Articles by Date: September / 2025

DJI fails to win lawsuit against the Department of Defense designation. The drone maker is tagged as a 'Chinese military company'.

The Google trial resumes with a key question about trust. Can Google, a tech giant, be relied upon to act in good faith, especially given past allegations?

Qualcomm's new XPAN tech allows earbuds to seamlessly switch to Wi-Fi, hinting at a future of phone-free listening. Here's what I learned.

Archaeologists unearth a shell jewelry workshop, revealing cultural connections between early humans and Neanderthals in prehistoric Europe. A glimpse into our past.

Anthropic's new AI model, Claude Sonnet 4.5, demonstrates remarkable autonomy by coding an entire chat application in 30 hours. This shows great evolution in AI capabilities.

Brave enhances its AI search with Ask Brave, offering detailed, AI-powered answers with a focus on privacy and comprehensive results.

Meta is expanding its facial recognition technology to Europe and South Korea to combat fake accounts and impersonation. Here's how it will work to protect you.

DeepSeek unveils V3.2-exp, a model designed to significantly reduce inference costs with its innovative sparse attention system.

Alex, an AI recruiter startup, secures $17M to automate initial job screenings, sparking debate about the future of hiring and the human touch in recruitment.

ChatGPT is simplifying online shopping! Users can now make purchases directly within chat, potentially reshaping the e-commerce landscape and challenging traditional giants.

Google's AI image search gets a major upgrade. You can now use natural language and vague descriptions to find exactly what you're looking for. The AI gets your vibe!

Nothing introduces Playground, an AI tool empowering users to craft apps using simple text prompts, marking a step towards personalized mobile experiences.