AI startup Shift is offering free home cleaning services by having cleaners wear camera-equipped hats to record household tasks, using the footage to train future autonomous cleaning robots.
Google unveils AI-powered smart glasses at Google I/O, partnering with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker for a fall release, featuring Gemini AI integration via smartphone and audio-only output, as the tech giant moves to compete in the rapidly expanding smart glasses market.
ChatGPT is rolling out deeper personalization features for its 900 million users, allowing customization of tone, memory, and communication style, as OpenAI pushes toward a future where the AI adapts naturally without manual configuration.
YouTube is rolling out its AI-powered deepfake detection tool to all users 18 and older, enabling everyday people to scan the platform for unauthorized AI-generated likenesses of their faces and request removal of matching content.
Nine class-action lawsuits are filed in Chicago's federal court by journalists, podcasters, and voice actors accusing Amazon, Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Meta of illegally using their voices without consent to train AI models, marking a bold new frontier for Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act.
RuView is turning ordinary WiFi signals into a powerful real-time human detection system, tracking presence, breathing, heart rate, and room layout — no cameras, wearables, or cloud required — running on $9 hardware with sub-10ms edge processing and AI that adapts to new environments in under 30 seconds.
WhatsApp launches 'Incognito Chat,' a groundbreaking AI privacy feature that keeps users' Meta AI conversations completely hidden from Meta itself, with chats disappearing after each session and a companion 'Side Chat' tool allowing private AI consultations during ongoing conversations.
Google Chrome is silently installing a 4GB Gemini Nano AI model on users' computers without consent, sparking serious GDPR concerns as critics accuse Google of exploiting personal hardware to cut server costs.
Security researchers expose over 5,000 unsecured AI-built apps leaking sensitive real-world data — including hospital records and financial documents — as AI coding platforms deflect responsibility, leaving non-technical users unknowingly exposing critical information to the public.
OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.5 Instant as ChatGPT's new default model, boasting 52% fewer hallucinations on high-stakes topics like medicine and law, more concise responses, and new Gmail integration that personalizes replies using past conversations.