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Apple Caves in Brazil, Will Let iPhone Users Pay Outside the App Store
BusinessPrivacySoftware

Apple Caves in Brazil, Will Let iPhone Users Pay Outside the App Store

Apple has settled an antitrust probe in Brazil, agreeing to open up the iPhone to alternative app stores and payment methods. The company has 105 days to implement the changes under a three-year agreement with regulators.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 23, 2025
EU Takes a Victory Lap for New iPhone Features
InnovationPrivacySoftware

EU Takes a Victory Lap for New iPhone Features

The European Union is crediting its Digital Markets Act for new interoperability features in the iOS 26.3 beta. These include a system for transferring data to Android and better support for third-party smartwatches. Apple is implementing the changes to comply with EU antitrust legislation.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 23, 2025
The 4 Linux Distros Actually Worth Using for Gaming Now
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

The 4 Linux Distros Actually Worth Using for Gaming Now

With Windows frustrating many users, Linux gaming is having a moment. But which distro should you choose? A new analysis highlights four standouts, each with a very different philosophy for playing your Steam library.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 23, 2025
Spotify data scraped, TikTok pulls AI weight loss ads, and a dangerous npm package
AIDataSoftware

Spotify data scraped, TikTok pulls AI weight loss ads, and a dangerous npm package

A group called Anna’s Archive claims to have scraped 86 million music files from Spotify. Meanwhile, TikTok removed AI-generated ads for prescription weight loss drugs that impersonated Boots.

by Michael TurnerDecember 23, 2025
OpenAI Admits AI Browsers Can’t Fully Stop Prompt Injection
AICybersecuritySoftware

OpenAI Admits AI Browsers Can’t Fully Stop Prompt Injection

OpenAI has conceded that prompt injection attacks, which trick AI agents into following hidden malicious instructions, are a long-term security challenge unlikely to ever be fully solved. The company is using an AI-powered “automated attacker” to test its ChatGPT Atlas browser, but experts warn the

by Michael TurnerDecember 23, 2025
AI is Reshaping Networking, And These Are The 10 Hottest Tools
AIInnovationSoftware

AI is Reshaping Networking, And These Are The 10 Hottest Tools

AI is fundamentally changing network infrastructure, forcing a wave of new tools. According to CRN, 40% of enterprises will deploy specialized AI network fabrics by 2027. Here’s what that really means.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 23, 2025
Spotify’s 300TB Music Archive Leak Is A New Kind Of Piracy
DataPrivacySoftware

Spotify’s 300TB Music Archive Leak Is A New Kind Of Piracy

Someone just dumped a 300TB archive of Spotify’s music catalog online. It’s a staggering act of data scraping aimed at “preservation,” but Spotify isn’t happy. Here’s why this changes everything, and also nothing.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 23, 2025
Who’s in Charge When AI Messes Up at Work?
AIPrivacySoftware

Who’s in Charge When AI Messes Up at Work?

When an AI bot quietly approved $2 million more in refunds than allowed, it exposed a critical gap in accountability. Companies are now creating new roles like the Chief Work Officer to own the system where people and AI intersect. The goal is to turn a handoff problem into a force multiplier.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 22, 2025
AI Feedback Loops Keep Making the Same Boring Pictures
AISoftwareTechnology

AI Feedback Loops Keep Making the Same Boring Pictures

A new study paired Stable Diffusion XL with the LLaVA image describer in a self-running loop. Over 700 experiments, every sequence converged on about 12 visual clichés like stormy lighthouses and grand cathedrals.

by Jessica Moore P.E.December 22, 2025
OpenAI’s New Plan: Certify 10 Million Americans in AI by 2030
AIInnovationSoftware

OpenAI’s New Plan: Certify 10 Million Americans in AI by 2030

OpenAI is launching its first formal certification program, with courses taught entirely inside ChatGPT. The company is piloting the worker-focused “AI Foundations” with partners like Walmart and Accenture, while a separate teacher course is already on Coursera. The ambitious goal is to certify 10 m

by Michael TurnerDecember 22, 2025

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