Fortnite players are accusing Epic Games of using generative AI to create some of the new art in Chapter 7. The drama centers on odd details like a nine-toed yeti. CEO Tim Sweeney recently argued against mandatory AI tags on storefronts like Steam.
India’s government is privately demanding that all smartphone makers pre-install its Sanchar Saathi app on devices sold in the country. The app cannot be deleted and must be installed via a software update on older phones, too.
Professors are integrating AI into negotiation courses, having students use tools like Perplexity Pro and custom GPTs to practice. The goal is to simulate real-world scenarios and get targeted feedback before the big meeting.
Stronghold isn’t your typical fintech. It launched a stablecoin in 2017, partnered with IBM in 2018, and pivoted during the pandemic. Now it’s a full financial infrastructure play.
Intel shares surged on a major analyst prediction. Ming-Chi Kuo says Intel could start shipping its lowest-end M processor to Apple by Q2 or Q3 2027, contingent on a 2026 design kit release.
A new analysis pushes back against viewing compliance as a cost center. It argues frameworks like CMMC and HIPAA are proven to reduce breach likelihood and severity, enforcing the discipline most companies lack. Treating them as a baseline, not a finish line, is key to real security.
The head of Europe’s space industry association argues the proposed EU Space Act is a defining moment but risks failure. He warns it must simplify rules, protect European suppliers, and avoid putting EU companies at a disadvantage globally.
A major cyber-attack has hit the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, with evidence showing resident data was copied and stolen. The breach, discovered on Monday, November 25th, is causing at least two more weeks of service disruption and may also impact two other London councils.
According to Phoronix, November 2025 was a pivotal month for the open-source world. Key developments include Steam on Linux finally surpassing 3% market share, major projects like Debian’s APT tool mandating Rust, and the final abandonment of the X11 display protocol by GNOME and KDE.
Elon Musk is making another sweeping prediction about AI, claiming it will solve the US debt crisis within three years. He envisions a future of “universal high income” where working is optional, but critics warn of massive unemployment and inequality.
