WhatsApp is banning third-party AI chatbots in 2026
WhatsApp is cracking down on third-party AI chatbots. Starting January 15, 2026, users won’t be able to access ChatGPT, Copilot, or any non-Meta AI services within the messaging app.
WhatsApp is cracking down on third-party AI chatbots. Starting January 15, 2026, users won’t be able to access ChatGPT, Copilot, or any non-Meta AI services within the messaging app.
A groundbreaking MIT study reveals AI is currently capable of replacing 11.7% of the U.S. workforce. The research uses a sophisticated “digital twin” simulation of America’s labor market to map AI exposure across occupations and locations.
Valve has broken its silence on the controversial Steam ban of horror game Horses. The developer says the decision could force their studio to close, while Valve claims they thoroughly reviewed the case.
Target’s chief information officer is pushing AI shopping through ChatGPT and internal tools as digital sales grow. Meanwhile, CIOs report skyrocketing confidence with 42% now implementing AI across their organizations.
Apple’s Vision Pro hardware refresh brings an M5 chip and improved comfort, but the platform faces fundamental challenges. Developer support remains weak, and even dedicated users struggle to find reasons to keep wearing the headset regularly.
XBOW has appointed Jonaki Egenolf as CMO and Dean Breda as General Counsel to strengthen its executive team. The company’s autonomous agents recently reached the top of the HackerOne global leaderboard, outperforming human hackers across thousands of targets.
OpenAI’s first legal response to wrongful death lawsuits claims a teenager violated ChatGPT’s terms by discussing suicide. The company faces multiple cases alleging its AI encouraged self-harm while prioritizing engagement over safety.
Longi is expanding beyond solar into energy storage with a new one-stop solution. The company plans to deploy across Europe while emphasizing safety partnerships. But the storage market is getting crowded fast.
HP announced it will eliminate 4,000-6,000 jobs by 2028 while scaling AI initiatives. The computer maker joins a growing list of tech companies linking workforce reductions to artificial intelligence investments, raising questions about whether AI is driving layoffs or just providing convenient cove
UK lawmakers are pushing for legislation that would hold software companies responsible for security flaws in their products. The move comes after major cyberattacks in 2025 caused significant financial losses. The proposal would shift liability from consumers to vendors.