Americans think the U.S. ignores the world, so why should the world trust its tech?
Americans are questioning how the U.S. treats other countries. That shift could ripple into how the world views American tech, AI, and data control.
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Trump White House app launches with direct updates, but privacy concerns loom
The Trump White House app offers direct updates and livestreams, but installing a government app on your phone may not be wise for privacy-conscious users.
Google Gemini now lets you import AI chat history and memories from competitors
Google is making it easier to switch AI assistants. Gemini can now import your chat history, preferences, and memories from other AI apps so you can pick up right where you left off.
Emirates Group’s OpenAI partnership raises major questions about data control, government influence, and AI oversight
Emirates and OpenAI are partnering on enterprise AI adoption, but the airline’s government ownership raises tough questions about oversight, transparency, and data control.
Mozilla gives Firefox extension developers a break with new rule changes
Mozilla has made some quiet but important updates to its extension policies on addons.mozilla.org. Starting August 4, 2025, developers should find the process of publishing and maintaining Firefox add-ons a bit easier and less confusing. One of the biggest shifts is the removal of the rule against closed group extensions. In the past, developers were … Read more