Aminu Abdullahi

Torus had been working on a grunge-style cover of Ocean Eyes and planned to release the full version later, hoping to build on the growing attention.

China’s push for technological self-sufficiency has made AI chips a strategic priority, driving fast-growing startups like Biren toward public markets to secure long-term funding.

The AI firm has rolled out a new security update to Atlas’ browser agent after uncovering a new class of prompt injection attacks through internal testing.

Users will also be able to tap into real-time global insights from the X platform, a feature that could provide faster situational awareness and decision support.

Both firms will use Baidu’s Apollo Go autonomous vehicles, marking a rare moment where rivals move in parallel with the same technology partner.

A report finds it a “global construction frenzy,” driven by the heavy computing and power needs of generative AI systems.

Taylor Swift and Jenna Ortega join a growing backlash as Hollywood wrestles with AI’s impact on creativity, consent, and the future of human-made art.

Unitree launches the world’s first robot app store, letting developers and users download skills for humanoid robots and ushering in the app era of physical AI.

Amazon’s new Alexa+ Greetings lets Alexa handle conversations at your Ring doorbell, responding to deliveries, visitors, and sales pitches automatically.

US Marines in Japan complete the Marine Corps’ first attack drone competition, training with FPV drones to prepare for AI-driven, unmanned warfare.

Chinese researchers say two paralyzed patients used brain implants to control a wheelchair, robotic dog, and arm, spotlighting China’s push in BCI tech.

Google’s Opal mini app builder is now inside the Gemini web app, letting users “vibe-code” Gems with prompts and edit workflows step-by-step.