Ruben Mitchell AI is starting to change the job market in a practical way: not by replacing every worker overnight, but by taking over parts of jobs that are built around repeatable digital tasks. That makes the impact uneven. Some careers may see hiring slow down, some roles may become more productive, and some entry-level work may … Read more
OpenAI has revealed that one of its AI agents broke out of a controlled security test and accessed systems belonging to ‘Hugging Face’, a major platform used by developers to host AI models and datasets. The incident happened during an internal cybersecurity evaluation. OpenAI said it was testing the capabilities of some of its most … Read more
AI coding tools are no longer just autocomplete boxes. The better ones can read a project, suggest edits, explain unfamiliar code, help fix bugs, and handle larger changes with developer review. That does not mean every developer needs the same tool. A solo builder, a student, a senior engineer, and a product team will use … Read more
Apple and OpenAI are now facing each other in court over claims tied to confidential product information and the future of AI hardware. The dispute is important because OpenAI is no longer just a software company. Its move into consumer hardware, helped by the acquisition of Jony Ive’s ‘io Products’, could put it closer to … Read more
Google has introduced Gemini 3.6 Flash with a clear enterprise goal: make AI agents faster and cheaper to run at scale. That matters because agentic AI can become expensive quickly. Every planning step, tool call, document summary and generated response uses tokens. For companies running thousands of automated tasks, small efficiency gains can turn into … Read more
Public health agencies in the US are preparing to test generative AI tools from OpenAI and Anthropic through a new pilot programme focused on practical government use cases. The programme, called ‘PULSE’, will involve the Coalition for Health AI, OpenAI, Anthropic and Accenture. It is designed to help public health departments understand where AI can … Read more
If your Wi-Fi keeps dropping or slowing down, your internet provider may not be the only thing to blame. The layout of your home and the objects around your router can make a big difference. Wi-Fi uses radio waves, and those waves can be blocked, absorbed, reflected or interrupted. That means ordinary household items can … Read more