Google Cloud is bringing AI powered motion analysis to elite athletes, using smartphone video and real time feedback to refine performance on the mountain. As Team USA experiments with advanced training tools, it raises an uncomfortable question. Is AI simply smarter preparation, or is it starting to look like a digital version of steroids?
OpenAI is pushing enterprises to treat AI agents like digital coworkers with its new Frontier platform. The technology aims to solve real deployment and governance problems, even if the name feels a little too generic for such an ambitious vision.
Security leaders say AI driven threats, talent shortages, and legacy systems are making breaches routine across enterprise environments.
The Meeting Owl 5 Pro shows Owl Labs getting serious about enterprise hybrid meetings, focusing on reliability, wired setups, and IT-friendly management.
The Codex app promises a new way to manage AI coding agents, but its macOS only launch raises questions about why Windows and Linux developers are being left out.
Firefox 148 introduces AI controls that give users the power to enable, customize, or completely block AI features, a clear nod to people wary of AI.
Samsung’s PM9E1 SSD brings PCIe Gen5 speed, AI-optimized firmware, and strong security into a compact M.2 design built for next-gen desktop AI systems.
AI is changing how people arrive at websites, how fast they judge them, and why patience online is disappearing.
Google is now bringing Gemini into walking and cycling navigation in Maps, adding AI help to activities humans already do just fine. The update is useful in some cases, but it also feels a little unnecessary.
Lenovo’s CIO Playbook 2026 reveals strong AI ROI, growing hybrid AI adoption, and a looming readiness gap as Agentic AI becomes the next enterprise priority.
The Home Depot is rolling out Material List Builder AI, a new tool that helps contractors and tradespeople build complete job material lists in minutes using text, voice, or pasted documents, saving time and reducing mistakes on the job.
A January 2026 survey finds that 1 in 10 Gen Z adults have asked ChatGPT to help diagnose an STD. Many shared symptoms, personal details, and even photos with AI, despite high misdiagnosis rates and serious privacy concerns raised by doctors.