ClickUp’s Layoff Moment Is Bigger Than One Startup
ClickUp’s reported mass layoff is a sharp signal from the software industry: companies are rethinking headcount, productivity, and what work looks like in an AI-heavy era.
Hackers Are Learning to Exploit Chatbot ‘Personalities’
A new wave of AI attacks is focusing less on raw prompts and more on how chatbots are framed, styled, and steered through their built-in personalities.
AI Is Recreating the Voices of Dead Pilots — and Aviation Has a New Ethics Fight
AI voice cloning is entering aviation in a deeply unsettling way: recreating the voices of dead pilots. The technology may have training value, but it also raises hard questions about consent, memory, and where synthetic media belongs in safety-critical industries.
Google Marketing Live 2026 puts AI at the center of search, shopping, and video ads
Google used Marketing Live 2026 to map out its next phase for advertisers, with AI threaded through campaign creation, search experiences, shopping journeys, video, and measurement.
HMD bundles homegrown AI assistant on new phone to sharpen India play
HMD is tailoring its latest India strategy around local AI, bundling a homegrown chatbot with a new smartphone as competition in the country’s handset market intensifies.
How accessibility tools and Gemini are helping students work more independently
Accessibility features and Gemini are being positioned as practical tools that can help students handle schoolwork, communication and daily routines with more independence.
AdventHealth pushes whole-person care forward with OpenAI
AdventHealth is expanding its use of OpenAI as it looks to support whole-person care with smarter workflows, better access to information, and less administrative drag across the health system.
Anker puts its first AI noise-canceling chip into new earbuds
Anker’s newest earbuds introduce the company’s first in-house AI chip, aimed at boosting active noise cancellation and sharpening voice pickup in noisy places.
The Smart Home’s New Problem: Everything Costs More
Smart home gear is getting pricier to buy and harder to own outright, as subscriptions and AI features turn convenience into an ongoing monthly bill.
Imperagen lands £5M to speed up enzyme engineering with AI and quantum models
The startup says its platform blends AI with quantum physics-based simulation to improve how enzymes are designed, a process with implications for drugs, chemicals, food and industrial biotech.