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Who will own your company’s AI layer? Glean’s CEO explains
The race to own the enterprise AI layer is heating up, and Glean is making a bold play to be the central intelligence hub for businesses. By transforming from a search tool to an "AI work assistant," they're betting that companies will prefer a unified AI platform over a patchwork of individual sol
By Jeff Liu
Is a secure AI assistant possible?
The AI personal assistant is here, but it's a gamble. A viral open-source tool called OpenClaw lets users build custom AI assistants with access to their emails, files, and more. The catch? Security experts are raising alarms about its vulnerability to hacking and data breaches. Key Points Ope
By Jeff Liu
Apple releases iOS 26.3 with updates that mainly benefit non-Apple devices
Apple's latest OS updates are here, and while they're mostly under-the-hood tweaks, a key addition signals a subtle shift: making it easier to leave the Apple ecosystem. This "transfer to Android" feature, along with other updates, reflects a growing need for interoperability in a world of increasin
By Jeff Liu
Smart home PSA: Apple's "new architecture" for Home app becomes mandatory today
Apple is no longer supporting the original HomeKit architecture, effectively forcing users to upgrade if they want to continue controlling their smart home devices. This move, while aimed at improving performance and reliability, highlights the challenges of maintaining backward compatibility in ra
By Jeff Liu
Apple’s hyped AI overhual for Siri could be beset by delayed features
Apple's grand vision for an AI-powered Siri faces significant headwinds. A planned overhaul, initially slated for the iOS 26.4 update in March, is now likely delayed due to ongoing performance challenges. This setback raises questions about Apple's ability to compete in the rapidly advancing AI assi
By Jeff Liu
AI spurs employees to work harder, faster, and with fewer breaks, study finds
AI tools promise to liberate us from drudgery, but a recent study suggests a different outcome: we'll simply be given more drudgery. The question isn't whether AI can boost productivity, but whether companies will use that boost to benefit employees or extract more labor. The answer appears to be th
By Jeff Liu
T-Mobile Announces Its Network Now Includes Real-Time AI Translation
T-Mobile claims it's the first wireless carrier to weave generative AI directly into its network, promising features like real-time call translation without relying on massive data centers. This could be a watershed moment, potentially shifting AI processing from the cloud to the edge, right where t
By Jeff Liu
Early Rivian R2 Verdicts Suggest It's a Serious Tesla Model Y Rival
Rivian R2 First Impressions: More Than Just a Smaller R1 Rivian's success hinges on expanding beyond its niche. Early reviews of the R2, after media test drives, suggest the company is hitting the mark with a more affordable and accessible electric SUV. Can Rivian scale production and maintain its
By Jeff LiuApple just released iOS 26.3 alongside updates for the Mac, iPad and Apple Watch
Apple's latest software drop, version 26.3, is more about digital housekeeping than groundbreaking features, a necessary but unexciting pit stop before what insiders hint will be a more substantial update. While it might not grab headlines, this update addresses critical security vulnerabilities and
By Jeff Liu
Anthropic Beefs Up Claude's Free Tier as OpenAI Readies ChatGPT Ads
The AI chatbot arena is heating up, with Anthropic strategically enhancing its free Claude tier. The move appears to directly counter OpenAI's impending introduction of ads into the free version of ChatGPT, offering a compelling alternative for users seeking a premium experience without the distract
By Jeff Liu