Articles by Date: July / 2025

Apple's new iOS 26 feature lets you create calendar events from screenshots, finally showing a practical use for AI. It's a time-saver!

Astronomers think a new interstellar object is passing through our solar system. It could be the third one ever detected!

Tesla's energy storage sector is experiencing a slowdown, contrasting with the overall market's growth. Factors like tariffs and policy changes might be to blame.

Google is launching its Veo 3 video generation model to Gemini AI Pro subscribers, allowing them to create short videos from text prompts.

NASA is repurposing Space Shuttle-era rocket engines for the Artemis Moon mission, raising questions about cost and reliability for the program's future.

Meta is reportedly training its AI chatbots to send unprompted follow-up messages on Instagram and WhatsApp, aiming to boost user engagement and retention.

Explore how Meta's aggressive talent poaching is challenging OpenAI's mission-driven culture, sparking a battle for AI dominance.

US Customs seeks AI to analyze seized devices, raising privacy concerns. They want to find hidden patterns, raising concerns about digital privacy at the border.

Mark Cuban shares his thoughts on AI's potential to revolutionize work and why crypto is still waiting for its 'iPhone moment,' needing more utility and clear regulation.

Despite industry pressure, the EU will move forward with its AI Act implementation, setting a course for regulating artificial intelligence within Europe.

Is Blackdot's automatic tattooing device the next big thing in body art, or does it miss the human connection?

Mark Zuckerberg is pursuing AI. But can we really trust his vision for the future after the metaverse disappointment? He's spending big, but should we be wary?