Google’s NotebookLM Gets a Killer Feature: Data Tables
Google is rolling out a new Data Tables feature for its NotebookLM AI platform. It can synthesize scattered notes into structured charts for analysis and export.
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Microsoft and Harvard Want to Redefine the “AI-Powered Company”
A new research initiative argues that how a company organizes itself around AI is more critical than the AI models it uses. They’re studying 14 major corporations and AI-native startups to find the blueprint for success.
Is the AAA MMO Dead? Veterans Weigh In After Amazon’s Collapse
Amazon’s recent shutdown of its MMO division, canceling a Lord of the Rings project and sunsetting New World, has sparked a crisis of faith for the genre. According to a Wccftech interview with veterans like Greg Street and Rich Vogel, the problem isn’t player interest—it’s the astronomical cost and
Your Car’s Web Browser Is Probably Years Out of Date
Researchers found that built-in browsers in smart TVs, e-readers, and cars often ship years out of date, with known security bugs. The situation is so bad that new products are hitting shelves with browsers already three years obsolete.
Anthropic just gave its “Agent Skills” away. That’s a big deal.
In a major strategic play, Anthropic is open-sourcing the “Agent Skills” framework it first introduced in October. The move is creating a de facto standard for making AI assistants better at specialized tasks, with big names like Microsoft, Atlassian, and Stripe already on board.
LinkedIn’s Verification Push Is Accelerating, Led by India
LinkedIn’s profile verification initiative is seeing massive growth, surpassing 100 million users. India is now the platform’s fastest-growing market for verification, highlighting its expanding influence on global professional networks.
Ransomware is a Boardroom Problem Now, Not Just IT’s
Ransomware in 2025 is shutting down businesses for months. AI is supercharging the attacks, making old security models obsolete. The solution requires a fundamental architectural shift.
PayPal’s CEO Bets Big on Stablecoins to Fight the Innovator’s Dilemma
PayPal is leaning into stablecoins like its own PYUSD to navigate the “classic innovator’s dilemma.” The company is integrating the crypto across its business, but analysts see no immediate impact on the bottom line.
Oracle’s $523 Billion Bet: Is AI Demand Real or a Debt Trap?
Oracle’s market value has been cut nearly in half since September, spooking investors with massive debt and negative cash flow. Yet the company is sitting on a $523 billion backlog of signed contracts from clients like OpenAI and Nvidia. The battle over AI infrastructure is creating a high-stakes fi
Microsoft’s 2026 Plan: AI Is No Longer Optional
Microsoft’s 2026 roadmap makes AI a core, non-negotiable layer across Azure, Microsoft 365, and security. The push comes with new agent tools, broader Copilot access, and global infrastructure investments totaling billions. But it also means price increases starting July 1, 2026.