News•Nov 11, 2025
5 ChatGPT Prompts Based on Expert Productivity Hacks From Viral Self-Help Books
The article lists five ChatGPT prompts that translate classic productivity frameworks—from the Eisenhower Matrix and David Allen’s Getting Things Done to Cal Newport’s Deep Work and Tim Ferriss’s 80/20 rule—into actionable AI‑driven workflows. Each prompt asks the model to categorize tasks, design deep‑work sessions, generate weekly review checklists, map energy levels to activities, or distill the most impactful 20% of a topic. The prompts, originally shared on Reddit, are illustrated with examples of how they can streamline prioritization, focus, reflection, energy management, and rapid learning. The piece positions these prompts as practical tools for anyone seeking to overcome daily distractions and improve output.
By TechRadar
News•Nov 11, 2025
Leading AI Companies Keep Leaking Their Own Information on GitHub
Wiz researchers scanned GitHub repositories associated with the Forbes top‑50 AI companies and discovered that 65% of them expose verified secrets—API keys, tokens and credentials—often hidden in deleted forks, developer repos and gists. Their proprietary “Depth, Perimeter, and Coverage” methodology...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 11, 2025
You Won’t Believe the Excuses Lawyers Have After Getting Busted for Using AI
A review of 23 recent cases shows an "epidemic" of AI‑generated fake citations prompting courts to sanction lawyers, with fines ranging from $1,000 to $10,000. Judges repeatedly urged attorneys to promptly admit AI use, self‑report errors, and take ethics training,...
By Ars Technica AI
News•Nov 11, 2025
Why Analytical AI Deserves Equal Attention in the Age of Generative AI
The piece warns that the hype around generative AI is eclipsing the equally vital role of analytical AI, which turns raw data into actionable insights for decision‑making and investor scrutiny. UK data shows ChatGPT spending surged 835% year‑on‑year while only...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 11, 2025
Infrastructure Modernization Is Key to AI Success
The United Kingdom, the world’s third‑largest AI market at £72.3 bn in 2024, faces a bottleneck as legacy systems and poor data quality impede AI adoption across sectors from construction to healthcare. Infosys EVP Umashankar Lakshmipathy argues that modern, cloud‑based infrastructure...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 11, 2025
Meta’s Chief AI Scientist Yann LeCun Reportedly Plans to Leave to Build His Own Startup
Meta’s chief AI scientist Yann LeCun is reportedly preparing to leave the company in the coming months to launch a startup focused on world‑model AI, according to the Financial Times. LeCun, a NYU professor and Turing Award winner, is already...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Nov 11, 2025
Predictions 2026: Trust & Privacy—How GenAI, Deepfakes, And Privacy Tech Will Affect Trust Globally
The episode outlines Forrester’s 2026 Trust & Privacy predictions, focusing on three disruptive trends: rising consumer use of generative AI in high‑risk decisions despite low trust, a rapid increase in deep‑fake detection spending, and a wave of consolidation in privacy‑preserving...
By Forrester Generative AI
News•Nov 11, 2025
ChatGPT 5.1 Could Launch Soon - 5 Features We’d Love to See From OpenAI’s Next Generation Chatbot
OpenAI is expected to roll out ChatGPT‑5.1 soon, after internal code traces labeled “gpt‑5‑1‑thinking” surfaced. The upgrade targets a smarter long‑term memory that selectively retains relevant context, richer creative multimodality that fuses text, images and audio, and tighter factual grounding...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 11, 2025
Samsung Brings a Generative AI-Powered Bixby to Its TVs
Samsung is rolling out Vision AI Companion, a generative‑AI‑powered version of its Bixby assistant, across its entire 2025 TV lineup. The feature lets users ask natural‑language questions about on‑screen content—such as actor bios, artwork details, or sports scores—and receive visual...
By The Verge
News•Nov 11, 2025
Google Explains the Gemini Home Rollout 'Confusion' – and Reveals when to Expect a Full Launch
Google clarified that its Gemini AI will replace Google Assistant in the Google Home app, with the rollout beginning in the United States now and expanding to other markets by the first quarter of 2026. The upgrade is applied per...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 11, 2025
AI Demand Is Leading to Major Data Center Expansions - but Do They Have the Power to Fully Operate?
AI-driven demand is spurring rapid data‑center expansion across EMEA, with live capacity up 12% and occupancy reaching 91% in Q3 2025. Yet power delivery lagged, totaling only 850 MW in 2025 – 11% below the previous year – and Gartner warns two‑fifths...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 11, 2025
5 Ways AI Is Supercharging DDoS Attacks
NETSCOUT reported a record 8 million DDoS attacks in the first half of 2025, with AI and automation increasingly powering the surge. AI‑driven DDoS‑for‑hire services now let even novices launch attacks by describing objectives to chatbots, automating attack scheduling, vector selection...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 11, 2025
What Trader Joe Can Teach Us About AI Use Cases
The episode draws a parallel between Trader Joe’s historic "Four Tests" for product selection and a new "Five Tests" framework for evaluating enterprise AI use cases, presented by Michele Pelino. Pelino’s five tenets—high business value, rapid learning, adequate data, defensible advantage, and...
By Forrester Generative AI
News•Nov 11, 2025
Google Will Peel Back a New Era of AI Images with Nano Banana 2
Google previewed Nano Banana 2, the next iteration of its AI image generator, inside the Gemini app. The model introduces a multi‑step workflow that plans an image, detects errors, and iteratively corrects them, delivering sharper angles, more accurate colors and editable text...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Lovable Says It’s Nearing 8 Million Users as the Year-Old AI Coding Startup Eyes More Corporate Employees
Lovable, the Stockholm‑based AI coding platform founded a year ago, is approaching 8 million users, up from 2.3 million in July, and reports 100,000 new products built daily. The company, which raised $228 million—including a $200 million Series round that valued it at $1.8 billion—hit...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Nov 10, 2025
Study Finds AI Models Store Memories and Logic in Different Neural Regions
Researchers at Goodfire.ai demonstrated that memorization and logical reasoning in large language models occupy distinct neural pathways. By surgically pruning low‑curvature weight components, they eliminated 97% of verbatim recall while preserving 95‑106% of reasoning performance on benchmarks such as BoolQ...
By Ars Technica AI
News•Nov 10, 2025
Here’s How to Get ChatGPT to Finally Understand You
PromptBuilder is marketing a lifetime AI prompt‑engineering tool for $199, a steep discount from its regular $1,764 price. The software lets users select templates, input brand‑specific details and automatically generate optimized prompts that work across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DALL‑E and...
By Mashable AI
News•Nov 10, 2025
Apple's Rumored 'Health+' Subscription Tier with AI Features Is Doomed to Repeat Garmin's Failure
Apple is preparing to launch a paid Health+ tier that will bundle AI‑driven nutrition and medical advice into the Health app, accessible on iPhone and iPad rather than the Watch. The move mirrors Garmin’s recent Connect+ subscription, which sparked user...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Siri Shortcuts Now Works with Samsung SmartThings Routines
Samsung’s latest SmartThings update adds Siri Shortcuts support, letting iPhone, HomePod and other Apple devices trigger SmartThings routines via voice. Users can now ask Siri to run automations such as a “Good morning” routine that adjusts lights, starts the coffee...
By The Verge
News•Nov 10, 2025
Can AI Help Nonprofits Do More with Less?
A 2025 Candid report found that 65% of U.S. nonprofits are interested in AI, though most are only at a beginner level, and a Bonterra survey shows over half of its partner nonprofits have already deployed AI, especially small organizations...
By Mashable AI
News•Nov 10, 2025
Paramount Plus Is Getting a Price Hike in Early 2026
Paramount Plus will raise its U.S. subscription fees on Jan. 15, 2026, moving the ad‑supported Essential plan from $7.99 to $8.99 and the ad‑free Premium plan from $12.99 to $13.99. The hike follows a series of annual price increases and comes after the...
By The Verge
News•Nov 10, 2025
A Better Way of Thinking About the AI Bubble
Russell Brandom argues that the AI "bubble" is less about a sudden crash and more about a massive, mismatched bet between fast‑moving AI software and the slow‑to‑build data‑center supply chain. He notes that billions of dollars are already pledged—Oracle’s $18 billion...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Nov 10, 2025
Gemini for TV Is Coming to Google TV Streamer Starting Today
Google is rolling out Gemini for TV to Google TV Streamer devices starting today, extending the generative‑AI assistant beyond the limited set of smart TVs that received it in September. The update works on any TV with an HDMI port,...
By The Verge
News•Nov 10, 2025
Google Brings Gemini to the Google TV Streamer
Google announced it will roll out its Gemini AI to the Google TV Streamer, replacing Google Assistant and enabling more natural, conversational voice interactions for content discovery and general queries. Users can ask nuanced questions like movie recommendations for mixed...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Nov 10, 2025
Chronosphere Takes on Datadog with AI that Explains Itself, Not Just Outages
Chronosphere, the $1.6 billion New‑York observability startup, announced AI‑Guided Troubleshooting built around a Temporal Knowledge Graph that continuously maps services, dependencies and change events. The feature delivers data‑backed “Suggestions,” investigation notebooks and natural‑language queries, keeping engineers in control by showing the...
By VentureBeat
News•Nov 10, 2025
Wikipedia Urges AI Companies to Use Its Paid API, and Stop Scraping
Wikipedia’s nonprofit Wikimedia Foundation announced that AI developers must access its content via the paid Wikimedia Enterprise API rather than scraping, aiming to reduce server strain and generate revenue for its mission. The blog post highlighted recent spikes in AI...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Nov 10, 2025
Forget the Robots – This Is the Reason AI Is the Best Thing to Happen Since Smartphone Cameras
Google has integrated its Gemini generative AI model into Google Photos via an "Ask" button, allowing users to query their personal photo libraries with natural language. In a test case, the author, with a 172,000‑image archive, typed "Picture of bay...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
IRobot’s Revenue Has Tanked and It’s Almost Out of Cash
iRobot reported a third‑quarter 2025 revenue shortfall and disclosed that cash reserves have fallen below $25 million, leaving the company without immediate sources of additional capital. The decline follows years of competitive pressure from Chinese rivals, a failed Amazon acquisition, large...
By The Verge
News•Nov 10, 2025
Major AI Agents Are Being Spoofed - and It Could Put Your Site at Risk
Radware research reveals that malicious bots are spoofing popular AI agents such as ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, masquerading as legitimate agents that require POST permissions for transactional actions like booking or purchasing. The rise of genuine AI agents that can...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
How Zero Trust Can Help Organizations Manage Mounting Agentic AI Security Risk
Agentic AI, which can plan and act autonomously, promises major productivity gains—Gartner forecasts 80% of routine customer‑service issues resolved without humans by 2029, cutting costs 30%—but also introduces new security risks such as indirect prompt‑injection, unchecked actions, and deep access...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
I Used AI to Predict Prices of Amazon's 20 Most Popular SSDs for Black Friday and It Doesn't Look Good...
Google Gemini’s AI forecast for Amazon’s 20 best‑selling SSDs predicts only modest Black Friday 2025 price cuts, with most portable drives slipping by £10‑£20 and internal models dropping a similar amount. The SanDisk 2 TB Extreme Portable is expected to fall...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Most Companies Still Lag Behind on AI Targets—How Can They Catch Up?
AI adoption now touches 78% of firms, yet only 25% of initiatives meet expected ROI and just 18% exceed cost of capital. IBM’s study warns that many enterprises operate on ad‑hoc "hybrid‑by‑default" architectures, leading to paused pilots and limited value,...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
How Context Engineering Can Save Your Company From AI Vibe Code Overload: Lessons From Qodo and Monday.com
Monday.com’s 500‑plus‑engineer organization integrated Qodo’s AI‑powered code‑review platform, which uses "context engineering" to ingest code diffs, prior discussions, documentation and test data, effectively acting as an additional developer. The tool learns from the company’s own repositories and Slack threads, surfacing...
By VentureBeat
News•Nov 10, 2025
Sir Tim Berners-Lee Doesn’t Think AI Will Destroy the Web
Sir Tim Berners‑Lee, the web’s inventor, talks about his new memoir “This Is For Everyone” and his work at Inrupt on the Solid decentralization standard, warning that the web has drifted toward closed, platform‑centric ecosystems. He argues that the original...
By The Verge
News•Nov 10, 2025
Baseten Takes on Hyperscalers with New AI Training Platform that Lets You Own Your Model Weights
Baseten, now valued at $2.15 billion, announced the general availability of Baseten Training, an AI model‑training platform that lets enterprises fine‑tune open‑source models while retaining full ownership of their weights. The service provides multi‑cloud GPU orchestration, sub‑minute job scheduling, automated checkpointing...
By VentureBeat
News•Nov 10, 2025
Tesla Is Fighting the EV Sales Slump with Short-Term Rentals
Tesla has launched a short‑term rental program for its electric vehicles in two California stores, San Diego and Costa Mesa, with plans to expand to additional locations by year‑end. Rentals run three to seven days, start at $60 per day, include free...
By The Verge
News•Nov 10, 2025
Microsoft Is Working on a "New Class” Of AI Agents that Could Change Everything in Your Workforce
Microsoft unveiled its upcoming "Agentic Users" – AI agents that will have distinct identities, dedicated access to Microsoft 365 and Azure Entra directories, and the ability to attend meetings, edit documents, and communicate via email and chat autonomously. The feature,...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Major Privacy Laws - Including GDPR - Could Be Downgraded to Try and Boost AI Growth and Cut Red Tape
New European documents indicate a forthcoming "digital omnibus" package, slated for a 19 November 2025 proposal, that could relax key GDPR provisions to accelerate AI development. The draft would permit AI firms to train models on categories of data now protected—such as...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Meta Says It Wants to Invest $600 Billion in US Infrastructure and Jobs by 2028
Meta announced a $600 billion investment plan through 2028 to expand U.S. infrastructure, AI capabilities and job creation, centered on building additional AI data centers. The company says it has already generated over 30,000 skilled‑trade jobs and $20 billion in business for...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 10, 2025
Celosphere 2025: Where Enterprise AI Moved From Experiment to Execution
Celonis used its Celosphere 2025 event to declare that enterprise AI is moving from experimental pilots to measurable execution, noting that only 11% of firms currently see AI benefits because of a context problem. The company showcased a "living digital...
By VentureBeat
News•Nov 10, 2025
Pilots, Promises, And Public Purpose: How To Say “Yes” (Or “No”) To Government AI Offers
The episode examines how government AI decision‑makers can responsibly evaluate AI pilot offers, emphasizing alignment with mission outcomes, clear governance, and avoidance of vendor lock‑in. It highlights data showing rising AI adoption in the public sector while noting persistent barriers...
By Forrester Generative AI
News•Nov 9, 2025
Got a Spare $50,000? Cooling a Single Nvidia Blackwell Ultra NVL72 Rack Costs as Much as a Tesla Model Y...
A Morgan Stanley report shows that liquid‑cooling hardware for Nvidia’s Blackwell Ultra GB300 NVL72 rack costs $49,860—about the price of a Tesla Model Y. The next‑generation Vera Rubin NVL144 rack is projected to need $55,710 of cooling, a 17% increase, driven by higher‑capacity cold...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 9, 2025
Better Object Removal, Improved Lighting and More - These "Sneaks" Could Be Adobe's Next Big Leap Forward
Adobe unveiled a slate of experimental AI‑driven tools during the MAX 2025 "Sneaks" showcase, including Project Light Touch for post‑capture lighting adjustments, Project Trace Erase that removes objects along with shadows and reflections, Project Frame Forward that propagates edits across...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 9, 2025
Freepik CEO - No, AI Hasn't Killed the Stock Image Market
Freepik CEO Joaquín Cuenca told TechRadar Pro that, despite a decade of AI image and video tools, the company’s core stock‑photo business remains stable or even growing. Freepik has expanded its offering with AI generators, upscaling utilities and a cloud‑based...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 9, 2025
65daysofstatic’s New No Man’s Sky Album Searches for Humanity in an AI-Filled World
British post‑rock band 65daysofstatic have released "Journeys," a 32‑track soundtrack for Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky, marking their first revisit to the game’s music after nine years. The album reworks abstract procedural soundscapes into human‑crafted compositions alongside game audio director Paul Weir,...
By The Verge
News•Nov 9, 2025
Interview: Freepik Boss Tells Us the Limits of AI, Why Storytelling Matters, and How Not to Tangle Yourself up in...
At Freepik’s Upscale event in Malaga, CEO Joaquín Cuenca outlined how the company is positioning AI as a collaborative tool for a new class of "creative engineers," supported by the Freepik Spaces platform that blends workflow, feedback and storytelling. He...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 9, 2025
Huawei Is Back in Europe - and It Wants to Help Take Your Small Business to the Next Level, with...
Huawei unveiled its eKit 4+10+N SME intelligence structure at the Connect 2025 event in Madrid, introducing a portfolio of 26 devices and ten pre‑configured solution packages aimed at European small‑ and medium‑size businesses. The offering bundles routers, switches, wireless and AI‑enhanced collaboration...
By TechRadar
News•Nov 9, 2025
The Algorithm Failed Music
Terrence O'Brien argues that music recommendation algorithms, from Pandora’s early Music Genome to Spotify’s sophisticated Discover Weekly, have shifted from helping listeners discover new music to merely keeping them streaming. By favoring “safe” tracks and even creating ghost artists through...
By The Verge
News•Nov 8, 2025
Is Wall Street Losing Faith in AI?
Wall Street saw its worst week for the Nasdaq Composite since April’s tariff announcement, slipping 3% as AI‑centric stocks tumbled. Palantir fell 11%, Oracle 9% and Nvidia 7%, while Meta and Microsoft each dropped about 4% despite pledging continued AI...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Nov 8, 2025
Could the AI Bubble Be Real? This Sage of the 2008 Market Crash and Central Character of The Big Short,...
Michael Burry’s Scion Asset Management has taken large option positions on AI‑heavy stocks Nvidia and Palantir, with a notional exposure exceeding $1 billion, signaling he sees downside risk in the sector. The moves come amid growing debate over whether AI valuations...
By TechRadar