sale (With An Eye Watering Price)
A tech firm just launched robot companions that have human-like skin and can read your emotions. Because ignoring every single sci-fi warning is a great idea.
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Can Your Amazon Alexa Devices Be Hacked?
Amazon Alexa has seen its share of security research and exploits over the years. Find out what those attacks involved and how much risk remains today.
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Heatwaves Push US To Use Emergency Energy Backups - But Data Centers Get Priority
AI data centers drain our resources and stress the grid. Now, a new federal order allows them to run on backup power to protect against public grid blackouts.
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Ford Replaced Engineers With AI But Had To Hire Them Back Pretty Quickly
Artificial intelligence isn't capable of doing everything a human being can do, which is why so many blue collar jobs are safe from the technology.
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A Walmart Manager Uses AI To Get Workers Home On Time - Here's How
Using an AI-powered app, this Walmart manager helped solve a long-running inefficiency in the trucking industry to help get workers home on time.
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The '60s Vision Of AI Vs. The Reality In 2026
The 1960s was mostly optimistic for robotics and artificial intelligence if you look at The Jetsons or Lost in Space, but then there's 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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Your Google Gemini Data Is Being Used For A Lot More Than Just Sending You Ads
It's more than a little creepy when you mention something in passing to a friend and you suddenly see ads for that thing pop up on your phone.
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Ditch Siri For These 5 iOS Compatible Alternatives
Apple's operating system might seem like a closed system, but users aren't locked in to using only Siri for all of their every day questions.
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Virginia's New AI Traffic Cameras Are Already Frustrating Local Residents
AI's popularity is rapidly growing, and now it is being used to monitor citizens around the world to ensure "safety," but it's a little scary.
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MemoMind One Review: Are These The First Smart Glasses You'll Actually Want To Wear?
Smart glasses have traditionally been bulky, uncomfortable, and awkward, but these new glasses are one step closer to being the kind we could all wear, all day.
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Automated Drones Could Protect Sydney Beach Swimmers In An Unexpected Way
Sydney beachgoers may soon start receiving early warnings of danger in the area. Here's how it will work and how it might affect the quiet beach atmosphere.
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8 Things Your iPhone Camera App Can Do (Besides Taking Pictures)
Some of these functions require an internet connection, and some of them need to be activated in the Camera menu under your iPhone's Settings.
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AI Is Allegedly Being Used To Artificially Boost Fuel Prices In California
A new lawsuit claims that an AI company partnered with hundreds of gas stations in California to illegally increase fuel prices based on algorithms.
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Google Is Using Your Search Data To Train AI: Here's How To Stop It
A new Google setting controls whether your Search activity gets used to train Gemini. The rollout is gradual, and finding the toggle takes some digging.
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Google Home Just Added 7 Cool New And Improved Features
If you use a Google or Nest speaker at home, you would be happy to know that Google Home has added seven new features that improve the smart home experience.
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The US Is Making Data Centers Pay For Grid Access — But Power Bills Are Still Going Up
Federal regulators just put new rules in place to keep data centers from underpaying for power, but electricity bills are still rising regardless.
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Amateur Hacker Used Claude And OpenAI Agents To Hack 14 Companies
An inexperienced hacker managed to compromise over a dozen companies using AI agents to do most of the work, raising real questions about AI safety.
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5 Clever Ways To Use Alexa On Your Fire TV Remote
Alexa on a Fire TV remote can do a lot more than search for shows. Smart lighting, security cameras, and shopping lists are all part of the equation.
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Amazon's Data Centers Reportedly Used Over 2.5 Billion Gallons Of Water In Just One Year
Amazon's data centers, especially those used for AI processing, reportedly consume staggeringly high amounts of water per year, and that will likely increase.
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3 Useful Google Workspace Features You're Probably Not Using
Are you getting the most out of Google Workspace? Learn 3 powerful, underutilized features designed to optimize your workflow and step up your daily routine.
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Gmail's AI Summaries Highlight A Growing Problem With Google's Gemini Expansion
Google has been injecting Gemini features into multiple Workspace apps, which can be helpful, and now it has released AI summaries in Gmail.
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The First AI-Designed Vaccine Is Here - And It's Surprisingly Safe
Sure, artificial intelligence is harming the planet in numerous ways, including using up hundreds of thousands of gallons of water, but it can also be helpful.
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Flock Cameras Are Tracking More Than License Plates: Here's Where All That Data Goes
Flock Safety’s massive network of cameras, drones, and audio recording devices stores all kinds of data and has already been abused by authorities.
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Why There's Simply No Need For Siri Anymore
Remember when voice tech felt like magic? Discover why changing tech and smarter AI rivals have officially turned Apple's voice assistant into a relic.
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Disney Is Now Using A New Robot At Its Theme Parks For Three Big Reasons
What do Michelangelo's David and Disney's Grumpy from "Snow White" have in common? Not an AI-powered, stone-cutting robot, that's for sure.
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