Apple is expected to release iOS 26.5 this month, introducing end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging along with several other new features, further enhancing iPhone users’ communication privacy and security.
The White House is reportedly considering a framework to vet AI models for safety before they are released to the public, marking a potential significant shift in U.S. AI governance.
Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey backs the relaunch of Vine as Divine, a short-form video app requiring all content to be human-made, in response to the flood of AI-generated content.
Global biometrics regulators warn that facial scanning technology is far less effective than claimed and new laws are urgently needed to regulate its use.
Citi announces the launch of ‘Arc,’ an AI agent platform designed to scale autonomous AI agent technology across banking operations, marking a new phase in financial industry AI adoption.
The New York Times reveals details from Google’s closed-door meeting with the White House on AI governance, covering safety standards, regulatory frameworks, and government collaboration.
Google Home head confirms Gemini for Home upgrades will accelerate across Europe and Asia-Pacific this week, covering 16 countries and regions including the UK, France, and Japan.
KC Green, creator of the iconic ‘This is fine’ meme, accuses AI startup Artisan of using his artwork in an ad campaign without permission. Artisan was previously known for controversial ‘Stop hiring humans’ billboards.
A landmark ruling by a court in eastern China declares that firing employees due to AI automation replacing their roles is illegal, setting an important precedent for workers’ rights in the age of artificial intelligence.
AI startup Artisan used an adapted version of the classic ‘This is fine’ comic in a subway ad campaign. Original creator KC Green says his art was stolen and is considering legal representation.