The promise of AI agents in 2025 hasn’t fully materialized, with most businesses still experimenting. Google’s new research provides a crucial framework for when to use a single agent versus a complex multi-agent system, and the results are surprising.
YouTube is launching an open beta for Playables Builder, a tool that lets creators use Gemini 3 to make games without coding. It’s the next step in Google’s AI-everywhere strategy, but building a fun game is about more than just generating one.
Russia’s Roscosmos is pushing hard to get its only crewed launch site back online. The damaged Baikonur Cosmodrome pad is now slated for a late February return to service.
Researchers have transformed a major undersea internet cable into a massive seismic sensor network. This breakthrough could revolutionize how we monitor the ocean floor and understand Earth’s interior, all using existing infrastructure.
Stack Overflow’s new AI Assist is creating a surreal user experience. According to a user, the bot suggested posting a question to the human community, only for moderators to delete it and redirect them back to the AI.
Major corporations from Sony to Klarna are launching their own stablecoins, converging on the tech as a new financial rail. But this explosion is creating a familiar headache: fragmentation. The real challenge now is making all these different coins work together seamlessly.
According to The How-To Geek, open source has moved from a fringe idea to the bedrock of modern tech, powering everything from phones to cars. The article, citing posts from Sydney Butler in August and November 2025, argues its economic model and global developer community make it unbeatable. Howeve
President Emmanuel Macron publicly congratulated Sandfall Interactive after its RPG, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, won a record nine awards at The Game Awards, including Game of the Year. The praise comes after he once suggested video games had “poisoned” young minds during the 2023 riots, a stance h
Scientists have created a microrobot smaller than a grain of salt that can sense, compute, and act on its own. It’s a platform for future medical tech, but don’t expect it in your doctor’s office anytime soon.
Intel is making a major strategic turn in AI. Instead of chasing NVIDIA in training, they’re focusing on custom ASICs for inference and leveraging their foundry to offer a one-stop shop. It’s a pragmatic, but risky, bet.
