Larian’s Next Game is a Huge, Gruesome Return to Divinity
Larian Studios is going back to its roots. Two years after Baldur’s Gate 3 won Game of the Year, the developer announced a massive new Divinity title at The Game Awards 2025.
Category: Software
The AI Agent Rush is Stuck in a Trust Trap
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.
Apple’s Executive Shakeup Continues, Plus New Studio Display Leaks
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.
Apple Can Now Charge Fees on Outside App Payments
Apple has won a significant modification to the Epic Games injunction. The court now says Apple can charge a fee for purchases made via external links, but the rate must be determined.
Teens are using AI chatbots way more than you think
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.
Mullvad VPN Drops OpenVPN, Goes All-In on WireGuard
Mullvad VPN has officially retired OpenVPN support in its desktop application. The move pushes all users to WireGuard, with the older protocol set to be completely shut down in early 2026.
NVIDIA’s Old GPUs Get a Final Linux Driver Showdown
A new benchmark pits NVIDIA’s proprietary 580 Linux driver against the open-source Nouveau stack for graphics cards from the aging GTX 980 to the new RTX 5080. The results highlight a major driver support gap for Maxwell and Pascal GPUs. This comes as NVIDIA’s latest 590 driver series drops support
Australia’s DTA Pushes Government Cloud Adoption, Eyes AI Future
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.
Microsoft’s “Hornet” LSM Could Lock Down Linux eBPF Security
Microsoft is pushing forward with its “Hornet” Linux Security Module to verify eBPF program signatures in the kernel. The proposal aims to close audit gaps and prevent a specific type of attack that the current “trusted loader” model might allow. This is a significant move for securing a core Linux
Brave’s AI Browser Mode Is Here, But It’s Playing It Safe
The privacy-focused Brave browser is launching an AI browsing assistant. It’s available now, but only for brave testers on the Nightly channel with major security caveats.