A new report warns that our casual use of AI creates permanent, vulnerable digital footprints. From data leaks to human reviewers, the privacy risks are immediate and growing. Both companies and individuals need new rules.
At 81, Larry Ellison is pushing Oracle into massive debt for AI expansion while juggling politics and family ventures. It’s a high-stakes gamble that defines his legacy. We break down the risks and what it means for the tech world.
Samsung is taking a page from Apple’s playbook by opening up its upcoming Galaxy smart glasses to developers before the hardware even launches. The goal is to have a solid app library ready on day one, avoiding the classic “ghost town” experience of new platforms.
2025 was a year of major comebacks and risky bets. Companies like Ring and BDG found success by going back to their roots or finding new revenue streams, while giants like Lululemon and Starbucks are still trying to figure it out.
A startup called Shapes has raised $24 million to build an AI agent platform for HR tasks. It functions like an app store where companies can install tools for onboarding, payroll, and even predicting employee turnover. The funding will be used to more than double its team size.
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut rates again, potentially giving private equity a major boost. Analysts point to a huge backlog of assets and a 40% jump in M&A activity as signs the logjam is breaking.
Adobe is bringing its core creative and productivity tools directly into the ChatGPT interface. Users can now edit images, PDFs, and create designs using conversational prompts. This move validates OpenAI’s strategy to turn its chatbot into a platform for third-party apps.
Figma is adding long-awaited AI image editing features like object removal and background expansion directly into its design platform. The move aims to stop users from jumping to other apps, but it puts Figma squarely in competition with established tools that have had these features for years.
Corsair has unveiled a new version of its Frame 4000D mid-tower case with a fully integrated 14.5-inch touchscreen. The panel is a functional secondary Windows display, and the case includes major cooling upgrades. But the premium feature comes with a premium price tag.
The global creator economy is booming, but its wealth is concentrated in just a few hotspots. When creators from smaller markets relocate, they take jobs, spending, and cultural influence with them, leaving a void behind.
