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OpenClaw, the open-source AI assistant project formerly known as Clawdbot, is gaining attention as its agents begin interacting on a new social network built specifically for AI systems.
Ethos Technologies has gone public in one of the year’s first major tech IPOs, showing how focus on profitability helped it succeed where other insurtech startups failed.
Google Maps users can now access Gemini hands-free while walking or cycling, bringing conversational AI to real-time navigation and everyday travel.
Apple has introduced a new privacy feature that reduces how precisely cell carriers can track the locations of iPhones and iPads, aiming to limit access by law enforcement and hackers.
Spotify has introduced group chats, allowing users to share playlists, podcasts, and audiobooks with up to 10 people as the platform expands its social features.
Tesla’s energy storage division posted record deployments and strong margins in 2025, helping offset declining vehicle sales and boosting overall earnings.
New AI lab Flapping Aeroplanes has launched with $180 million in seed funding, betting on long-term, research-driven breakthroughs over data- and compute-heavy scaling.
Google is using India’s vast and diverse education system to refine how AI tools can scale in classrooms, shaping its global approach to education technology.
Major music publishers are suing Anthropic for more than $3 billion, alleging that the AI company illegally downloaded more than 20,000 copyrighted songs and musical works.
OpenAI’s Sora video-generation app is seeing declines in downloads and consumer spending after a breakout launch, as competition and copyright limits weigh on growth.
Google DeepMind is opening access to Project Genie, an experimental AI tool that creates interactive game worlds from text prompts or images, starting with U.S. subscribers.
Apple has acquired Israeli AI startup Q.ai in a deal reportedly valued at nearly $2 billion, strengthening its push into AI-powered audio and hardware technologies.
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