In a surprise move, Ubisoft has released a PlayStation 5 performance patch for the original The Division, unlocking 60fps gameplay. This follows similar updates for older Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry titles, making it a notable trend for the publisher.
At the Yale CEO Summit, Fed governor and chair contender Christopher Waller pointed to near-zero job growth and AI’s impact on hiring as reasons for more rate cuts. He also discussed stablecoins, central bank independence, and a 1.6% growth outlook for 2025.
A popular VPN extension with millions of users is secretly stealing every prompt and response from major AI chatbots. The malicious code has been active since July 2025, and the data is reportedly being sold.
PI has introduced the F-713, an update to its 6-axis photonics alignment system. It maintains the hybrid mechanical design of the F-712 but features a more flexible controller built for future tech.
OpenAI is officially launching its ChatGPT App Directory and opening its Apps SDK to developers in preview. This move aims to transform ChatGPT from a chatbot into a full-fledged application platform. The success of this ambitious pivot is far from guaranteed.
The UK’s Investigatory Powers Commissioner says the 2024 amendment act failed to plug critical gaps in surveillance law. Loopholes exist for foreign intelligence sharing and serious data breaches, while aging police IT systems remain a major concern.
The race in insurance tech isn’t about flashy features anymore. It’s about boring, bulletproof infrastructure that can execute a full, multi-region failover every quarter without clients even noticing. That’s the new table stakes.
OpenAI has officially launched its app store for ChatGPT. The new App Directory and SDK mark a significant platform shift, while existing “connectors” are being renamed as apps.
The anxiety over massive AI capital expenditures has officially gone global. After rattling U.S. markets, those fears spilled over into Asia on Thursday, tanking Japanese tech stocks.
Purdue University is making waves by announcing that all incoming undergraduate students, starting in the fall of 2026, will need to meet an “AI working competency” requirement to graduate. The plan is part of a broader AI strategy called AI@Purdue, but faculty and students are already questioning h
