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Tom Hanks calls AI replacing him 'a scary thought' — and Hollywood should probably listen

Tom Hanks' warning that AI replacing him is "a scary thought" highlights the debate over AI and filmmaking

Big Tech slapped with $3.5bn in fines for using your personal data to train AI — and 'it could be only the beginning,' warns Surfshark

Big Tech slapped with $3.5bn in fines for using your personal data to train AI — and 'it could be only the beginning,' warns Surfshark

Surfshark found that 9 out of 10 AI-related fines concern the unlawful use of personal data. But the enforceability of privacy protections remains a key challenge.

The PS5 homepage, PS Store, and PS App have all been updated with a new GTA 6 UI as pre-orders begin

The PS5 homepage, PS Store, and PS App have all been updated with a new GTA 6 UI as pre-orders begin

Sony has gone full Grand Theft Auto 6 marketing mode as pre-orders for the most anticipated game of all time officially begin.

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How to pick HVAC field service management software in 2026

A look at what separates HVAC field service software that earns its keep from tools that just add another screen to check.

The AI governance gap: why AI is moving faster than the rules meant to control it

Finance teams are racing to adopt AI but are the controls keeping up?

'A scramble for visibility and control, as spend surges': Less than a third of organizations know what their AI software spend is

Companies don't have much visibility over their AI software, with three in five saying wasted AI spend has risen in the past 12 months.

7 ways to grow your service business

Seven practical strategies to help service businesses win more jobs and grow profitably in 2026.

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Are the cheap Philips Hue Essential lights any good? Here's what you need to know

Are the cheap Philips Hue Essential lights any good? Here's what you need to know

We tested these budget bulbs side-by-side with the pricier range, and struggled to see the difference.

Solving semiconductors’ energy paradox: four areas fabs can target

Solving semiconductors’ energy paradox: four areas fabs can target

To solve its growing energy paradox, the semiconductor industry needs a holistic four-step process: measure, replace, reduce, and engage.

'No need to feed water-gobbling, planet-heating data centers': Deezer's new Remix Lab tool uses absolutely no AI and debunks slop music myths

'No need to feed water-gobbling, planet-heating data centers': Deezer's new Remix Lab tool uses absolutely no AI and debunks slop music myths

Deezer has unveiled Remix Lab, which lets you combine two artists' songs, yet without using AI or underpaying original writers.

'I got a disc drive for my PS5 Pro just for this' — GTA 6 fans disappointed with the lack of physical edition disc aren't alone, as some retailers have dropped the game from sale completely

'I got a disc drive for my PS5 Pro just for this' — GTA 6 fans disappointed with the lack of physical edition disc aren't alone, as some retailers have dropped the game from sale completely

Physical copies of Grand Theft Auto 6 won't have a disc, and now multiple retailers have announced they won't be selling pre-orders as a result.

I just tried ChatGPT's new 'Scheduled Tasks' feature — and it's the closest thing yet to a real AI assistant

I just tried ChatGPT's new 'Scheduled Tasks' feature — and it's the closest thing yet to a real AI assistant

ChatGPT's new Scheduled Tasks feature transforms the chatbot into something that is closer to a real AI assistant.

'Token discipline will not emerge through developer choice alone': Experts predict that AI coding costs will overtake developer salaries by 2028

'Token discipline will not emerge through developer choice alone': Experts predict that AI coding costs will overtake developer salaries by 2028

Companies don't even have visibility into how much AI coding is costing them as it reaches developer salaries by 2028.

How to pick commercial cleaning software in 2026

How to pick commercial cleaning software in 2026

A practical guide to choosing commercial cleaning software in 2026, covering scheduling, inspections, compliance, and client reporting tools.

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Why operational infrastructure is redefining private credit

As private credit scales, operational infrastructure is becoming critical to performance, transparency, and AI adoption.

Scaling AI is about governance, not technology

Governance: the hidden, unsexy factor that determines whether AI succeeds or stalls..

Dept Q season 2 begins production as Netflix confirms returning cast — with 9 new cast member set to join the 'gripping' hit crime drama

Hit Netflix crime drama series Dept Q has begun production on its second series, with the streamer confirming exactly who is set to return.

Avatar: The Last Airbender season 2 ending explained — does Aang die, who controls Ba Sing Se, does Zuko turn on Azula, and season 3 predictions for hit Netflix show

Seven episodes in and the fight for Ba Sing Se has got brutal. Here's everything you need to know about the Avatar: The Last Airbender ending, including season 3 predictions.

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I've watched all of Avatar: The Last Airbender season 2 on Netflix, and it's hugely improved from the dreadful first season — yet it still gives off The Witcher vibes in the worst possible way

Aang and the gang have grown up, and are ready for the next installment of their Fire Nation fight. Luckily, it's a lot less hard work — despite some consistent flaws.

AI is messy: here's how to clean up your data before it derails your strategy

Most Enterprise AI programs don't fail because of the model. They fail because underlying data is fragmented, inconsistent, and poorly governed.

Why you should care if your robot is a copycat

Here are five reasons why you should care about the recent preliminary injunction against Elite Robots Germany.

‘Networking becomes the make-or-break factor’: Orbital data centers reintroduce a challenge we’ve now fixed on land

Space-bound data centers promise solar energy and scale as AI demands soar, but latency re-emerges as a major issue.

I absolutely love this virtual Criterion Closet, where you can explore the Blu-ray range in 3D from your web browser — pull out your favorites to take a look at the box art (waxing lyrical about them like you're a famous actor is optional)

A redditor has created a virtual version of The Criterion Closet, enabling you to browse the shelves, pick the flicks and stream or buy the movies

Price of 25-year-old DDR2 memory set to more than double — thanks to AI-driven RAM-armageddon

AI infrastructure demand is consuming advanced DRAM supply, pushing prices sharply higher across DDR4, DDR3, and even 25-year-old DDR2 memory generations.

'No collector's edition?': as GTA 6 pre-orders go live, Rockstar could face scrutiny if it pulls the same move as it did with Red Dead Redemption 2

We've yet to hear word of a collector's edition for Rockstar's upcoming GTA 6, but that doesn't mean we won't get one... it just might be a little different than some fans are hoping

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