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On February 28, OpenAI announced it had reached a deal that will allow the US military to use its technologies in classified settings. CEO Sam Altman said the negotiations, which the company began pursuing only after the Pentagon’s public reprimand of Anthropic, were “definitely rushed.” In its announcements, OpenAI took great pains to say that…

Since December 2025, Google has been rolling out a tool that lets any Workspace employee build and deploy AI agents on company data: no coding, no IT sign-off required. If your IT team hasn’t noticed, today is the point at which they probably should. Google Workspace Studio reached all Rapid Release domains on February 27. […]

There is something about Las Vegas before a big conference. The carpets are loud. The coffee is strong. Everyone walks quickly, as if late for something important. And this year feels… slightly tense. I recently spent 15 minutes speaking with Eric Krapf, Program Chair of Enterprise Connect. It was meant to be a straightforward preview. […]

The feature was previously only available to Professional Mode users, but this update will allow anyone on the app to access the expanded creator tool.

The For You tab feature is designed to allow users to access a more focused version of their timelines, centered around chosen subject matter.

Today, or better tonight in my time zone, Pico had a special developer event where it teased its new operating system and its new upcoming headset, codenamed Project Swan. All the info shared makes us think about a headset in the same category as the Apple Vision Pro. Let me tell you everything we now […]

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The Expedition 74 crew kicked off the work week readying a spacesuit and studying procedures for an upcoming spacewalk later this month. The International Space Station residents are also packing a Japanese cargo craft and preparing it for departure from the International Space Station at the end of the week.

The American Society of Magazine Editors has named MIT Technology Review as a finalist for a 2026 National Magazine Award in the reporting category.  The shortlisted story—“We did the math on AI’s energy footprint. Here’s the story you haven’t heard”—is part of the publication’s Power Hungry package on AI’s energy burden.  AI is often described…

People tend to focus on interior renovations, but the outside matters too.

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Burrowed in the alleys of Hongik-dong, a hushed residential neighborhood in eastern Seoul, is a faded stone-tiled building stamped “Korea Baduk Association,” the governing body for professional Go. The game is an ancient one, with sacred stature in South Korea.  But inside the building, rooms once filled with the soft clatter of hands dipping into…

There’s a curious shift underway in enterprise technology. For years, we’ve added more screens. More apps. More dashboards. And yet, somehow, the experience still feels… slightly clunky. Spend a full day navigating AI apps, juggling prompts, correcting hallucinations, nudging agents that were supposed to be autonomous, and you can feel as though you’ve gone twelve […]