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AI is becoming critical infrastructure

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AI is becoming critical infrastructure

Former Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne is now part of the OpenAI team. When Osborne asked himself which company would be the best in the near future, he found the answer in OpenAI. He will also be on the board of directors for the “OpenAI for Countries” program, which supports countries in their adoption of artificial intelligence. With Osborne joining OpenAI, the aim is to work with governments to improve public services.

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On Me Raises $6M to Reinvent Digital Gift Cards with Interest-Based Categories: Growth Metrics and Market Outlook
Startups & Business
On Me Raises $6M to Reinvent Digital Gift Cards with Interest-Based Categories: Growth Metrics and Market Outlook

Former Google employees have launched a new venture together, founding the company “On Me.” On Me offers mobile gift cards categorized by interest. The company announced it raised $6 million in a seed funding round. The CEO argues that most plastic gifts harm the environment and that it is now necessary to move to digital. On Me stated that it has facilitated over $2.5 million in gifting to 26,000 users and is growing at a rate of 50% per month. The company raised $1.7 million in seed funding last year.

December 13, 2025Read story →
Cursor enters the AI agent race: System that solves weeks-long bugs in seconds is on the way
AI & Machine Learning
Cursor enters the AI agent race: System that solves weeks-long bugs in seconds is on the way

Anysphere CEO Michael Truell told Fortune that Cursor, one of the company's most valuable products, now generates more code than any other LLM. AI code editors were unable to turn a profit due to high model costs. Cursor therefore switched to usage-based pricing in July, passing the bill on to users, which drew significant backlash. Cursor's goal appears to be to perform more complex functions and target corporate teams as its primary customer base rather than individual developers.

December 10, 2025Read story →
Trump Reverses Course on Chip Ban: Nvidia Can Sell to China With a Revenue Cut to the U.S.
Hardware & Chips
Trump Reverses Course on Chip Ban: Nvidia Can Sell to China With a Revenue Cut to the U.S.

During the US-China tensions, US President Donald Trump banned the sale of chips from artificial intelligence chip giant Nvidia to Beijing. He later lifted this ban on one condition: that Nvidia pay 15% of its Chinese revenue to the US. Now, Trump has said that Nvidia can only sell its chips to commercial customers that have been reviewed and approved by the US Department of Commerce. This situation will also apply to other chip-producing companies like AMD.

December 9, 2025Read story →
Should You Buy AirPods Pro 3? Here's the Innovation, Price, and Performance Analysis
Consumer Electronics
Should You Buy AirPods Pro 3? Here's the Innovation, Price, and Performance Analysis

AirPods Pro 3 are currently discounted by $20 on Amazon and are now selling for $230. Features included with the new AirPods Pro 3 include an almost endless battery life, improved sound quality, and live translation. Noise cancellation (ANC) is the feature that has helped AirPods become the best-selling product. Apple has used foam-infused ear tips in the new model to reduce noise. Additionally, AirPods Pro 3 comes with a heart rate monitoring feature.

December 8, 2025Read story →
Samsung's Ballie Robot, Promised for Years but Never Delivered, is Still in Limbo: Will it Really Hit the Market?
Consumer Electronics
Samsung's Ballie Robot, Promised for Years but Never Delivered, is Still in Limbo: Will it Really Hit the Market?

Ballie is a ball-shaped robot that can move around the house and project things onto surfaces. It's been six months since Samsung announced its Ballie personal robot, but it's still nowhere to be seen. This situation is reminiscent of Samsung's Galaxy Home speaker fiasco, which it introduced and then completely forgot about. While Ballie doesn't seem to have been completely canceled, its constant delays are not reassuring.

December 7, 2025Read story →
Shocking Lawsuit Against Skybound: “$4 Million Accounting Scheme and Theft of Stray Designs”
Gaming & Entertainment
Shocking Lawsuit Against Skybound: “$4 Million Accounting Scheme and Theft of Stray Designs”

Skybound Game Studios has been sued by iam8bit. iam8bit entered into a partnership with Skybound in April 2021, where it discovered that Skybound was not preparing the correct financial reports it was required to prepare each month and was inflating expenses with millions of dollars in fake entries. Furthermore, Skybound disclosed iam8bit's trade secrets when releasing its own game. The lawsuit filed by iam8bit includes allegations of breach of contract and fraud. The company is seeking monetary damages, punitive damages, and reimbursement for legal fees.

December 5, 2025Read story →
Google's New AI Experiment Draws Backlash: Misleading Headlines, Fewer Clicks
AI & Machine Learning
Google's New AI Experiment Draws Backlash: Misleading Headlines, Fewer Clicks

Google used artificial intelligence to generate the titles of some articles on Discover. This resulted in the content and the title being completely different. The title is entirely incorrect or misleading. Google explained itself as follows: “An interface experiment for a small portion of Discover users.” The explanation was not very convincing. Google is testing an integrated AI experience on a single screen by combining AI Mode with AI Overview.

December 3, 2025Read story →
Suspected Ex-Employee Behind Massive Coupang Data Breach Affecting 33.7 Million Users
Security & Privacy
Suspected Ex-Employee Behind Massive Coupang Data Breach Affecting 33.7 Million Users

A major data breach affecting 33.7 million customers occurred at Coupang. The company stated that the breach began in June and was discovered and reported on November 18. The leaked information included names, email addresses, phone numbers, and some order histories, while payment details and passwords were not compromised. As a result, the government launched an investigation. According to Yonhap, the suspect who stole this information is a former Chinese Coupang employee.

November 30, 2025Read story →
Influencers Have Abandoned Reality: AI Animals Are Boosting Engagement While Trust Collapses!
AI & Machine Learning
Influencers Have Abandoned Reality: AI Animals Are Boosting Engagement While Trust Collapses!

When Zoe Ilana Hill saw other influencers getting high engagement by integrating their animals into their photos using AI, she tried this method herself and got high engagement. Influencers have noticed the high engagement potential of artificial intelligence in the animal trend. Influencers now see AI-generated content as a tool rather than a threat and are using AI to support their posts.

November 29, 2025Read story →