Aiper is bringing a heavy dose of AI to pool maintenance with four new robots launched at CES 2026. The Scuba V3 line features vision-based cleaning, while the EcoSurfer Senti skimmer can even monitor and adjust your pool’s chemistry. It’s a big leap for a usually sleepy product category.
Nvidia has become a colossal force, making up 7.7% of the S&P 500 ETF. MarketWatch suggests looking past the chip giant to the companies that supply the essential tools for manufacturing. It’s a classic play on the picks-and-shovels of the AI gold rush.
The language learning app Duolingo appears to have run afoul of Apple’s strict design guidelines. According to reports, the app was using the iPhone’s Live Activity feature to push ads for its “Super” subscription directly to the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, a clear violation of Apple’s rules tha
A new report from Anthropic highlights a double-edged sword of workplace AI. Employees are using tools like Claude for tasks they’d normally ask colleagues about, boosting productivity but potentially eroding mentorship and collaboration. Surveys suggest many now feel they have a better relationship
Boston Consulting Group is operating like a tech company, building AI tools from the ground up. Its strategy relies on consultants in the field to innovate, with a central R&D lab curating their creations.
A new study reveals the MCL1 protein is a dual-threat in cancer, driving both cell survival and metabolic control. The research also uncovered why MCL1 inhibitors cause heart damage and proposes a dietary solution.
A high school sophomore from Florida has developed a low-cost, AI-powered satellite to detect floods faster than current systems. Her $310 prototype won a major MIT challenge and landed her internships at Accenture and MIT’s CSAIL lab.
Nvidia is reportedly spending a staggering $20 billion on a licensing deal with AI chip startup Groq. This comes as the AI giant faces a massive cash surplus but limited options for spending it due to regulatory and market pressures.
AI has taken over recruitment, but it’s creating a strange paradox. Companies use it to screen, candidates use it to apply, and now everyone sounds the same. The result? A 51% surge in applications and a system where genuine expression is the only thing that stands out.
2025 was a brutal year for digital security and reliability. From a $155K Solana hack to poisoned AI memories and a 15-hour AWS collapse, the foundational tech we rely on showed its fragility. Here’s what went wrong.
