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Google CEO Sundar Pichai reveals ‘boo strategy’ for Stanford speech after Eric Schmidt and Scott Borchetta faced backlash over AI remarks

Google CEO Sundar Pichai believes the next generation will rise to the challenge of artificial intelligence. He acknowledges public worry about AI's impact on jobs. Pichai plans to share his experiences at Stanford, emphasizing that graduates will both drive AI progress and manage its effects. He said he has always…

The Economic Times

iOS 27 is tipped to get 3 big upgrades — here's what to expect at WWDC

We've got some more information about what's coming with the unveiling of iOS 27 in June.

TechRadar

Google blocked the first known AI-powered attack on 2FA accounts; here is how hackers tried to break in, know how to stay safe

Foreign hackers attempted a novel AI-powered cyberattack targeting two-factor authentication using a zero-day exploit. Google's Threat Intelligence Group detected and thwarted this sophisticated plot, which aimed for mass exploitation. The AI-generated exploit exploited a logic flaw in a server administration tool, highlighting a new frontier in cyber threats. Consumers are…

The Economic Times

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IAC Conference Highlights People Inc. Pivot, AI Licensing Upside and MGM Bet

IAC (NASDAQ:IAC) is continuing its transformation from a holding company into People Incorporated, with executives describing the shift as a continuation of a strategy outlined earlier this year that includes asset sales, cost reductions and a sharper focus on People Inc. and MGM Resorts Internation

MarketBeat

Richard Dawkins renamed Claude ‘Claudia’ and wondered if it was conscious — and that emotionally charged reaction says something profound about modern AI

The famous biologist’s encounter with AI reveals a lot about projection and why humans keep seeing minds in machines.

TechRadar

Your Android phone comes with two built-in tools for freeing up storage space — here's how to use them and keep your mobile running smoothly

Seeing 'memory full' errors? You can do something about them without the need for any third-party apps.

TechRadar

5 Google TV features you're probably not using but definitely should

Whether you’ve specifically chosen Google TV or you’re using it out of convenience, there are a handful of lesser-known settings and features that will help you make the most of the popular streaming platform.

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The Broadcom Stock Paradox: Why a $2 Trillion Valuation Ignores the Base Economics of Custom Chips

Broadcom's nearly $2 trillion valuation is built on a dangerous misconception. While the market prices the company like a high-margin product monopoly similar to NVIDIA, its custom AI chip business may dilute overall profitability as the segment grows.

Barchart

Google Cloud Security Uses Instruqt Platform to Train 150+ Practitioners on Agentic AI at Google Next 2026

AMSTERDAM, May 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Instruqt, the hands-on product experience platform used by MongoDB, Elastic, Google, and SUSE, today announced that Google Cloud Security used Instruqt to train more than 150 practitioners on Agentic AI capabilities at Google Next 2026. The session, branded the Agentic SOC Experience, is…

AAP

The Smart Glasses Gold Rush Is Leaving Old-School Eyewear Behind

Alphabet and Samsung's entry into smart glasses signals a hardware supercycle, challenging Meta's early market lead with EssilorLuxottica.

MarketBeat

Google rolls out a fix for 1st-gen Chromecast dongles, while the 4K Chromecast with Google TV gets a big Gemini upgrade

There's news for both the very first Chromecast and the last model Google launched before ending the series.

TechRadar

Bengaluru man frustrated with city traffic: 'Overtime should be given every single day to us'

Bengaluru traffic frustrates Google techie: A Google software engineer’s viral video about taking 45 minutes to travel just 4 kilometres in Bengaluru has reignited conversations around the city’s worsening traffic situation. In the clip, the techie questioned where taxpayers’ money was going, saying he pays heavy taxes but still struggles…

The Economic Times

I don’t love cheap cell phone plans just for the savings — they also come with these hidden perks

If you're looking to switch to a cheap cell phone plan, then you might be surprised at what perks come with them.

Tom’s Guide

'Bengaluru needs serious traffic planning, not just...': Google techie travels 4 km in 45 minutes, asks 'hamare taxes kahan jaa rahe hain?'

A Google employee in Bengaluru highlighted the city's severe traffic woes, taking 45 minutes to travel just 4 kilometers. He questioned where his high taxes are going, given the poor infrastructure and frustrating commutes. His viral video resonated with many, sparking discussions about urban planning and the daily struggles of…

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I'm not buying Google's 'Intelligent Eyewear' — here's why they're dead on arrival for me

Smart glasses are trying to position themselves as the next big thing, but it's quite hard to get excited about them when I don't need glasses.

The Independent UK

Could anything but profit steer AI? The OpenAI trial offered clues but no verdict

The trial pitting Elon Musk against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman made clear the two billionaires agreed on one thing: building artificial intelligence would require significant resources — and enormous amounts of money

Android Central

Can Google and Samsung redefine smart eyewear with Android XR, or will history repeat with a new generation of 'Glassholes'?

Samsung's Android XR glasses are launching later this year, but let's hope Google can avoid another 'Glassholes' moment.

International Business Times

Google Accepted 6,000 Gemini CLI Contributions, Then Closed Tool for Enterprise Only

Google spent nearly a year accepting code contributions from hundreds of independent developers on an open-source AI terminal tool — then on May 19, 2026, announced it would withdraw API access from all non-paying users and hand the project's future exclusively to enterprise customers, while replacing it with a closed-source…

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Supreme Court Geofence Ruling Could Expose AI Chats, Keyword Searches to Police

The Supreme Court is weeks away from delivering its most consequential digital privacy ruling since 2018, and the stakes stretch far beyond a Virginia bank robbery. The case — Chatrie v. United States — centers on a geofence warrant, a law enforcement tool that searches everyone's location data to find…

International Business Times

ChatGPT Images Carry Invisible AI Markers Anyone Can Detect: What Users Who Can't Disclose Gen AI Need to Know

Every image generated through ChatGPT, Codex, or the OpenAI API since May 19, 2026 carries two invisible signals permanently embedded in the image data — signals that identify it as AI-produced and survive screenshots, compression, and format changes. Anyone can check for them using a free public verification tool.

The Independent UK

‘F*** this guy’: Graduation speakers can’t stop talking about AI and students are over it

Commencement speakers want new graduates to feel optimistic about artificial intelligence — instead students are booing. New grads tell Josh Marcus that their fury about doddering policymakers and looming layoffs should be listened to

TechRadar

Time to switch to Bing? Searching for words like 'disregard' or 'ignore' breaks AI Overviews in Google Search

It seems there's a bug inside AI Overviews, which is treating some search terms as commands for the AI.

Kiplinger

Can You Really Lower Your Bills Just By Asking? Here's What Happened When I Tried.

I asked all my service providers for lower prices. Here's what happened.

Android Central

Original Pixel Fold suffers a display blackout that pins this patch as the culprit

Users with the first Pixel Fold are frustrated after recent Google updates have turned their cover displays unresponsive.

Tom’s Guide

Xreal Project Aura is the reality check Apple, Meta, and Samsung didn’t see coming

The VR/AR market is getting more crowded than ever — here’s why Xreal’s Project Aura is a little different compared to the competition.

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