Navigating e-discovery just got a lot harder. A new legal analysis details how privacy laws like the GDPR and California’s CPRA are directly clashing with traditional discovery duties, creating a minefield of compliance risks for attorneys handling cross-border data.
Oracle’s newly launched AI-enhanced support portal is causing widespread frustration. Customers and support staff report broken searches, missing documents, and a chaotic user experience that’s hampering basic tasks.
Instacart is shutting down its controversial AI price-testing tool, Eversight. This comes after a report found price differences up to 25% for the same items and as the FTC launches a probe.
A new partnership aims to standardize video AI across industrial and smart city applications. The platform uses Intel hardware and OpenVINO to process camera feeds from the edge to the data center.
December is ending with major tech security and hardware headaches. Billions of Android users are at risk from targeted spyware, while Apple struggles to perfect a crease-free foldable iPhone screen. Meanwhile, AI voice tech is being weaponized by extremist groups.
OpenAI reported 80 times more child exploitation incidents in the first half of 2025 than the same period in 2024. The company cites user growth and new features, but the spike raises serious questions about scale and safety.
A Fortune report highlights a growing tension as students used to academic accommodations enter the workforce. While some tech giants are leading the way with inclusive hiring, the definition of a “reasonable” workplace accommodation is being tested.
Samsung has pushed out its second One UI 8.5 beta update for the Galaxy S25 lineup. The 1.1GB update brings bug fixes and performance improvements. The stable version isn’t expected until early 2026.
A major indie game award for 2025 has been reassigned after the original winner was disqualified for using AI-generated assets. The runner-up, Blue Prince, confirmed it used no AI, securing the title and spotlighting a strict new industry line.
Sandfall Interactive’s acclaimed RPG lost its Indie Game Awards after the organizers discovered generative AI was used to create placeholder textures. The awards have a strict no-AI policy, leading to the titles going to the runners-up. The incident highlights the ongoing tension in the industry ove
