Anthropic’s chief scientist, Jared Kaplan, warns humanity is approaching a critical fork in the road with AI. He says by 2030, or as early as 2027, we’ll have to decide whether to let AI models train themselves, a move that could unlock incredible benefits or spiral beyond our control.
The next update for the popular Linux desktop environment is tackling some long-standing user frustrations. KDE Plasma 6.6 will introduce proper screen mirroring support and a safeguard against runaway memory consumption.
Apple is facing another antitrust probe, this time in Switzerland. The investigation focuses on whether Apple’s commercial terms for iPhone NFC access unfairly hinder rivals to Apple Pay.
Apple has acquired two more office buildings on Stevens Creek Boulevard in Cupertino for $216 million in an all-cash deal. This continues a massive 2025 spending spree on Bay Area real estate that has already surpassed $1 billion.
In a rare Friday software drop, Apple has pushed out its 26.2 updates across all platforms. The updates bring AirPods Live Translation to the EU, Liquid Glass tweaks, and a surprising return of a beloved iPad feature.
The Department of Justice just broke a 14-year streak by intervening in a major power merger. Meanwhile, forecasts for electricity demand growth, especially in Texas, are being revised down. But the race to secure gas turbines is hotter than ever.
The core team behind Microsoft’s Windows Insider Program has all moved on to new roles. This marks the end of an era defined by personality and community, leaving behind a more utilitarian beta testing service.
YouTube and YouTube TV have stopped working on the Nvidia Shield TV, showing an error that the device is unsupported. Nvidia says Google is aware and working on a fix, but the cause remains a mystery, leaving many users stranded.
The RAF Ash base, a 1950s nuclear-hardened bunker built for the ROTOR air defense system, has been reborn as a data center. Now operated by CyberFort Group, it’s pitching ultra-secure colocation and digital sovereignty to healthcare and finance clients, leveraging its literally anchored-in-the-UK st
The North East of England is rapidly emerging as a serious player in the UK space sector. With a 50% jump in companies and a new £50m research hub on the way, the region is betting big on satellites and manufacturing.
