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The AI bubble may be about to pop — here’s what MIT’s 95% failure stat means

Billions of dollars are being poured into AI development, but most pilot programs don't succeed.

Windows Central

Misleading marketing? Nothing faces backlash over Phone 3 stock photo scandal

Nothing has been using stock images shot from different cameras, misleading people to believe that it was shot on the Phone 3.

Android Central

"They're just hiding the critical information" — Google’s latest AI efficiency claims spark backlash over hidden environmental costs

Is Google’s Gemini AI actually as eco-friendly as a new report claims? Experts say the company’s water and energy report leaves out key details.

Windows Central

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is Very Worried ‘There Are People Who Actually Felt Like They Had a Relationship with ChatGPT’

In a recent interview with The Verge, Sam Altman revealed that he is concerned some users have formed an emotional connection with ChatGPT.

Barchart

Wall Street isn’t worried about an AI bubble. Sam Altman is

Wall Street analysts are confident the artificial intelligence boom still has room to run. Even if Sam Altman, the OpenAI chief executive at the center of it all, appears less confident.

Fortune

Cyberpower begins selling desktop PCs with carbon nanotube CPU cooling, possibly spelling the end of thermal paste catastrophes

Quick, someone let that guy at The Verge know...

PC Gamer

Is Taylor Swift About to Sue Elon Musk's Grok Over 'Topless' AI Dance Videos? What We Know

Taylor Swift fans are outraged after Elon Musk's Grok AI allegedly generated a topless deepfake of the singer, sparking legal concerns and calls for action.

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Trump Mobile Prompts Scrutiny As Dems Blast It As 'Corruption, Self-Dealing' (UPDATED)

Updated with a comment from the White House.

Benzinga

Grok generating AI nudes of Taylor Swift without being prompted, report finds

Deepfake images of Taylor Swift flooded social media sites early last year

The Independent UK

Nintendo Increases Prices for Original Switch for the First Time Since 2017 Release

Nintendo has bumped up the prices of the original Switch console, which has been priced at $299.99 in the US since its release.

Player One

'Xbox PC' branding appears to have shifted to 'Xbox on PC' — a subtle change but one that makes way more sense

Microsoft's PC gaming branding seems to be shifting again, this time to Xbox on PC, which, honestly, makes the most sense of them all.

Windows Central

Meet Bee: The $49 AI Wearable Amazon Just Bought That Hears Everything You Say

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) has agreed to acquire Bee, a San Francisco startup behind a $49.99 AI wristband that listens to conversations, transcribes speech, and generates personalized reminders, summaries, and to-do lists, according to media reports.

Benzinga

Your next iPhone or Android device could support even faster wireless charging

The Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) has officially announced the faster Qi2 wireless charging standard as Qi2 25W.

Switch 2 dock supports a key feature Nintendo won't let you use — so what's going on?

The Switch 2 can't use variable refresh rate in TV mode, even though the dock supports it. So what's going on?

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Nintendo Switch 2 Dock Supports VRR, But It Strangely Does Not Work

The Nintendo Switch 2 dock supports VRR but it does not work on docked mode, only for handheld.

Tom’s Hardware

Nintendo is restricting the Switch 2's USB-C port — most third-party docks and accessories won't work thanks to proprietary protocols

Nintendo is using custom communication protocols to limit compatibility with third-party docks and hubs

InsideEVs

'Tesla Knows How To Use Them': How Influencers Drive The Robotaxi Narrative

When Tesla rolled out its Robotaxi service, so-called

PC Gamer

Microsoft to change Windows's infamous Blue Screen of Death to something much darker in response to last year's CloudStrike crashes

The bad news is they've ditched the smiley face. The good news is we get to keep the acronym.

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The Independent UK

Trump Mobile removes ‘made in the USA’ tag from its gold smartphone as critics question price tag

Gold smartphone retails for approximately $499, a relatively cheap price point for a US-made device

Latin Times

Trump Mobile Quietly Removed 'Made in USA' Promise From Webpage After Being Accused of Sourcing From China

At launch, Trump Mobile proudly claimed to be "Made in the USA," but that language, as well as the release date, has since been removed.

Benzinga

Apple Stock Down 18% In 2025: Could Company's Ad Removals Be Hurting Brand?

Technology giant Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) may need to rethink its marketing strategy after the company quietly pulled another one of its advertisements this week, which is at least the fourth such move made in just over a year.

Laptop

Altman and Ive's internet-breaking 'io' project just vanished, and its name is to blame

No, Altman and Ive didn’t pull the plug. A court did, kind of.

PC Gamer

Xbox is headed to handhelds but its gaming-first UI will also land on existing ROG Ally and ROG Ally X and 'other Windows handhelds starting next year'

You won't need to buy an Xbox-branded handheld to benefit from the new UI on Windows devices.

PC Gamer

Listening to Google's CEO talking about what about the future of AI holds just reinforces the fact that nobody can know what the future of AI holds

A little of column A through Z, probably.

Windows Central

Microsoft blocks employees from sending emails that mention “Palestine” or “Gaza"

Microsoft has blocked internal emails containing the words “Palestine,” “Gaza,” and “genocide.” The change follows several employee-led protests.

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