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Apple Unveils Revamped Siri Interface for iOS 27
Apple has revealed a significant redesign of its voice assistant, Siri, which will be integrated into iOS 27. The new interface will feature enhanced capabilities, including ongoing conversations and multiple requests, and will utilize Google Gemini technology. Additionally, a separate Siri app will allow users to access their previous interactions.
Show moreMacBook Pro Overhaul Delayed Slightly
Apple's major overhaul of the MacBook Pro has been slightly delayed due to ongoing supply chain shortages, with the new launch now expected in early 2027 instead of late 2026. The delays are primarily attributed to industry-wide shortages of memory components, affecting both RAM and SSD production.
Show moreSoftware stock dogs have joined market rally. There's a classic investing lesson in the rebound
After a challenging start to 2026, software stocks, particularly in cybersecurity, have begun to recover, joining a broader market rally that restored losses from recent geopolitical tensions. Microsoft, for instance, saw its shares rebound by 13% last week after a nearly 20% decline earlier this year, as investors reassess the potential of these stocks amid fears of AI disruption and high valuations.
Show moreGerman court rules AI comic adaptation of copyrighted photo doesn't violate the original
A German Higher Regional Court ruled on April 2, 2026, that transforming a copyrighted photo into a comic using AI does not infringe copyright laws. The case involved an animal photographer who sued a former partner for using her underwater dog photo to create an AI-generated comic. The court concluded that the adaptation did not replicate the original's protectable elements, citing a recent European Court of Justice ruling that focuses on specific creative elements rather than the overall impression.
Show moreAnthropic's revenue surge reportedly fuels talk of trillion-dollar valuation
Anthropic has seen a remarkable increase in its revenue, with annualized figures surpassing $30 billion earlier this month, more than tripling from the end of last year. This growth is attributed to the success of its Claude Code and Cowork products, alongside rising token sales. The company's gross margins have also shifted dramatically from -94% in 2024 to 40% in 2025, allowing it to set stringent terms for its upcoming funding round, although no new rounds are expected until at least May.
Show moreAmazon, USPS and the risk of a widening delivery divide in rural America
Amazon's recent agreement with the U.S. Postal Service to cut package volume by 20% is poised to disrupt delivery services, particularly in rural America, where residents already face higher shipping costs and less reliable service. This shift, which involves approximately 200 million fewer packages annually being processed by USPS, will force the agency to spread its fixed costs over a smaller volume, leading to potential price hikes and slower delivery times for rural customers and small businesses reliant on USPS services.
Show moreFirst token counts reveal Opus 4.7 costs significantly more than 4.6 despite Anthropic's flat pricing
Anthropic's Opus 4.7, while maintaining the same price as its predecessor, Opus 4.6, has been found to consume significantly more tokens per request. Measurements indicate an increase of up to 37.4% in token usage, leading to higher costs for users. Despite this increase, Opus 4.7 offers slightly better instruction following, with a 5% improvement over version 4.6.
Show moreGoogle launches generative UI standard for AI agents
Google has unveiled A2UI version 0.9, a new framework-agnostic standard designed for generative user interfaces that enables AI agents to create UI elements dynamically. This version features a shared web core library, an official React renderer, and updates for Flutter, Lit, and Angular, while also introducing a new Agent SDK to simplify development. The ecosystem is rapidly expanding with integrations for AG2 and Oracle's Agent Spec, showcasing early applications like a Personal Health Companion and a Life Goal Simulator.
Show moreAlways-on Ray-Ban Meta glasses powered by OpenClaw speed up everyday tasks in new study
A research team from the University of Colorado, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, and Google has developed VisionClaw, an always-on AI agent integrated into Ray-Ban Meta glasses. This system combines continuous perception with the ability to perform digital tasks, resulting in faster task completion and reduced user effort, as evidenced by studies showing a 13 to 37 percent increase in efficiency compared to traditional methods.
Show moreGoogle’s Aletheia Advances the State of the Art of Fully Autonomous Agentic Math Research
Google's Aletheia, powered by the Gemini 3 Deep Think architecture, has made significant strides in fully autonomous mathematical research by solving 6 out of 10 novel problems in the FirstProof challenge. This achievement, along with a score of approximately 91.9% on the IMO-ProofBench, showcases Aletheia's ability to autonomously generate and evaluate mathematical proofs without human intervention, a notable advancement in the field of AI-driven research.
Show moreTesla brings its robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston
Tesla has expanded its robotaxi service to Dallas and Houston, as announced in a social media post featuring a video of driverless Tesla vehicles. This rollout follows the service's initial launch in Austin last year, where it began offering rides without human monitors in January 2026. Despite the expansion, data indicates that only a single robotaxi is currently registered in each of the new cities.
Show moreJim Cramer on NVIDIA: “When It Comes to GPUs and Service, I Want to Go With Jensen”
Jim Cramer recently endorsed NVIDIA Corporation, suggesting it as a better investment than Allbirds due to CEO Jensen Huang's deep understanding of the GPU industry. Cramer pointed out that despite facing significant negativity and a drop to $165, NVIDIA's stock has rebounded to $196, indicating renewed investor confidence in the company's potential.
Show moreHow the AI Boom is Fueling the US Copper Race
The surge in demand for electricity driven by artificial intelligence is placing copper at the forefront of critical resources, essential for data centers and power grids. Despite this, US copper production has stagnated for decades, making the country increasingly dependent on imports. Projects like Rio Tinto's Resolution mine in Arizona reveal both the vast untapped domestic resources and the significant hurdles, including regulatory delays and rising costs, that must be overcome to boost supply and compete with China's dominance in processing.
Show moreCracks are starting to form on fusion energy’s funding boom
Cracks are appearing in the fusion energy sector as startups like TAE Technologies and General Fusion pursue public mergers to secure funding, raising concerns about premature market entry. While TAE has raised nearly $2 billion over its 30-year history, both companies have yet to achieve critical scientific milestones, prompting fears that failure to deliver results could negatively impact investor confidence in the entire industry.
Show moreGerman court rules AI comic adaptation of copyrighted photo doesn't violate the original
A German Higher Regional Court ruled on April 2, 2026, that transforming a copyrighted photo into a comic using AI does not infringe copyright laws. The case involved an animal photographer who sued a former partner for using her underwater dog photo to create an AI-generated comic. The court concluded that the adaptation did not replicate the original's protectable elements, citing a recent European Court of Justice ruling that focuses on specific creative elements rather than the overall impression.
Show moreSiIicon Valley's AI agent hiccups: Wasted tokens and 'chaotic' systems
At two recent Silicon Valley events, industry leaders discussed the challenges of scaling AI agents, revealing that the technology remains unstable and costly. Executives like Kevin McGrath criticized the common practice of processing all tasks through large language models, warning that this approach leads to wasted resources. As companies like Google and Nvidia push for broader adoption of AI agents, the complexity and operational costs associated with managing these systems have become increasingly apparent.
Show moreApple’s major MacBook Pro overhaul is reportedly ‘slightly’ delayed due to supply chain shortages
Apple's anticipated overhaul of the MacBook Pro is facing a slight delay due to supply chain shortages affecting critical components like RAM and SSDs. Originally expected to launch in late 2026, the new model, which will feature an OLED display and a touch screen, is now likely to debut in early 2027. Software for the new touch screen interface is on track for release with macOS 27 this fall.
Show moreAI-generated influencers flood social media with pro-Trump content ahead of midterms
Ahead of the US midterm elections, a surge of AI-generated influencers is disseminating pro-Trump content across social media platforms, with at least 304 identified accounts on TikTok alone. These accounts, which promote messages against the 'radical left' and advocate for 'America First', have attracted significant followings, with some posts amassing over half a million views. While TikTok claims these accounts are merely spam, the coordinated nature of their content raises concerns about the influence of synthetic media in political discourse.
Show moreGoogle launches generative UI standard for AI agents
Google has unveiled A2UI version 0.9, a new framework-agnostic standard designed for generative user interfaces that enables AI agents to create UI elements dynamically. This version features a shared web core library, an official React renderer, and updates for Flutter, Lit, and Angular, while also introducing a new Agent SDK to simplify development. The ecosystem is rapidly expanding with integrations for AG2 and Oracle's Agent Spec, showcasing early applications like a Personal Health Companion and a Life Goal Simulator.
Show moreAevex CEO Speaks on Raising $320 Million in US IPO
Aevex CEO Roger Wells announced the successful completion of a $320 million initial public offering, discussing the implications for the company's future direction in an interview on Bloomberg Technology. This funding is expected to bolster Aevex's growth and innovation efforts in the competitive tech landscape.
Show moreApple’s Revamped Siri Interface in iOS 27 Is Hidden in WWDC Teaser
Apple's recent teaser for iOS 27 highlights a significant overhaul of the Siri interface, aiming to improve user interaction. Alongside this update, the company faces potential delays in launching the latest Mac Studio and touch-screen MacBook Pro models due to memory shortages, while also introducing a new Home Screen customization feature in the upcoming iOS version.
Show moreSoftware stock dogs have joined market rally. There's a classic investing lesson in the rebound
After a challenging start to 2026, software stocks, particularly in cybersecurity, have begun to recover, joining a broader market rally that restored losses from recent geopolitical tensions. Microsoft, for instance, saw its shares rebound by 13% last week after a nearly 20% decline earlier this year, as investors reassess the potential of these stocks amid fears of AI disruption and high valuations.
Show moreNothing’s modular CMF Headphone Pro are down to their lowest price to date
Nothing's budget-friendly subsidiary, CMF, has launched its first over-ear headphones, the CMF Headphone Pro, now available at an all-time low price of $69 on Amazon. These headphones boast impressive features such as adaptive noise cancellation, tactile controls, and a remarkable battery life of up to 100 hours, making them a competitive option in the market.
Show moreThe Stars My Destination is classic proto-cyberpunk
Alfred Bester's 1956 novel, The Stars My Destination, is a pivotal work in the sci-fi genre, often regarded as a precursor to cyberpunk. It follows Gully Foyle, a man left for dead who embarks on a chaotic journey of revenge against a spaceship, showcasing imaginative concepts like teleportation and cybernetic enhancements. While the narrative is thrilling, it also presents challenges with its treatment of race and gender, making it a complex read for modern audiences.
Show moreGoogle’s Aletheia Advances the State of the Art of Fully Autonomous Agentic Math Research
Google's Aletheia, powered by the Gemini 3 Deep Think architecture, has made significant strides in fully autonomous mathematical research by solving 6 out of 10 novel problems in the FirstProof challenge. This achievement, along with a score of approximately 91.9% on the IMO-ProofBench, showcases Aletheia's ability to autonomously generate and evaluate mathematical proofs without human intervention, a notable advancement in the field of AI-driven research.
Show moreThe future of local TV news has taken a Trumpian turn
The proposed merger between Nexstar and Tegna, valued at $6.2 billion, has ignited significant antitrust concerns as it would give Nexstar control over 80% of local TV markets. Following the merger's announcement, eight state attorneys general sought an emergency restraining order to halt the acquisition, citing potential violations of antitrust laws. The deal's approval process has been complicated by political influences and regulatory changes under the Trump administration.
Show moreBlue Origin successfully re-uses a New Glenn rocket for the first time ever
Blue Origin has achieved a significant milestone by successfully reusing a New Glenn rocket for the first time, enhancing its competitive edge against SpaceX. This accomplishment occurred during the third launch of the New Glenn system, which has been in development for over a decade, and is crucial for the economic viability of the heavy-launch system. The mission also aimed to deploy a communications satellite for AST SpaceMobile while preparing for future NASA moon missions and satellite network projects.
Show moreApple has already teased Siri’s new design coming in iOS 27
Apple has revealed a new design for Siri that will be introduced in iOS 27, as hinted at in the artwork for WWDC26. The revamped voice assistant will feature a glowing interface that emerges from the Dynamic Island on iPhones, enhancing user interaction with ongoing conversations and multiple requests. This redesign aims to align Siri more closely with modern AI chatbots, incorporating new functionalities and a dedicated app for accessing past interactions.
Show moreNew Mac Studio may not arrive until October
The anticipated update to the Mac Studio, which is expected to feature the new M5 chip, has been delayed until October due to supply chain constraints affecting Apple. While the current models are available in M3 Ultra and M4 Max configurations, they are facing long shipping delays and some are completely out of stock. This delay follows Apple's apparent prioritization of laptop shipments, leaving desktop Mac availability increasingly constrained.
Show moreI’ve fired one of America’s most powerful lasers—here’s what a shot day looks like
The Texas Petawatt laser, located beneath the University of Texas at Austin, is one of the most powerful lasers in the United States, capable of generating pulses with more power than the entire US electrical grid. During a typical shot day, researchers prepare meticulously for hours to conduct experiments that explore critical scientific questions, from fusion energy to cancer treatment, culminating in a brief yet intense moment of data collection as the laser fires.
Show moreAI chip startup Cerebras files for IPO
Cerebras Systems, known for its advanced AI hardware, has officially filed for an initial public offering after a prior attempt in 2024 was halted due to regulatory issues. The startup, which recently raised $1.1 billion in Series G funding and $1 billion in Series H funding, is valued at $23 billion and has formed key partnerships, including agreements with Amazon Web Services and OpenAI, enhancing its market position.
Show morePrediction: This Under-the-Radar AI Stock Will Be the Surprise Winner of 2026
Rezolve AI is emerging as a key player in the agentic AI industry, which combines e-commerce with AI agents to enhance customer experiences. The company has rapidly expanded its customer base, growing from just over 100 to more than 950 in six months, and is projecting significant revenue growth, aiming for $360 million in 2026. With strategic acquisitions and a recent investment from its CEO, Rezolve AI is positioning itself for long-term success in a burgeoning market.
Show moreThe App Store is booming again, and AI may be why
Contrary to predictions that AI would diminish the app market, new data reveals a significant resurgence in app launches, with a 60% increase globally in Q1 2026 and an 80% rise on the iOS App Store. This growth is attributed to the accessibility of AI tools that allow creators without technical skills to develop apps, leading to a diverse array of new releases, including a notable rise in productivity applications.
Show moreThe Energy ETF NDIV paid 44% returns this year, but dividends may not last
The Energy ETF NDIV has achieved a remarkable 44% return this year, primarily through a strategy that combines high-dividend energy stocks with covered call options. While recent distributions have surged due to volatility in energy prices, including a spike in WTI crude to around $115, the sustainability of these dividends remains uncertain as they are heavily influenced by commodity market fluctuations.
Show moreJim Cramer on NVIDIA: “When It Comes to GPUs and Service, I Want to Go With Jensen”
Jim Cramer recently endorsed NVIDIA Corporation, suggesting it as a better investment than Allbirds due to CEO Jensen Huang's deep understanding of the GPU industry. Cramer pointed out that despite facing significant negativity and a drop to $165, NVIDIA's stock has rebounded to $196, indicating renewed investor confidence in the company's potential.
Show moreAWS Announces General Availability of DevOps Agent for Automated Incident Investigation
AWS has announced the general availability of its DevOps Agent, a generative AI-powered tool designed to assist developers and operators in troubleshooting issues and automating operational tasks across AWS environments. This agent, which was introduced in preview at re:Invent 2025, autonomously analyzes incidents by integrating with observability tools and correlating telemetry, code, and deployment data, significantly reducing the time required for incident resolution. With the new release, it also supports Azure and on-premises applications, offering custom skills and reporting features to enhance its functionality.
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