The White House wants to vet AI models before release, a tech boss proposes a 'minimum wage for robots,' and the government review debate heats up — three signals that AI regulation is shifting from conversation to action.
Star Wars Zero Company leaks, the KOTOR remake is (still) happening, and Inverse asks whether Star Wars games have a relevancy problem — three takes on a galaxy far, far away that's having an identity crisis.
AI meets hospital cybersecurity, wearable tech brings hospice staff a surprising quality-of-life boost, and the weekly office tech roundup keeps you honest about what's actually new.
The US and Iran are trading strikes in the Gulf, Iran hits a UAE oil facility, and the Strait of Hormuz becomes the world's most watched waterway — the conflict is escalating faster than diplomacy can keep up.
Today's sharpest AI developments — the Pentagon signs deals with 7 tech companies for classified systems, Sam Altman calls out 'AI washing' in corporate layoffs, and a model spots pancreatic cancer years before symptoms appear.
Today's gaming headlines — the PS1 classics now worth a small fortune, a huge week for new releases across PlayStation, Xbox, PC, and Switch, and the Assassin's Creed rabbit hole you didn't know you wanted to go down.
Today's sharpest tech developments — Starlink bridges the digital divide in Yemen while creating new ones, assistive technology gets a real-world showcase at the Abilities Expo, and California draws up the rulebook for AI in government.
Today's sharpest world developments — the Trump era is quietly reshaping how global politics works, Germany faces a reckoning over its Iran calculations, and the Ipsos survey reveals what the planet is actually worried about this month.
Today's sharpest AI developments — the Academy draws a firm line on machine performers, China makes layoffs look like a national policy, and Washington can't decide if AI is an economic engine or an existential threat.
Today's gaming headlines — Capcom teases a bigger Pragmata universe, Nintendo's May release calendar is looking stacked, and the ZX Spectrum reminds us why retro gaming never really goes away.
Today's sharpest tech developments — big tech's surprising new labor allies, the AI data center land grab, and why one Yale transplant team is suddenly very interested in robotics.
Today's sharpest world developments — May Day goes global with a geopolitical edge, the Iran war's winners and losers taking shape, and the energy price shock that turned labor activism into something more complicated.
The week's sharpest AI developments — from the military getting serious about AI deployment to a judge who's had enough of bad AI-generated court filings.
This week's tech stories — from where the best firms are, to longevity claims that sound like science fiction, to a college essay that cut right to the heart of the matter.
The biggest stories shaping the world today — from a fragile ceasefire showing cracks to a Jerusalem attack that rattled international nerves.