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Meta is reportedly buying Manus — here’s what it could mean for how you use AI every day

Meta is reportedly acquiring Manus, an agentic AI startup. Here’s what that could mean for how Meta AI works across Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

Tom’s Guide

Start-up plans to use terahertz radio frequencies for communication between servers instead of copper or optical connections — radio-based interconnections offer 1.6 TB/s using half the volume of copper

When copper is not enough and yet optical interconnections are overkill, waveguide-based cables can do the job.

Tom’s Hardware

SoftBank Eyes Next-Gen AI Data Centers with $4B DigitalBridge Acquisition

SoftBank is acquiring DigitalBridge for $4B to expand its AI infrastructure and support next-generation data centers.

International Business Times

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9 ways to start journaling with ChatGPT in 2026 — and actually stick with it

ChatGPT makes journaling easier than ever. I tested 9 simple ways to journal with AI in 2026 — using prompts, voice and memory features that actually help you stick with it.

Tom’s Guide

The UK music industry boomed in 2025: So why are artists struggling?

Will new changes allow young musicians to actually be able to earn a living next year?

Evening Standard

Breakthrough MS study identifies two new types in hopes for treatment

Two new sub-types of multiple sclerosis (MS) were discovered by researchers from Queen Square Analytics and University College London

The Independent UK

Why American stocks are out of favor on the global stage

Investors are looking to increase their exposure outside of the U.S. amid policy uncertainty under the Trump administration and heightened fears about high valuations and an AI bubble.

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‘Move fast, break stuff’: how tech bros became Hollywood’s go-to baddie in 2025

From Stanley Tucci’s imperious tech titan to Lex Luthor’s distractingly hot CEO and Elon Musk-esque blowhards, films this year took us inside the billionaire mindset

The Guardian - UK

Online school and junior tennis: freedom, focus – and a quiet cost

Elite junior tennis players are flocking to online schools. The model offers flexibility and focus – but raises deeper questions about growth, pressure and childhood

The Guardian - US

I tested ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude to stick to my New Year’s resolutions — here’s what actually helped

I tested ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude on nine common New Year’s resolution prompts to see which AI gives the most practical, motivating and sustainable advice — and which one falls short.

Tom’s Guide

I'm an AI editor — this AI chatbot has become my favorite of the year, and it's not ChatGPT

Google's Gemini chatbot has gone from strength to strength this year. This is why it has become my favorite chatbot of the year.

Tom’s Guide

Scientists start to solve mystery of what’s inside Mexico’s ‘majestic’ giant volcano

Most of the world’s volcanoes that pose a risk to humans already have detailed maps of their interiors, but not Popocatépetl

The Independent UK

Two new subtypes of MS found in ‘exciting’ breakthrough

Exclusive: Scientists uncovered biological strands using artificial intelligence and hope discovery will revolutionise treatment

The Guardian - UK

“Vatican City Has The Highest Crime Rate In The World”: 49 Nonsense-Sounding Statements That Turned Out To Be True

Humans glow. The universe is beige. Per capita, the Vatican City has the highest crime rate in the world. Nowadays you can't believe everything you read on the internet but sometimes even the stuff that sounds like nonsense turns out to be true. Here are a few perfect examples...

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International Business Times

PathosMind by Pathos Communications Highlights Five Influential Leaders

By scanning more than 50,000 news publishers globally each day and analysing discussions across a worldwide network of hundreds of thousands of Pathos contacts, this agentic system identifies people and ideas with genuine news value.

The Independent UK

ChatGPT maker hiring ‘head of preparedness’ to deal with dangerous AI

‘This will be a stressful job’, warns OpenAI chief Sam Altman

The Guardian - UK

We must take control of AI now, before it’s too late

Letters: Anja Cradden proposes ways of managing tech companies before we reach crisis point. Plus letters from Mike Scott and Gerry Rees

The Guardian - UK

John Radcliffe obituary

Other lives: Executive producer in the BBC’s continuing education department, he oversaw innovative adult educational programmes

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Android Central

What I want to see from AI in 2026, from Samsung glasses to OpenAI hardware

AI is destined to undergo numerous changes in 2026 in response to brand deals, lawsuits, and new hardware launches — here's what I'm expecting.

Metal Hammer

“It is a professor in my pocket who only wants to do what I ask it”: Slipknot’s Clown defends AI, breaking rank from other high-profile metal musicians

The Nine’s co-founder and percussionist asks, “What’s the difference between me pulling out my pocket producer… or me trying to get a famous producer that might not even work with me and could potentially cost me $150,000?”

Golf Monthly

TaylorMade R7 Quad Mini Driver vs Callaway Elyte Mini Driver: Our Head-to-Head Verdict

We pit two of the best mini drivers against each other. But which one will come out on top?

The Guardian - UK

‘This will be a stressful job’: Sam Altman offers $555k salary to fill most daunting role in AI

New head of preparedness at OpenAI will face unnerving in-tray amid fears from some experts that AI could ‘turn on us’

GamesRadar

Dragon Age and Anthem veteran argues risk-averse AAA games have become "too homogenous" and "soulless," which might lead fans to accept generative AI

Mark Darrah says people might be willing to accept AI because "a lot of media has become soulless already"

Tom’s Hardware

IDC warns PC market could shrink up to 9% in 2026 due to skyrocketing RAM pricing — even moderate forecast hits 5% drop as AI-driven shortages slam into PC market

An IDC report revises earlier guidance, warning of a shrink in the PC market that could approach 9%.

Tom’s Hardware

Thermaltake's new AIO cooler requires paid OpenAI subscription to generate custom backgrounds for $0.04 per prompt — "AI Forge" feature taps into OpenAI's platform and JiMeng

AI has run havoc through the entire industry and as we suffer the drying inventories of RAM and storage, we might as well see what it's all going to, right? Well, some of it is being used to generate custom backgrounds for Thermaltake's "AI Forge" feature present on its latest…

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