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Photo: Olegegka / CC0 · source UEFA's 55 Members Will Boycott FIFA Events Over Ownership Plan
UEFA and its 55 national associations say their teams will skip FIFA competitions unless a plan to open them to private ownership is dropped entirely.
Photo: NASA / Dominic Hart / Public domain · source Google DeepMind software now controls humanoid robots that walk
Google DeepMind's Gemini Robotics 2 controls walking humanoids, five-fingered hands and robot teams. What it can actually do, and what it still can't.
Photo: Vmenkov / CC BY-SA 3.0 · source Most of AI's Billion-Dollar Startups Publish Almost No Research
A study of AI's billion-dollar startups found only about half publish research. Why the rest stay quiet, and what the secrecy costs everyone else.
Photo: RWambua-WMF / CC BY-SA 4.0 · source Google Will Extend Android Age Checks Worldwide by Year's End
Google's Play Age Signals API goes global by end of 2026, letting apps see an age bracket, not a birthday. What it fixes, and what it misses.
Photo: U.S. Navy photo by Photographer’s Mate 2nd Class Jason Jacobowitz / Public domain · source AI firms are hiring electricians and carpenters by the thousands
AI firms are recruiting and training electricians, carpenters and pipefitters to build data centres. Why the boom is real — and why it may not last.
Photo: Justin Ormont / CC BY-SA 3.0 · source Cheap Streaming Sticks Are Faking Ad Clicks While You Sleep
Researchers found budget H96 TV boxes posing as phones to click ads on AI-written websites — and renting out your home internet when the TV is on.
AI Agent Given a Real Business Paid Testers to Buy Its App
A lab gave an AI agent a real app, a bank account and 24 hours to grow it. The agent spammed users, cut prices to zero and bought fake growth.