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Google Chrome is quietly installing a 4GB AI model on devices and users are not happy about it

Google Chrome is quietly pushing a 4GB AI model onto devices and reinstalling it if removed. The company says it is designed to protect your privacy when using AI features.

Windows Central

iPhone users could receive up to $95 after Apple agrees $250m Siri lawsuit settlement

Apple has agreed to a $250 million (€230 million) settlement after being accused of misleading iPhone buyers over unreleased AI features linked to its Siri upgrade.

Euronews

Texas Republicans have a data center problem

Data center construction is unpopular among locals, and a majority of the facilities are being proposed in red, rural counties. That puts Texas Republicans in a tough spot, as the White House has encouraged states to let the centers flourish.

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What Makes a Perfect Business in 2026 (3 Things Most Founders Get Wrong)

This week's Visionary Voices sits down with Dan Bedford, founder of Clio, the messaging aggregation platform that wants to replace your chatbot with something customers actually want to use.

International Business Times

Google Nest cameras just got a major fix that users have been asking for

Google Home’s spring update is here – and it’s Nest users who should be excited

Google isn't scanning your Gmail to train Gemini, it's letting Gemini scan your inbox to provide 'personalized insights' but I'm not sure that's better

You can also let Gemini scan your photos to make more "personal images using Nano Banana."

PC Gamer

Apple may be about to let you replace its AI with ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude — and it could change the iPhone forever

Apple’s plan to let users choose between multiple AI models marks a shift from a controlled system to a more open platform approach

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I tried this new Google Maps feature for electric cars and it finally made me forget about range anxiety

Google Maps' new AI-powered battery predictions for your EV are finally here, ensuring a stress-free road trip with accurate charging data tailored to your EV.

Tom’s Guide

Google Gemini is finally becoming the personal assistant we were promised

Google’s rumored Gemini-powered Remy AI could handle tasks like a real digital assistant.

Android Central

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 vs. Galaxy Z Fold 6: Likely better in (almost) every way

The Galaxy Z Fold 8 is set to further iterate the big-screen Samsung foldable, but Galaxy Z Fold 6 users might hold onto their S Pen.

Android Central

Laura Loomer Claims FBI Warned Her of Iranian Assassination Plot as US-Iran Cyber War Intensifies

Laura Loomer says the FBI informed her she is being targeted by Iran, raising fresh questions about how far Tehran's cyber and physical operations now reach beyond government officials.

International Business Times UK

I finally fixed ChatGPT’s bad habits with the ‘Echo Prompt’ — here’s how

I tested a simple one-line “Echo Prompt” that forces AI to rewrite your request before answering — and it fixed my worst results instantly.

Tom’s Guide

LG C6 vs Hisense UR9: Should you buy the OLED or RGB LED TV?

The LG C6 and the Hisense UR9 are both premium, high-performing TVs new for 2026. The C6 is an OLED TV while the UR9 is Hisense's flagship RGB LED TV. Here's how they compare — from performance to features and price.

Tom’s Guide

Pixel 11 battery capacity just leaked and it has me worried about Google's next flagship

Pixel phones don't have a reputation for stellar battery life, so why is Google reducing capacity?

Tom’s Guide

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The Conversation

Is Richard Dawkins right about Claude? No. But it’s not surprising AI chatbots feel conscious to us

In recent days, evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins wrote an op-ed suggesting AI chatbot Claude may be conscious.

Fortune

Trump administration suddenly embraces AI oversight ideas it once rejected

After railing against Biden-era AI safety efforts, the Trump administration is now weighing its own frontier-model oversight as fears grow around cyber risks and national security.

Android Central

Google just gave me the best reason ever to uninstall Chrome

An unsettling report shed light on Google's unwanted installation of a 4GB AI model that now resides on computers—yes, yours, too.

Fortune

'FOMO has proven a stronger incentive than poor stock performance': Goldman Sachs finds insecurity is a key part of the AI boom

Goldman Sachs looked at the giant data-center question from both sides of the equation — and shrugged.

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Google's answer to Whoop could debut as soon as tomorrow

Google is expected to launch the Fitbit Air, its screen-less wearable, as soon as tomorrow.

Roll Call

DOJ agreed to return Rep. Ogles’ cell phone, law firm says

The Justice Department has agreed to return the cell phone of Rep. Andy Ogles, according to a law firm representing him, after a lengthy dispute in which the Tennessee Republican said he believed the FBI was investigating past campaign finance filings. The law firm Litson in a press release Tuesday,…

Digital Camera World

Honor 600 Pro review: questionably familiar looks, undeniable performance

The Honor 600 Pro offers strong performance, a bright screen, and solid cameras, but the design and price feel less convincing

Tom’s Guide

The end of unlimited AI: Why Google’s Gemini leak is a warning for every power user

Google quietly updated Gemini’s usage limits — and it reveals a bigger shift. AI isn’t unlimited anymore, and most users didn’t realize it.

PC Gamer

CCP Games is no more: EVE Online studio changes its name as it goes independent and enters an AI research partnership with Google DeepMind

An offline version of EVE Online will serve as a testbed for new AI research.

There really could be an OpenAI phone coming – but will it be a one trick pony?

Any phone from OpenAI would have to be more than just ChatGPT.

TechRadar

Google will now pay up to $1.5 million for finding Android and Chrome security bugs, says it has 'greatly appreciated collaborating with the researcher community'

Google is focusing on Linux kernel components, and prioritizing bugs that can't be easily found with AI.

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