Even its own Oversight Board finds Meta’s approach to banning accounts incoherent. The independent group upheld the company’s decision to permanently disable an Instagram account with 70,000 followers. Yet in the same ruling it raised serious due process concerns and highlighted a confusing patchwork of penalties that differ sharply between Facebook and Instagram. The case […]

Google has rolled out a feature that lets subscribers generate digital versions of themselves for use in AI-produced videos. The tool, powered by the company’s new Gemini Omni model, captures facial details, head movements and voice patterns after a short recording session. But the realism comes with questions about daily use, potential misuse and the

Robert Kiyosaki built a career telling millions that savers lose. The author of the 1997 bestseller “Rich Dad Poor Dad” has spent decades urging readers to trade fiat cash for assets that cannot be printed at will. Yet even he now cautions restraint. In a recent post on X, Kiyosaki reminded followers that gold, silver

Four years after Windows 11 launched with a redesigned context menu that many called cluttered and frustrating, Microsoft has acknowledged the problem. The company will now let users configure the right-click menu to fit their needs. The move comes after persistent complaints from power users, IT administrators, and everyday workers who found themselves clicking “Show

BioCoach watches you lift. It doesn’t just count reps or guess at your posture. This prototype system analyzes muscle activation patterns directly from ordinary video. Then it tells you, in plain language, when your form slips in ways that invite injury. Developers built it to address a stubborn problem. Rookies pack gyms each January. Many

China’s internet users already live inside super apps. Now those apps want to think and act on their behalf. Instead of tapping through menus for coffee, flights or groceries, millions are handing off entire tasks to AI systems. The agents plan. They compare. They buy. And they do it without the user switching apps. The

The European Commission just bought its banks time. On Thursday it announced a three-year delay in applying stricter capital requirements for market risk. The move pushes full implementation of the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book, or FRTB, out to the end of 2029. Banks won’t face the new regime until then. Why the wait?

Andrew Feldman stood before an audience at the Bloomberg Tech conference in San Francisco on June 4 and delivered a message that cut through the usual corporate caution. Cerebras Systems, the company he leads, stands ready to partner with every major player supplying components for AI data centers. Everyone, that is, except one. “The AI

AI coding tools generate functions in seconds. They scaffold features and pass initial tests with startling speed. Yet the systems they help build often grow harder to maintain. The bottleneck isn’t generation. It’s comprehension. Software has always carried two burdens. One is accidental. The other is essential. Fred Brooks laid this out decades ago in

Executives once debated whether generative AI would deliver real returns. Now the conversation has shifted. Companies are no longer asking if autonomous systems make sense. They are figuring out how many to deploy, how fast, and who stays in control when things go wrong. Task-specific AI agents have moved from pilots to production at a