Meta Unveils Standalone AI Assistant App In Big Tech Push
What do you do when you’re Mark Zuckerberg and already have AI embedded into Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Messenger? Easy—launch a standalone app and jump
What do you do when you’re Mark Zuckerberg and already have AI embedded into Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Messenger? Easy—launch a standalone app and jump
What do you get when you mix long-distance running with sci-fi? Beijing just found out. In a surreal twist to the Yizhuang half-marathon, 21 humanoid
It’s one of the hardest conversations families ever have—when should someone with dementia stop driving? No one wants to feel like they’re losing independence, but
What if a robot helped bring your baby into the world? For one couple in Mexico, that’s not sci-fi—it’s science fact. In a world-first, a
Just when it seemed like TikTok’s future in the U.S. was heading toward an inevitable showdown, Amazon swooped in with a last-minute bid. But is
Elon Musk just pulled off another headline-grabbing deal—this time, selling his own social media platform, X, to his AI company, xAI, for a cool $45
Alibaba just dropped a bold AI model, QwQ-32B, to rival OpenAI’s cost-efficient model and go toe-to-toe with DeepSeek’s powerhouse R1. Investors ate it up. Alibaba’s
Albania is pulling the plug on TikTok—for at least a year. Why? Officials say the platform fuels violence, bullying, and bad behavior among kids, and
Ever wished you could taste a friend’s meal without them shoving it in your face? Science might have just made that possible—sort of. Researchers have
It seems China doesn’t want its AI brains wandering too far from home. Authorities are reportedly urging top tech minds to avoid U.S. travel, fearing
It’s official: Skype is logging out permanently. Come May 5, 2025, the once-revolutionary voice and video call service will vanish into tech history, as Microsoft
Quantum computing has always sounded a bit like science-fiction. Strange particles, mind-bending calculations, and the promise of solving problems that today’s computers wouldn’t crack in
