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Microsoft 365 Copilot Adoption Stays Under 4.5% After 3 Years
Microsoft 365 Copilot has failed to break 4.5% adoption after three years on the market, with only 1% of users engaging weekly, even as Microsoft raised prices on the product.
Meta's Muse Image Lets You @ Tag Users Into AI Photos
Meta launched Muse Image, its first AI model from Superintelligence Labs, enabling users to @ mention other Instagram accounts and incorporate their public photos into AI-generated images across Insta
Open Source Tops Token Volume, Anthropic Still Holds Half of Spend
Despite open-source models like DeepSeek surging past frontier models in raw token volume on platforms like Vercel and OpenRouter, Anthropic still captures more than half of total AI spending because
China Meets Alibaba, ByteDance, Z.ai on AI Export Curbs
Chinese authorities have held meetings over the past month with top domestic AI firms — including Alibaba, ByteDance, and Z.ai — about potentially restricting overseas access to China's most advanced
Anthropic's Claude Cowork Hits Web & Mobile (90% Isn't Coding)
Anthropic is rolling Claude Cowork out to web and mobile in beta for Max plan subscribers, and disclosed that over 90% of usage is unrelated to software development—reframing the agent as a general-pu
Tangos raises $20M seed for AI financial crime tool
Tangos AI, which uses artificial intelligence to run financial crime investigations at scale, has closed a $20 million seed funding round led by Red Dot.
Discord Bug Banned 8,000+ Over Grid Images
Discord's safety system suffered a bug that wrongly banned more than 8,000 accounts since May, including users who posted innocent images like chessboards and Minecraft inventories, and a secondary gl
Ex-Tesla scientist launches Paris humanoid startup UMA
Rémi Cadène, a former Tesla Autopilot and Optimus scientist, has launched Paris-based startup UMA with plans for a European humanoid robot called Northstar and a pipeline of 50 potential customers.
iPhone 18 Pro to Grow ~2mm Thicker Than iPhone 17 Pro
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro will grow roughly 2mm thicker than the iPhone 17 Pro to accommodate its first variable-aperture main camera, according to Chinese leaker Fixed Focus Digital.
AI law startup Norm raises $120M, hits unicorn valuation
AI legal services startup Norm raised $120 million in a Series C led by Khosla Ventures, reaching a $1.2 billion unicorn valuation as it scales a model of AI agents supervised by human attorneys and c
WriteOut Flaw Enabled Writer AI Cross-Tenant Session Hijack
Sand Security Research disclosed a critical WriteOut vulnerability in Writer's enterprise AI platform that let attackers hijack session tokens across tenants via malicious agent preview links, exposin
NVIDIA Game Ready 610.74 Lands for DOOM, AC Black Flag
NVIDIA has shipped Game Ready driver 610.74 for GeForce RTX cards, optimized for two big PC launches: id Software's DOOM: The Dark Ages – Revelations expansion and the full Assassin's Creed Black Flag
Siri AI Pulls Data From Third-Party Apps in iOS 27 Beta
Apple's iOS 27 developer beta 3 lets Siri AI access information from third-party apps for the first time, with early testers confirming the assistant can pull remaining battery data from electric vehi
The foundational elements of AI architecture that IT leaders need to scale
Elastic, through its CIO Adnan Adil, lays out four foundational AI architecture elements—data quality, context engineering, governance, and human expertise—that it argues will outlast rapid model adva
Microsoft's Xbox Cuts 3,200 Jobs, Divests Five Studios
Microsoft's Xbox division announced plans to cut roughly 3,200 jobs over the next year—including 1,600 on Monday—and divest up to five studios including Ninja Theory as part of a major restructuring.
Microsoft Xbox Cuts 3,200 Jobs, Divests Five Studios
Microsoft is cutting roughly 3,200 Xbox jobs over the next year and divesting up to five game studios — including Ninja Theory — in what Xbox CEO Asha Sharma calls a 'reset' of a gaming business she p
India logistics: AI's real win is automated judgement
The real AI transformation in India's logistics sector isn't warehouse robots or route algorithms — it's automating the judgement and decision-making that used to live in a few operators' heads, argue
Anthropic Maps Claude's Internal 'J-Space'
Anthropic published research suggesting its AI model Claude has an internal 'workspace' resembling aspects of human consciousness, though the company stops short of claiming sentience while using lang
iPhone 18 Pro Logic Board Leak Confirms A20 Pro 2nm, LPDDR6
High-resolution leaked images of the iPhone 18 Pro logic board reveal Apple's first 2nm A20 Pro SoC with a larger die area, WMCM packaging, a bigger Neural Engine for on-device AI, and early adoption
AMD Ryzen AI Halo: $3,999 Mini PC Challenges Nvidia DGX Spark
AMD launched the $3,999.99 Ryzen AI Halo Developer Desktop, a 2.7-pound mini PC rated for 126 TOPS that runs Windows and challenges Nvidia's DGX Spark in the emerging local-AI desktop category.
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