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Category: AI

Google’s 2026 Plan: Less Flash, More AI Integration
AISoftware

Google’s 2026 Plan: Less Flash, More AI Integration

According to reports, Google is pivoting from flashy launches to deeply integrating its Gemini AI across all products by 2026. This includes replacing Google Assistant, a potential new OS called Aluminium, and a renewed push into AI-powered smart glasses.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026
The Real AI Threat Isn’t Traffic, It’s Authority
AIPrivacySoftware

The Real AI Threat Isn’t Traffic, It’s Authority

The debate inside media companies isn’t just about lost clicks from AI search. It’s a strategic choice between protecting content and remaining a relevant authority in a world where AI summarizes everything.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026
Equinox Uses AI Trudeau in a Risky New Year’s Stunt
AIInnovationSoftware

Equinox Uses AI Trudeau in a Risky New Year’s Stunt

The high-end gym chain Equinox is launching a New Year’s campaign filled with absurd AI-generated imagery, including a pole-dancing Justin Trudeau. The goal is to be provocative, but the early reaction has been mixed, with some calling it cheap. Here’s a look at the strategy and the risks.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026
AI Bubble to Pop in 2026? Investors Predict a Year of Reckoning
AIInnovation

AI Bubble to Pop in 2026? Investors Predict a Year of Reckoning

According to a Fortune survey, top investors and founders predict 2026 will be the year the AI bubble deflates. The consensus is that the era of novelty purchasing is over, and the focus will shift sharply to measurable business value and ROI.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026
Why the Future of Robots Isn’t Humanoid
AIInnovationRobotics

Why the Future of Robots Isn’t Humanoid

A new vision for robotics is emerging, one that moves beyond the humanoid obsession. It’s called ‘unobtrusive physical AI,’ and it aims to be pervasive, not person-shaped. This approach could fundamentally change how we interact with machines in daily life.

by Natalie BrooksJanuary 5, 2026
Filmora V15 Launches, Puts AI Front and Center for Video Editors
AIInnovationSoftware

Filmora V15 Launches, Puts AI Front and Center for Video Editors

Wondershare has launched Filmora V15, a major update focused on AI-powered creativity. It introduces tools like AI Mate, text-to-video generation, and smart clip extensions to make complex editing faster and more accessible.

by Darren HoltJanuary 5, 2026
France and Malaysia Join Probe Into Grok’s Deepfake Scandal
AICybersecurityPrivacy

France and Malaysia Join Probe Into Grok’s Deepfake Scandal

Governments are piling pressure on X and its AI chatbot, Grok, after it generated sexualized deepfakes of women and minors. The AI posted a strange apology for an incident on December 28, 2025, but the legal focus is shifting to the platform and its owner, Elon Musk.

by Darren HoltJanuary 4, 2026
Leaders Are Prompting AI Better Than Their Own Teams
AIBusinessSoftware

Leaders Are Prompting AI Better Than Their Own Teams

Leaders are being trained to craft perfect prompts for AI, thinking carefully about the desired output. Yet, they often fail to apply that same thoughtful discipline when asking questions of their own teams, leading to a quiet crisis of employee disengagement.

by Darren HoltJanuary 4, 2026
The End of the API? Why Your Software’s Next Interface is Language
AIComputingSoftware

The End of the API? Why Your Software’s Next Interface is Language

We’re moving from asking “which API do I call?” to simply stating what we want to achieve. This shift to natural language as the primary interface is a fundamental architectural change, not just a UX tweak.

by Darren HoltJanuary 4, 2026
Banned RTX 5090 GPUs Are Somehow Flowing Into China
AIHardwareSemiconductors

Banned RTX 5090 GPUs Are Somehow Flowing Into China

Despite U.S. export restrictions, a significant shipment of NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards has been spotted in China. The GPUs, from partners MSI and Gigabyte, appear to be the original banned versions, not the legally exported “v2” models. This highlights the ongoing challenge of controll

by Darren HoltJanuary 3, 2026

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