Unreal Engine 6 will incorporate AI models like Gemini and Claude to automate repetitive tasks, offering developers optional tools aimed at accelerating game production without sacrificing creative control.
Jeff Bezos challenges widespread fears of AI-induced job losses, predicting that AI will instead boost productivity and create labor shortages as workers leave the workforce.
Apple’s iPhone 17 series hit an unprecedented activation milestone in China, reclaiming market leadership as Huawei faces declining sales and shifting consumer loyalty.
AI startups focused on physics simulation and world models are adopting Amazon’s Trainium chips for superior compute efficiency over traditional GPU-based options.
Databricks introduced Genie One, a next-generation AI assistant that integrates data across platforms to automate workflows in sales, marketing, finance, and more.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urges society to embrace AI and adapt to its challenges, highlighting the need for regulation and updated social frameworks in the evolving technological landscape.
Alibaba revealed its first AI models designed for robots, signaling a commitment to smart industrial agents as China prioritizes robotics in its manufacturing strategy.
Apple updates HomeKit Secure Video by introducing AI-powered event summaries and natural-language search, alongside new energy insights tied to utility accounts and iCloud+ subscriptions.
Deezer introduces a free tool that identifies AI-generated songs in playlists, aiming to provide transparency on synthetic music across Spotify, Apple Music, and others.
AMD quietly disabled Transparent Secure Memory Encryption on its consumer Ryzen processors, leaving users unaware of the loss of this critical security feature.
SpaceX’s upcoming IPO sparks debate over its staggering $28.5 trillion market opportunity, largely driven by its recent AI acquisition and ambitious growth projections.
NVIDIA announces day-one compatibility with DeepMind’s DiffusionGemma AI model, enabling accelerated local text generation on RTX GPUs and DGX supercomputers without cloud dependency.