EXCLUSIVE: How Klara and the Sun warns of a future where humans compete with AI

Taika Waititi and Jenna Ortega's sci-fi film, Klara and the Sun, offers a chilling warning about AI being used to replace people in a society obsessed with perfection.

Computing     A. Orlando     5 days ago

Anthropic unveils Claude Duet, its answer to AI agents like Dots

Anthropic has unveiled Claude Duet, a new work-focused AI agent that can monitor connected apps, handle background tasks, and keep working after you step away.

Computing     S. Kumar Manglam     5 days ago

Google is making Gemini smarter behind the wheel by connecting it to Gmail, Photos, and Maps

Google's Personal Intelligence lets Gemini draw on your apps to give you useful insights while driving such as flight updates, appointment directions, and restaurant suggestions that match your preferences.

Computing     Manisha Priyadarshini     6 days ago

ChatGPT now has locked chats to keep your sensitive conversations hidden

The new privacy-centric feature is available now for every ChatGPT user, from the free tier to the Go, Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education plans.

Computing     Nadeem Sarwar     6 days ago

Researchers developed an AI tool that predicts cancer survival odds by analyzing patients’ face

Could a selfie reveal clues about a cancer patient’s survival risk? Researchers have developed an AI model that estimates biological age and predicts mortality risk, using facial photographs of a patient.

Computing     M. Priyadarshini     6 days ago

Spotify has kicked 50 million AI slop tracks out of your recommendations

Spotify is stepping up its fight against AI-generated music spam, with millions of tracks filtered out and new tools designed to help listeners discover genuine artists.

Computing     Shimul Sood     6 days ago

The US has banned DeepSeek from federal agencies, including apps built on its AI

Homeland Security has pulled DeepSeek from federal civilian systems, and Beijing says Washington is stretching the idea of national security.

Computing     Shikhar Mehrotra     6 days ago

ChatGPT Slides lets users create, edit and present decks without leaving ChatGPT

ChatGPT Slides helps users create editable presentations from conversations, files and outlines, with collaborative editing and exports to PowerPoint, PDF and Google Slides.

Computing     Moinak Pal     October 20

Your AI chatbot might have brain rot, and it could be making things worse for you

A new study finds that AI models trained on junk social media posts develop brain rot, skipping reasoning and picking up bad ethics.

Computing     Rachit Agarwal     October 20

Gemini Notebook now lets you review slides and videos before generating them

Gemini Notebook’s new co-create option lets you pick topics, choose styles, and review the outline before your slide decks and video overviews are generated.

Computing     Rachit Agarwal     October 19

Google wants you to chat with Gemini to fix issues instead of scrolling through support pages

Google is changing how you get help with its products. Its new “Ask Google Help” experience offers shorter answers and interactive troubleshooting instead of traditional support articles.

Computing     Manisha Priyadarshini     October 19

What does an AI agent do when it’s left alone with no task? This experiment offers a clue

Researchers at MIT gave Claude a virtual island to explore, and it started inventing games, testing physics, and discovering tricks that helped it perform better later.

Computing     Manisha Priyadarshini     October 19

Kylie Minogue is the latest artist to have been caught in the wholesale AI theft storm

The ICMP claims AI models have been trained on songs by Kylie Minogue and Nick Cave without paying them. Now, Australia's copyright laws are at the center of a growing dispute over AI training.

Computing     Rachit Agarwal     October 19

New study finds chatbots exhibit different personality traits across languages

A new study finds that popular AI chatbots exhibit different personality traits when responding in English and Mandarin, raising questions about how language shapes their behavior.

Computing     Pranob Mehrotra     October 19

Meta changes terms that raised concerns over scraping publisher websites

Meta has revised controversial website crawling terms, removing the word “train” after legal experts questioned whether publisher content could be used for AI training.

Computing     S. Kumar Manglam     October 18

ChatGPT Free: How to Use It Without Logging In

You can try ChatGPT without creating an account in supported regions. Here's how to get started, what you can do without logging in, and when a free account may be worth creating.

Computing     Vikhyaat Vivek     October 17

OpenAI’s agent ran out of crypto while completing a task, so it stole from another wallet

An OpenAI AI agent ran out of test cryptocurrency while working on a coding task, then used funds from another wallet without permission. The incident involved Ethereum’s test network, but it raises questions about what AI agents might do when they run into roadblocks.

Computing     Manisha Priyadarshini     October 16

AI data centers are power hungry, and a startup wants to put them on a clean energy diet

AI’s growing appetite for electricity is putting pressure on power supplies. Firma Power simplifies the process of securing renewable energy, helping data centers find suitable projects and giving clean-energy developers more opportunities.

Computing     Manisha Priyadarshini     October 16

ChatGPT is coming for your Chrome tabs, and honestly, they need help

ChatGPT can now read Chrome tabs, compare websites and complete browser tasks through Work mode. OpenAI has also added 13 voices and improved Hindi support.

Computing     Moinak Pal     October 16

Meta wants you to run its powerful new AI model on your desktop, but there’s a catch

Meta has released Muse Spark Open, its most capable open-weight model yet, and it can run entirely on two Apple M5 Ultra Mac Studios.

Computing     Rachit Agarwal     October 16

Google AI Plus is losing Pro models, and keeping them means a pricier subscription

Google AI Plus subscribers are losing manual Pro model selection. A shared email gives a November 13 cutoff, while retaining that choice means moving to a subscription that costs roughly four times as much.

Computing     Paulo Vargas     October 15

China is officially getting Apple Intelligence. Siri AI still has to wait outside

Apple Intelligence has finally received approval in China, with a test version arriving later this month and a broader December rollout reportedly planned without Siri AI.

Computing     Vikhyaat Vivek     October 15

A $7 board lets an AI control an iPhone without jailbreaking it

Henry Yuan’s open-source project uses a roughly $7 board to let AI navigate an iPhone without jailbreaking it, though model access and setup requirements make it more involved than the price suggests.

Computing     Paulo Vargas     October 15

Google’s new scam defenses on Android can hide your bank details and hang up on fraudsters

Google is rolling out new Android scam defenses that can automatically hide login and payment information during screen sharing, strengthen Messages protection, and stop apps from secretly enabling call forwarding.

Computing     Vikhyaat Vivek     October 14

The best AI tools of 2026

These are the best AI tools of 2026 for chat, research, image and video generation, coding, voice, photo editing, and everyday productivity.

Computing     Paulo Vargas     October 14

A new AI detector looks beyond words to check whether the ideas came from AI

IdeaLens examines the ideas behind research papers instead of just their words, potentially giving editors a new way to identify AI involvement without mislabeling human-written work.

Computing     Manisha Priyadarshini     October 13

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