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Google Updates Its Weather Forecasts with a New AI Model
NewsNov 17, 2025

Google Updates Its Weather Forecasts with a New AI Model

Google unveiled WeatherNext 2, an AI‑powered weather forecasting model that is eight times faster and more accurate than its predecessor, achieving 99.9% accuracy on variables such as temperature and wind. The model uses a Functional Generative Network to generate hundreds...

By The Verge
Prepare Your Workforce For An Agentic Future With An Agent Experience Program
NewsNov 17, 2025

Prepare Your Workforce For An Agentic Future With An Agent Experience Program

The episode explains that integrating AI agents into the workforce creates significant organizational disruption, with most costs tied to human change‑management rather than technology. It introduces the concept of an Agent Experience (AX) program and outlines five essential skills—knowledge curation,...

By Forrester Generative AI
Samsung's "The Wall" Is the Biggest LED Display You Can Get for Your Office or Workplace - and It's Just...
NewsNov 17, 2025

Samsung's "The Wall" Is the Biggest LED Display You Can Get for Your Office or Workplace - and It's Just...

Samsung has launched an upgraded version of its The Wall MPF large‑format LED display for enterprise use, offering up to 1,000 nits of brightness, Black Seal Technology+ for higher contrast, and AI‑driven NQM Gen2 processing that upscales lower‑resolution content toward 8K. The...

By TechRadar
Microsoft Unveils Its First "AI Superfactory" - Here's What the Future of Computing Will Really Look Like
NewsNov 17, 2025

Microsoft Unveils Its First "AI Superfactory" - Here's What the Future of Computing Will Really Look Like

Microsoft unveiled its first AI superfactory, linking large AI datacenters in Wisconsin and Atlanta via a dedicated fiber network that acts as a virtual supercomputer for massive model training. The facilities pack GPUs densely across two floors, employ Nvidia Blackwell...

By TechRadar
Your Online Reservations Are Telling Restaurants All About You
NewsNov 17, 2025

Your Online Reservations Are Telling Restaurants All About You

OpenTable is rolling out an AI‑assisted tagging feature that surfaces diners’ habits—such as preferred drinks, spending level, review activity, and likelihood of cancellations—to restaurant staff via its reservation and table‑management platform. The tags are generated from POS data collected across...

By The Verge
Neo Robot Sounds Like the Answer to Our Home Chore prayers...but Also a Potential Privacy Nightmare
NewsNov 17, 2025

Neo Robot Sounds Like the Answer to Our Home Chore prayers...but Also a Potential Privacy Nightmare

TechRadar AI Week reports that 1X’s Neo Beta, a $20,000 humanoid home robot capable of remote tele‑operation for AI training, is entering limited consumer trials. While the robot promises to automate chores, its ability to stream real‑time video and collect...

By TechRadar
How ChatGPT Can Help You Look After Your Wellbeing
NewsNov 17, 2025

How ChatGPT Can Help You Look After Your Wellbeing

TechRadar’s AI Week 2025 piece outlines how ChatGPT is being used as a low‑pressure companion for mental‑wellness, from prompting daily journaling and reminding users of short meditation or breathing exercises to acting as a sounding board between therapy sessions. The...

By TechRadar
Google’s AI Mode Can Now Help You Visualize Your Travel Plans
NewsNov 17, 2025

Google’s AI Mode Can Now Help You Visualize Your Travel Plans

Google has integrated travel planning into its AI Mode via the Canvas workspace, allowing users to describe a trip and receive a detailed itinerary with flight and hotel options, photos, and reviews, which can be refined through follow‑up queries. The...

By The Verge
Oracle Hit Hard in Wall Street’s Tech Sell-Off over Its Huge AI Bet
NewsNov 17, 2025

Oracle Hit Hard in Wall Street’s Tech Sell-Off over Its Huge AI Bet

Oracle’s shares have plunged 25% in a month, erasing over $250 billion of market value, as the company’s aggressive AI‑centric capital spending and debt buildup alarm investors. The software giant pledged to spend hundreds of billions on chips and data‑centers to...

By Ars Technica AI
The State of AI: How War Will Be Changed Forever
NewsNov 17, 2025

The State of AI: How War Will Be Changed Forever

The piece, a joint FT‑MIT Technology Review dialogue, examines how generative AI is moving from research labs into active military use, from logistics and cyber‑operations to AI‑assisted targeting systems such as Israel’s Lavender database. It highlights a stark scenario of...

By MIT Technology Review
Inside The New Wedding Trend: Brides Getting Advice From ChatGPT
NewsNov 17, 2025

Inside The New Wedding Trend: Brides Getting Advice From ChatGPT

Brides are increasingly turning to ChatGPT and other generative AI tools to plan every aspect of their weddings, from sourcing dress boutiques to drafting cocktail menus and creating stationery. Co‑founder of The Ceremony Club, Karen Oren, uses the model alongside...

By Mashable AI
Big Data, Big Challenge - How Life Sciences Turn Information Overload Into Insight
NewsNov 17, 2025

Big Data, Big Challenge - How Life Sciences Turn Information Overload Into Insight

Chief Growth Officer Andrew Wyatt of Sapio Sciences outlines how big data is reshaping life‑science research, from early disease‑trend detection and precision‑medicine design to more evidence‑based decision‑making. He highlights that traditional on‑premise infrastructure can’t keep pace with the volume, velocity...

By TechRadar
Ring’s Jamie Siminoff Thinks AI Can Reduce Crime
NewsNov 17, 2025

Ring’s Jamie Siminoff Thinks AI Can Reduce Crime

Ring founder Jamie Siminoff has returned to Amazon as Ring’s chief inventor, championing an AI‑driven push to "zero out" neighborhood crime. He highlighted new AI features such as the Search Party tool for locating lost pets and stressed that Ring...

By The Verge
7 Ways ChatGPT Can Help You Plan the Perfect Vacation
NewsNov 17, 2025

7 Ways ChatGPT Can Help You Plan the Perfect Vacation

TechRadar’s AI Week 2025 piece outlines seven ways ChatGPT can streamline vacation planning, from personalized destination suggestions and flight price filtering to hotel comparisons, custom city itineraries, real‑time translation, and automated travel admin like packing lists and visa briefings. The...

By TechRadar
I Looked Into CoreWeave and the Abyss Gazed Back
NewsNov 17, 2025

I Looked Into CoreWeave and the Abyss Gazed Back

CoreWeave, a GPU‑focused AI infrastructure provider backed by Nvidia, reported $1.4 billion in third‑quarter revenue, double year‑over‑year, and saw its share price tumble from a June peak of $187 to $75.51 after announcing data‑center delays. The company is heavily leveraged, having...

By The Verge
Microsoft Exec Responds to Windows 11 AI Controversy, but Glosses over a Key Reason for All the Hate
NewsNov 17, 2025

Microsoft Exec Responds to Windows 11 AI Controversy, but Glosses over a Key Reason for All the Hate

Microsoft Windows VP Pavan Davuluri responded on X to backlash over the company’s AI push in Windows 11, acknowledging the need to improve basic usability, reliability and performance. He said the team is listening to developer feedback and will address issues...

By TechRadar
Jeff Bezos Will Be Co-CEO of AI Startup Project Prometheus
NewsNov 17, 2025

Jeff Bezos Will Be Co-CEO of AI Startup Project Prometheus

Jeff Bezos is joining Project Prometheus as co‑CEO alongside co‑founder Vik Bajaj, marking his first formal operational role since stepping down as Amazon CEO in 2021. The AI startup, backed by $6.2 billion in funding—including Bezos’s own capital—aims to develop manufacturing‑focused...

By The Verge
An "AI Exposure Gap" Could Be the Most Worrying Security Issue Your Business Isn't Aware Of
NewsNov 17, 2025

An "AI Exposure Gap" Could Be the Most Worrying Security Issue Your Business Isn't Aware Of

Tenable’s latest research finds that 89% of organizations are running or piloting AI workloads, yet only 22% fully classify and encrypt AI data, leaving a large “AI exposure gap.” One‑third of AI adopters (34%) have already suffered an AI‑related breach,...

By TechRadar
For AI to Succeed in the SOC, CISOs Need to Remove Legacy Walls Now
NewsNov 17, 2025

For AI to Succeed in the SOC, CISOs Need to Remove Legacy Walls Now

The article argues that for AI to be effective in security operation centers, CISOs must dismantle legacy tool sprawl and governance bottlenecks by adopting unified single‑agent architectures like CrowdStrike Falcon that consolidate telemetry across endpoints, cloud, identity and threat intel....

By VentureBeat
Welcome to TechRadar's AI Week
NewsNov 17, 2025

Welcome to TechRadar's AI Week

TechRadar announced its AI Week 2025, a seven‑day series of beginner‑focused guides and feature stories on artificial‑intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. The initiative promises step‑by‑step walkthroughs for prompt engineering, practical use‑cases at work and home, and tips...

By TechRadar
In a Sea of Agents, AWS Bets on Structured Adherence and Spec Fidelity
NewsNov 17, 2025

In a Sea of Agents, AWS Bets on Structured Adherence and Spec Fidelity

AWS has moved its Kiro coding agent from preview to general availability, adding property‑based testing, checkpointing, and a command‑line interface that lets developers build custom agents directly from the terminal. The new features let enterprises upload specifications, automatically generate hundreds...

By VentureBeat AI
Easily Build and Share ROCm Kernels with Hugging Face
NewsNov 17, 2025

Easily Build and Share ROCm Kernels with Hugging Face

The post explains how to build, test, and share ROCm‑compatible GPU kernels—specifically a high‑performance FP8 GEMM kernel—using Hugging Face’s kernel‑builder and kernels libraries, with a focus on reproducible builds via a flake.nix environment. It walks through project layout, configuration files...

By Hugging Face
Can Top AI Tools Be Bullied Into Malicious Work? ChatGPT, Gemini, and More Are Put to the Test, and the...
NewsNov 16, 2025

Can Top AI Tools Be Bullied Into Malicious Work? ChatGPT, Gemini, and More Are Put to the Test, and the...

Researchers at Cybernews conducted one‑minute adversarial tests on leading AI chatbots—including ChatGPT‑5, ChatGPT‑4o, Gemini Pro 2.5, Claude Opus and Claude Sonnet—across categories such as hate speech, self‑harm, crime and drug‑related content. While many models refused outright, several offered partial or full...

By TechRadar
From Shiny Object to Sober Reality: The Vector Database Story, Two Years Later
NewsNov 16, 2025

From Shiny Object to Sober Reality: The Vector Database Story, Two Years Later

Two years after the hype around vector databases, the market has shifted from unicorn aspirations to pragmatic hybrid retrieval stacks. Pinecone, once a flagship startup, is reportedly exploring a sale after struggling with competition from open‑source and incumbent databases that...

By VentureBeat AI
Nvidia's New AI App Could Be the Productivity Tool You've Always Needed - "Hyperlink" Agent Brings Private AI-Powered Search for...
NewsNov 16, 2025

Nvidia's New AI App Could Be the Productivity Tool You've Always Needed - "Hyperlink" Agent Brings Private AI-Powered Search for...

Nvidia’s new Hyperlink agent, developed by Nexa.ai, runs entirely on local RTX hardware, delivering AI‑powered search of personal files while keeping data on‑device. Benchmarked on an RTX 5090, it indexes up to three times faster and offers twice the large‑language‑model inference...

By TechRadar
Why AI Pilots Fail - and How Manufacturers Can Break the Cycle
NewsNov 16, 2025

Why AI Pilots Fail - and How Manufacturers Can Break the Cycle

AI pilots in manufacturing stall—up to 90% fail—largely due to fragmented, low‑quality data and entrenched IT‑OT silos rather than algorithmic flaws. Experts argue that scaling AI requires a unified, trustworthy data infrastructure that can ingest and analyze industrial data at...

By TechRadar
Shadow AI: The Next Frontier of Unseen Risk
NewsNov 16, 2025

Shadow AI: The Next Frontier of Unseen Risk

Shadow AI, the unsanctioned use of generative AI tools by employees, is spreading across enterprises with little visibility. It creates data leakage, regulatory violations, geopolitical exposure, and introduces new attack vectors such as agentic AI and unreviewed code. The lack...

By TechRadar
What Legacy Business Intelligence Technology Can Learn From Video Games
NewsNov 16, 2025

What Legacy Business Intelligence Technology Can Learn From Video Games

Legacy business intelligence platforms rely on batch‑oriented architectures that cannot keep pace with today’s massive, real‑time data streams, resulting in latency and static dashboards. Marc Stevens contends that the video‑game industry’s transition to hardware‑accelerated, low‑latency rendering provides a blueprint for...

By TechRadar
LTO Tape Storage Is Still Going Strong Despite Elon Musk's Efforts to Wipe It Out - and There's Now Even...
NewsNov 15, 2025

LTO Tape Storage Is Still Going Strong Despite Elon Musk's Efforts to Wipe It Out - and There's Now Even...

The LTO Program, a joint effort by HPE, IBM and Quantum, unveiled a 40 TB native‑capacity LTO‑10 cartridge that uses a new aramid‑based tape film to increase length without enlarging the cartridge, while remaining compatible with existing LTO‑10 drives. The announcement...

By TechRadar
AI Can Now Build 3D Worlds… And Live Inside Them
PodcastNov 15, 2025

AI Can Now Build 3D Worlds… And Live Inside Them

The episode explores the rapid convergence of AI-driven 3D world generators—such as World Labs' Marble and video‑diffusion system Genie‑3—and embodied agents like Google’s SIMA 2 that can perceive and act within those environments. Bilawal Sidhu explains how this fusion creates persistent,...

By Bilawal Sidhu
AI Scams Surge: How Consumers and Businesses Can Stay Safe
NewsNov 15, 2025

AI Scams Surge: How Consumers and Businesses Can Stay Safe

AI‑driven scams are exploding, with ClickFix attacks up 517% and now representing 8% of blocked incidents, while deep‑fake voice and video impersonations and malicious QR‑code phishing proliferate. In the U.S., online scams cost $16.6 billion in 2024, affecting 73% of adults...

By TechRadar
Framework’s Franken-Laptop Is Back with Big Chip Upgrades and Familiar Frustrations
NewsNov 15, 2025

Framework’s Franken-Laptop Is Back with Big Chip Upgrades and Familiar Frustrations

Framework unveiled the 2025 refresh of its Laptop 16, adding AMD Ryzen AI 7‑350/7‑370 CPUs, Wi‑Fi 7, a redesigned heatsink, a 240 W USB‑C charger and a new 1080p webcam, all sold as upgrade modules for existing owners. The headline upgrade is a user‑replaceable...

By The Verge
Seagate's New Storage Looks to Cover Everything You'll Need for the Age of AI - Including up to 3.2 Petabytes...
NewsNov 15, 2025

Seagate's New Storage Looks to Cover Everything You'll Need for the Age of AI - Including up to 3.2 Petabytes...

Seagate announced its Exos 4U100 and 4U74 JBOD systems aimed at AI and edge workloads, with the flagship 4U100 delivering up to 3.2 petabytes of capacity in a single 4‑U enclosure. The systems leverage Seagate’s Mozaic HAMR technology and support both SAS...

By TechRadar
Leaked Documents Shed Light Into How Much OpenAI Pays Microsoft
NewsNov 15, 2025

Leaked Documents Shed Light Into How Much OpenAI Pays Microsoft

Leaked documents reveal how much OpenAI paid Microsoft under a revenue-share agreement. They also indicate inference costs.

By TechCrunch AI
Google’s New AI Training Method Helps Small Models Tackle Complex Reasoning
NewsNov 14, 2025

Google’s New AI Training Method Helps Small Models Tackle Complex Reasoning

Researchers from Google Cloud and UCLA unveiled Supervised Reinforcement Learning (SRL), a framework that reformulates problem solving as a sequence of intermediate actions and provides step‑wise rewards. SRL enables 7‑billion‑parameter models such as Qwen2.5‑7B‑Instruct to gain a 3 % lift on...

By VentureBeat AI
Databricks Co-Founder Argues US Must Go Open Source to Beat China in AI
NewsNov 14, 2025

Databricks Co-Founder Argues US Must Go Open Source to Beat China in AI

Databricks co‑founder Andy Konwinski warned at the Cerebral Valley AI Summit that the United States is losing its AI research edge to China, noting that PhD students are seeing twice as many compelling Chinese AI ideas as American ones. He...

By TechCrunch AI
If Hackers Can Use AI to Automate Massive Cyber Attacks, Terminator Robots Are the Least of Our Problems
NewsNov 14, 2025

If Hackers Can Use AI to Automate Massive Cyber Attacks, Terminator Robots Are the Least of Our Problems

Anthropic disclosed that it intercepted a large‑scale AI‑driven cyber‑espionage campaign, likely orchestrated by Chinese hackers, that targeted tech firms, financial institutions, chemical manufacturers and government agencies in September 2024. The attackers leveraged advanced language models to automate 80‑90% of the...

By TechRadar
Forget AGI—Sam Altman Celebrates ChatGPT Finally Following Em Dash Formatting Rules
NewsNov 14, 2025

Forget AGI—Sam Altman Celebrates ChatGPT Finally Following Em Dash Formatting Rules

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced on X that the latest GPT‑5.1 model now respects a custom instruction to omit em dashes, a long‑standing formatting quirk that many users have used to spot AI‑generated text. The post sparked mixed reactions, with...

By Ars Technica AI
OpenAI Says It’s Fixed ChatGPT’s Em Dash Problem
NewsNov 14, 2025

OpenAI Says It’s Fixed ChatGPT’s Em Dash Problem

OpenAI announced that ChatGPT now respects user instructions to avoid em dashes, fixing a long‑standing quirk that many saw as a telltale sign of AI‑generated text. The issue, dubbed the “ChatGPT hyphen,” had appeared across academic papers, emails, social media...

By TechCrunch AI
AWS Is Launching a "Meeting Simulator" To Help Train Workers for Stressful Jobs
NewsNov 14, 2025

AWS Is Launching a "Meeting Simulator" To Help Train Workers for Stressful Jobs

Amazon Web Services unveiled an AI‑driven Meeting Simulator on its Skill Builder platform, letting users role‑play realistic office meetings with AI personas via voice or text and receive instant feedback on communication, objection handling, and idea presentation. The tool joins...

By TechRadar
Intel Panther Lake CPU Leak Suggests Integrated GPUs Are Getting a Potentially Game-Changing Leap in Performance
NewsNov 14, 2025

Intel Panther Lake CPU Leak Suggests Integrated GPUs Are Getting a Potentially Game-Changing Leap in Performance

A leaked Geekbench run of Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake Core Ultra X7 358H shows its Xe3 integrated graphics (B390) scoring 57,000 in the OpenCL test – about 7% higher than a previous leak of the same chip. The 16‑core CPU (4P+8E+4 low‑power cores) pairs...

By TechRadar
9 Reasons Why You Should Consider Onsite LLM Training and Inferencing
NewsNov 14, 2025

9 Reasons Why You Should Consider Onsite LLM Training and Inferencing

Enterprises are increasingly moving large language models (LLMs) from cloud‑based services to on‑premises or private‑cloud environments to gain full control over data, intellectual property, and compliance. On‑site training and inference keep sensitive inputs, model weights, and outputs within the organization’s...

By TechRadar
What You See Is How You Feel: How Smarter Displays Shape the Way We Work and Feel
NewsNov 14, 2025

What You See Is How You Feel: How Smarter Displays Shape the Way We Work and Feel

Lenovo’s Visuals Business VP George Toh argues that modern displays do more than render pixels—they shape users’ mood, productivity and health by managing light. He highlights how higher refresh rates, adaptive brightness, low‑blue‑light hardware filters and photobiomodulation concepts can reduce...

By TechRadar
The UK’s Broken Energy System Could Burst Its AI Bubble
NewsNov 14, 2025

The UK’s Broken Energy System Could Burst Its AI Bubble

AI’s soaring electricity needs – projected to rise 165% by decade’s end – are exposing the UK’s antiquated wholesale power market, which already carries some of the world’s highest industrial electricity prices. Training a single GPT‑scale model consumes as much...

By TechRadar
Meta Must Rein in Scammers — or Face Consequences
NewsNov 14, 2025

Meta Must Rein in Scammers — or Face Consequences

Meta reportedly earns roughly $16 billion a year from scam ads, including about $7 billion from clearly fraudulent content, according to internal documents leaked to Reuters. Users of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are exposed to 15 billion ads daily, and one‑third of U.S....

By The Verge
Black Friday Deals Just Got Better! Adobe Has some Major Discounts Available Now on Creative Cloud Pro and Firefly Pro...
NewsNov 14, 2025

Black Friday Deals Just Got Better! Adobe Has some Major Discounts Available Now on Creative Cloud Pro and Firefly Pro...

Adobe unveiled Black Friday promotions that slash the cost of its Creative Cloud Pro and Firefly Pro subscriptions. Individual and team plans drop from $69.99/$99.99 to $34.97/$49.97 per month (‑50% for the first year), while student/teacher plans fall to $19.98 per month (‑70%)....

By TechRadar
ChatGPT Launches Pilot Group Chats Across Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan
NewsNov 14, 2025

ChatGPT Launches Pilot Group Chats Across Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan

OpenAI began piloting a group‑chat feature for ChatGPT in Japan, New Zealand, South Korea and Taiwan. The tool, available to Free, Plus and Team users on mobile and web, lets up to 20 participants collaborate, with GPT‑5.1 Auto handling responses, search, image...

By TechCrunch AI
Why “Old” Data Is the New Gold in the Age of AI
NewsNov 14, 2025

Why “Old” Data Is the New Gold in the Age of AI

We speak to Seagate's Melyssa Banda to find out more

By TechRadar
I Rode in One of the UK’s First Self-Driving Cars
NewsNov 14, 2025

I Rode in One of the UK’s First Self-Driving Cars

London reporter Robert Hart rode one of Wayve's Ford Mustang Mach‑E robotaxis, marking one of the UK’s first Level 4 autonomous trips. Wayve, backed by more than $1 billion from Nvidia, Microsoft and SoftBank, is testing its end‑to‑end AI model that drives...

By The Verge AI