TADA, a ride-hailing app that uses blockchain and charges drivers a tiny flat fee instead of a commission, is planning a launch in New York City this June. The Singapore-based company, which pulled in a record $19.8 million in revenue last October, is betting its model will appeal to drivers fed up
Samsung’s next affordable 5G phone is shaping up. A new certification reveals it will pack a much larger battery, though other specs might stay the same.
The upcoming Galaxy Buds 4 Pro appear to be getting a significant redesign. The new earbuds will feature thinner, flatter stems and a case that stores them horizontally.
New data shows AI is already displacing tens of thousands of jobs, with computer graphics artists and writers seeing hiring drop nearly 30%. But the narrative of total replacement is overblown, as the workforce undergoes a profound and uneven transformation.
Researchers have uncovered a massive wave of fake job advertisements targeting remote workers in the Middle East and North Africa. The scams use localized social media ads to lure victims before stealing their personal and financial information. It’s a sophisticated, organized fraud operation.
Taiwan’s legislature has passed the AI Basic Act after a contentious process. The law names the National Science and Technology Council as the lead agency, but splits key duties with the Ministry of Digital Affairs, raising immediate concerns about bureaucratic confusion.
Thomas Kelly left medicine after facing “incredible burnout” from endless administrative tasks. He founded Heidi, an AI medical scribe, which just raised $65 million at a $465 million valuation.
According to a Forbes author post, the central challenge for leaders in 2025 isn’t adopting AI, but defining the human-AI boundary. The piece cites a study where 74% of CEOs admit they could lose their job within two years without measurable AI business gains. The argument is that stewardship, not s
The big tech playbook is getting a major rewrite. Companies are moving away from one-size-fits-all AI toward specialized systems, while also betting on physical experiences to deepen engagement. It’s a pivot from pure software to targeted intelligence and real-world presence.
The Document Foundation has released LibreOffice 26.2, a significant update that eliminates the “Community” branding from its free edition. The suite also now includes built-in support for Bitcoin as a currency format.
