Declan Watters, a paramedic with a CS degree, built MediSnap to solve a critical problem he faced on emergency calls. The app uses OCR and AI to scan meds and give instant info. Its beta launch has sparked worldwide interest.
Google is diving deeper into India’s finance scene with Flex by Google Pay, a new RuPay credit card linked to UPI. It’s a play to convert the country’s massive digital payment users into first-time credit customers. But they’re entering an already crowded and competitive field.
Microsoft is exploring a system-level AI clipboard for Windows, per a new patent. It could transform copied text, code, and images with simple prompts before you paste. This might be one of their more practical AI integrations yet.
According to CNBC, AI startup Lovable’s new funding round values it at a staggering $6.6 billion. The round includes U.S. investors Accel and Khosla Ventures and marks a tripling of its valuation since July 2025.
Red Hat has acquired London-based AI safety startup Chatterbox Labs to bolster responsible AI tools. The move aims to help enterprises move AI projects from experimentation into secure, monitored production.
Netflix is diving deeper into video podcasts with a new deal. The streamer will start airing shows from iHeartMedia, including The Breakfast Club, in early 2026.
According to a presentation at the Fortune Brainstorm AI conference, most workers are barely scratching the surface of AI’s potential. Allie K. Miller, CEO of Open Machine, argues this misuse is making expensive corporate subscriptions worthless.
Google is pulling the plug on its dark web monitoring service. The company says the tool, which scanned for stolen personal info, wasn’t useful enough and will be fully shut down by February 2026.
PayPal is taking a major step to become a full-fledged bank. The company has applied for a US charter to form PayPal Bank, a move that could reshape its business and the fintech landscape.
Security researchers have uncovered a dangerous new phishing technique targeting Microsoft accounts. Dubbed “ConsentFix,” it tricks users into pasting a special link, granting attackers full access without needing a password or multi-factor authentication.
