iPhone users in the US no longer have to watch from the sidelines. Google has completed its rollout of Gemini AI directly into the Chrome browser for iOS and iPadOS. The integration, first teased in September, brings features like page summaries and on-the-fly help.
Legal and compliance teams are facing a tech-driven revolution. According to a new report, AI is set to transform the profession within five years, moving beyond automation to become a core strategic partner.
Tiiny AI has unveiled the Pocket Lab, a Guinness-verified “personal AI supercomputer” the size of a power bank. It claims to run massive 120-billion-parameter models locally, aiming to break our dependency on the cloud.
A new report from Fortune’s Brainstorm AI event reveals a paradox in corporate AI adoption. While half of companies are prototyping AI agents, the number one blocker to real deployment isn’t tech—it’s trust and the fear of what happens when an agent goes rogue.
The scramble for AI dominance is triggering a massive executive exodus at tech’s biggest companies. Apple, Tesla, and Meta have all seen key leaders and researchers depart in 2025, often defecting to rivals or starting their own ventures.
The revolving door at Apple’s executive suite is still spinning. Meanwhile, details are leaking about a new Apple Studio Display, and Apple Fitness+ is getting an AI-powered translation boost.
A new Pew Research Center survey reveals a massive generational shift in tech use. Almost a third of American teens are using AI chatbots every single day, with OpenAI’s ChatGPT holding a commanding lead.
The AI boom is colliding with an outdated U.S. power grid. According to a Schneider Electric executive, this could lead to a 175-gigawatt capacity shortfall by 2033, equivalent to powering 130 million homes. The solution requires a radical new strategy for speed.
TIME Magazine has broken from tradition, naming a group of tech CEOs its 2025 Person of the Year. The “Architects of AI” includes figures like OpenAI’s Sam Altman and Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, highlighting their immense influence on global competition and policy. The choice reflects a year where the de
The Australian Digital Transformation Agency is pushing for accelerated cloud adoption across government. The new policy encourages agencies to consider cloud for new initiatives and legacy migration, aiming to enable AI and improve public services. The policy takes effect July 1, 2026.
