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ChatGPT Not Safe? - OpenAI, Meta and Google Slammed — None Meet Global AI Safety Standards

New study slams OpenAI, Meta and Google as major AI systems like ChatGPT and Gemini fail to meet global safety standards, raising urgent concerns over risks. Find out the risks.

International Business Times UK

Celebrity Traitors’ Cat Burns revealed as most Googled female musician in 2025

She was joined in the top five most searched-for female musicians by fellow The Celebrity Traitors stars Charlotte Church and Paloma Faith.

Evening Standard

Jensen Huang Reveals AI's Biggest Problem, And It Is Not Chips — Joe Rogan Agrees This Is The 'Smartest' Way To Solve It

On Wednesday, Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang told Joe Rogan that the future of artificial intelligence won't be constrained by chips but by electricity — and he expects tech giants to start powering their data centers with their own nuclear reactors.

Benzinga

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One Tech Tip: Up your Christmas shopping game with AI tools

AI-powered shopping assistants have become a staple in online retail, making shopping easier and more convenient

The Independent UK

Thousands Of Redditors React As Reddit Boss Declares r/popular 'Sucks' And Axes It

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman has sparked widespread backlash after declaring r/popular 'sucks' and confirming its removal. Thousands of Redditors reacted across the platform, sharing frustration, nostalgia and concern as Reddit shifts toward personalised feeds.

International Business Times UK

Huang Says Trump 'Saved' AI — Yet China May Reject NVIDIA's H200 Chips

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang controversially claimed that US President Donald Trump's 'pro-growth' energy policies 'saved the AI industry', making industrial expansion and factory building possible.

International Business Times UK

Google’s Antigravity AI deleted a developer’s drive and then apologized

Google’s powerful new Antigravity AI coding tool mistakenly wiped a user’s hard drive, raising serious concerns about how much autonomy we give to agentic systems.

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RAM crisis continues to worsen — Micron kills Crucial consumer memory in favor of AI data centers

Micron announced that it will no longer sell Crucial-branded memory products to consumers in favor of business from AI data centers.

Tom’s Guide

3 Stocks Poised to Benefit From Google’s AI Breakthough

Google's Gemini 3 has proven a big winner for GOOGL shares, but the company's vast AI infrastructure also benefits these three tech stocks.

MarketBeat

Hundreds of Australians complain of wrongful social media account closures but ombudsman can’t help

Increasing number of people asking for help to regain access to accounts, with Google topping digital platform-related complaints

The Guardian - AU

Everything coming to One UI 8.5 just leaked — here's what's new for your Galaxy phone

A leaked changelog for One UI 8.5 reveals all the big changes for Samsung’s next major Galaxy software update.

Tom’s Guide

Google is using AI to rewrite headlines — and users are starting to notice

Google is testing AI-generated headlines in Discover — and the results range from oversimplified to totally misleading. Here’s what’s happening, why it matters and what it means for the future of your news feed.

Tom’s Guide

YouTube cut off: Australian teens are losing logins under new age law

YouTube is complying with Australia’s teen social media ban, but there’s a catch.

Android Central

Watch out - these scam Mac Store apps are impersonating Google Gemini & OpenAI ChatGPT

Scam apps impersonating Google Gemini and ChatGPT repeatedly appear on the Mac Store, exploiting branding and exposing users to potential security risks.

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Google just killed a key Home app feature, and parents are going to miss it

Google has removed the "Call Home" feature from the Google Home app, a staple for calling Nest displays directly from your phone.

Fortune

Bank of America predicts an ‘air pocket,’ not an AI bubble, fueled by mountains of debt piling up from the data center rush

“Is this 2000? Are we in a bubble? No,” BofA’s strategy chief Savita Subramanian said. “Will AI continue in unfettered leadership? No.”

Barchart

Google Is Gaining Ground in TPUs, But This 1 Other Chipmaker Is Still a Strong Buy According to Morgan Stanley

Valued at a market cap of $1.8 trillion, Broadcom is a mega-cap chip stock that offers significant upside potential, according to Morgan Stanley.

Tom’s Guide

Google just fixed 107 security flaws including two zero-days — update your Android phone right now

Google has issued a new security patch for Android which fixes over 100 bugs and flaws.

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Tech Talk: What the heck is Nano Banana? Here's a breakdown of Google's powerful Gemini AI image editor with the quirky codename, how to use it, and why it's so great

Everyone keeps talking about nano Banana like I'm supposed to know what that is. Help me out!

The Guardian - AU

Doom, gloom … and Belle Gibson? The top Google searches in Australia in 2025

From Cyclone Alfred to Charlie Kirk, the results show Australians are tuned in to major events. But there are some surprise inclusions

Android Central

Android now warns before you open banking apps during risky calls

Google expands in-call scam protection to the US, warning users that opening financial apps during a call could expose sensitive data.

The Independent UK

ChatGPT has prompted a ‘code red’ – and other, alternative chatbots could be coming for it

OpenAI’s system is behind both on technical prowess and personality

The Conversation

How the internet became enshittified – and how we might be able to deshittify it

Remember when Twitter used to be good? I reckon it peaked somewhere around the first COVID lockdowns.

Fortune

IBM CEO warns there’s ‘no way’ hyperscalers like Google and Amazon will be able to turn a profit at the rate of their data center spending

The profits needed to justify massive data center spending don’t add up, said Arvind Krishna.

Benzinga

4 Stocks to Buy for the Next Leg of the AI Rally

Bull markets are a lot like the zombies in apocalypse movies: you might think they're finally dead, but then they're back on their feet before you even have a chance to reload.

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