A paper by former SAP CTO Vishal Sikka argues large language models have a fundamental, mathematical limitation on performing complex tasks. This throws cold water on the dream of fully autonomous AI agents running critical systems.
The Stop Killing Games campaign has officially passed its goal, gathering nearly 1.3 million verified signatures for its European Citizens’ Initiative. The petition, which seeks to prevent publishers from remotely disabling games, will now be formally submitted to the EU Commission in late February.
According to a new report, the long-awaited Siri 2.0 overhaul with Apple Intelligence features is targeting a beta release in February. This comes after the features were first demoed at WWDC in 2024, with a full launch expected by early April.
TikTok users globally faced a major service disruption over the weekend, with uploads failing and feeds breaking. The outage came just days after the platform’s transition to majority U.S. ownership, fueling widespread speculation about the cause.
Recent confirmation that Microsoft handed over BitLocker recovery keys to the FBI is drawing unfair comparisons to Apple’s famous 2015 standoff. The key difference? Where the keys were stored. This is about user choice in encryption, not corporate capitulation.
A new high-pressure grinding roll is changing the game for sand and aggregate producers. It turns problematic waste material into a premium, saleable product, addressing both economic and sustainability pressures.
Patients are increasingly using AI for initial medical guidance, but this often leads to conflicts with physician recommendations. A new dynamic of “parallel decision-making universes” is emerging. Here’s how to handle it.
Google is methodically assembling the pieces to become the Western answer to China’s WeChat. By integrating AI, payments, and its vast services into one place, it aims to be an app you never leave. The question is whether we want one company to have that much control over our digital lives.
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan confirmed on the Q4 2025 earnings call that the Nova Lake desktop processors are on track for launch by the end of 2026. The rumored specs, including a potential 52-core flagship and massive cache increases, suggest a major counter-punch to AMD’s 3D V-Cache tech.
According to XDA-Developers, SteamOS is proving a crucial point for the Linux desktop: success doesn’t require imitating Windows. By offering a curated, console-like experience first, it makes Linux approachable on its own terms. This challenges the long-held belief that familiarity through mimicry
