AI & Software
More from AI & SoftwareMicrosoft AI published a 37-page draft code of conduct for its future models. The most quoted line says they will never resist human shutdown. Rules like that get written after somebody has seen the alternative.
Dario Amodei’s warning about AI agent swarms sparked two competing bills in Congress, one demanding a kill switch, the other seeking an outright ban on superintelligent AI.
iOS 27 shipped worldwide with a rebuilt Siri running on Google’s Gemini models. It’s English only, opt-in, and still missing from Europe and China.
Cursor’s new Projects beta hands a coordinator agent the job of managing thousands of subagents at once. Early users are merging far more code. They are also learning what that costs.
Meta spent three years flattening management to build an AI-native organization. Now it is quietly asking Applied AI staff to consider becoming managers again.
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Google is rolling out Insulin Resistance Trends to the Pixel Watch and Fitbit this month, turning resting heart rate, HRV, sleep, and steps into an early metabolic warning sign. Here is how the science holds up and where it does not.
Elon Musk disliked Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey enough to fund a rival version made entirely with AI, on the grounds that it would be more accurate. The winning entry has a three-eyed Cyclops and Greek soldiers in Roman armor.
For $3.99 a month, Instagram Plus shows you how many times each person rewatched your story. The same subscription lets people watch your story without appearing at all. Both features are in the same app, and they quietly cancel each other out.
We compared case size, battery life and durability across six 2026 smartwatches, from the Galaxy Watch Ultra to the Withings ScanWatch 2, to find the best smartwatch for men and how to actually get the fit right.
Nothing is reportedly readying its first smartwatch under the main brand, priced under $300 and launching this month. Here is what the leaks say, and what they don’t.
Marvel’s Wolverine launched September 15 with a 77 on Metacritic, Insomniac’s lowest score in a decade, yet players are rating it 4.8 out of 5 on the PlayStation Store. Here is why critics and players disagree so sharply.