President Trump has signed an executive order seeking to assert federal dominance over AI policy. The move directs agencies to sideline state laws, setting up a major conflict over who controls the future of artificial intelligence.
The Game Awards world premiere revealed Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, a new action RPG. It’s being directed by Casey Hudson, the legendary director behind Mass Effect and the original Knights of the Old Republic.
APLEX Technology has unveiled a rugged new touch panel PC designed for brutal industrial environments. The NuTAM-9E features Intel’s latest Core Ultra processors and can withstand high-pressure, high-temperature washdowns.
Canva, the $42 billion design platform, has been quietly building its AI arsenal since 2017. Its profitable, user-first approach is now a major threat in the crowded AI design wars.
Corporate AI investment hit a staggering $252.3 billion in 2024, yet frontline workers remain deeply skeptical. New surveys show only 46% trust AI, fearing job loss. This paradox is forcing HR to become tech-savvy leaders or get left behind.
Qargo, a Transport Management System startup from Ghent, has secured €28 million in a Series B round. The funding will fuel team growth and product development as the company scales its operations across Europe.
Microsoft is facing a reality check on its AI ambitions. Sales targets for its Foundry marketplace and Copilot assistant are reportedly being missed, forcing the company to lower growth expectations and sending its stock tumbling.
A new preprint server, aiXiv, is flipping the script by welcoming papers authored and reviewed by artificial intelligence. Its creators argue the focus should be on quality, not the producer, but critics warn of risks to scientific integrity. The experiment accelerates urgent debates about AI’s role
Uber is partnering with Shopify to bring its one-hour and same-day delivery network to Shopify Plus merchants. The integration, announced Wednesday, December 10, aims to help retailers compete on speed without the cost of building their own logistics. This move heats up the battle for control of the
The “original” cut of Star Wars is a moving target. From audio tweaks in 1977 to the infamous “Han shot first” edits, the film has never stopped evolving. This is the complete history of every change.
