According to ServiceNow’s Cathy Mauzaize, 2026 will be the year AI becomes inseparable from work. She predicts a shift to multimodal interfaces, a critical balance between governance and speed, the rise of agentic AI led by CIOs, and deeply blended AI workflows.
After returning the $3,500 Apple Vision Pro, a professional engineer tested Samsung’s $1,800 Galaxy XR headset for two weeks of real work. The verdict? Despite some quirks, its ability to create massive virtual displays on the go makes it a keeper for business travel.
AI is transforming the workplace, but not by just eliminating jobs. It’s quietly reducing hours in “shadow layoffs” while simultaneously paving the way for a surge in new business creation. The real challenge is making the tools accessible to everyone.
Microsoft’s latest Free Play Days promotion is live, offering a hefty slate of games to try. The highlight is free access to three major Destiny 2 expansions, including the latest, *The Final Shape*.
Rowan Cheung dropped out of the University of Victoria, taught himself online, and then built The Rundown AI. His media company now has millions of subscribers and is on track for $7 million in revenue. It’s a compelling story, but is it a sustainable model?
The indie horror game ‘Horses’ has been banned from Steam, the Epic Games Store, and Humble in rapid succession. Developers Santa Ragione say the opaque policies and lack of clear communication have put their entire studio at risk of closure.
Google and Japanese memory maker Kioxia have signed a deal to buy clean electricity from a retrofitted hydropower facility in Japan’s Chubu region. The project, owned by Chubu Electric Power, aims to boost output from existing dams. Kioxia says it will get 160GWh per year, helping it toward a 2040 r
New York has enacted the first state law requiring retailers to tell you when an algorithm uses your personal data to set a price. The law survived a legal challenge and could become a model for other states, changing how online shopping works.
After years of hype, eVTOL companies are finally nearing commercial launch. But the gap between a slick demo and a viable, safe public service is massive. The bet on people paying big to save time is logical, but far from guaranteed.
The trio won for “Dynamic Targeting,” a system that allows a satellite to autonomously choose where to point its sensors in under 90 seconds. The tech was tested on Open Cosmos’s Hammer satellite, which uses Ubotica’s AI processor.
