Search
145 results for “ai”
Sections
The Jumping Gene That Escaped Into a Virus — and May Still Be Moving in Us
BC200 is a human brain gene that never stopped jumping. A study in Science shows it leapt into a poxvirus ~100,000 years ago — the first such escape ever documented in the wild.
Quantum Computing's 'Dark Horse' Just Proved It Can Go Universal
Using 54 qubits on Quantinuum's H2 processor, researchers braided and fused non-Abelian anyons to demonstrate a complete universal gate set — the first hardware proof this topological route can do any quantum computation.
An AI Just Found a New Enzyme System in Virus DNA — and Nobody Knows What It Does
Roughly 950 AI agents spent 21 hours scanning public DNA databases and surfaced ART, a CRISPR-like system in bacterial viruses. Human scientists confirmed it in the lab — but what it actually does remains a mystery.
Motorola Signature 27 Review: Motorola's Boldest Bid Yet for the US Ultra-Premium Crown
Unveiled at the Snapdragon Summit on September 22, the Signature 27 pairs Qualcomm's fastest chip with a 200MP periscope zoom and Bang & Olufsen audio — and this time it's coming to the United States.
Xiaomi 18 Pro Max Review: Qualcomm's 2nm Extreme Chip, a Second Screen, and an 8,500mAh Battery
The first phone with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 pairs a record-breaking battery with a rear display and twin 200MP Leica cameras — and it's going global later this year.
The New Gold Rush: AI's Insatiable Hunger Makes Data Centres 2026's Hottest Property Bet
US data centre construction starts hit $84.1 billion through July — nearly triple last year — while the global pipeline tops $2.3 trillion and power becomes the new location.
Britain's Housing Market Finds Its Autumn Bounce — But Sellers Face a Crowded Field
Rightmove says asking prices rose 0.7% in September, the first rise since May — but a 12-year high in homes for sale means sellers must price with realism.
Australia's Central Bank Lifts Rates to a 15-Year High — Borrowers Brace for More Pain
The RBA's fourth hike of 2026 takes the cash rate to 4.60%, adding hundreds of dollars a month to average repayments — and new research says a single hike can suppress homeownership for a decade.
Two-Thirds of UK Workers Use AI — but Half Say It Saves Them No Time, Deloitte Finds
Deloitte's 25,000-worker survey reveals a workforce paying £1 billion of its own money for AI tools, using many in secret, and still waiting for real productivity gains.
Fireflies Talk Brings Free Voice Dictation to the Workday — No Typing Required
The AI meeting notetaker's new Talk feature turns speech into clean, formatted text in any app — bundled into existing plans as voice becomes the next productivity battleground.
Apple Refreshes Pages, Keynote, Numbers, Pixelmator Pro and Freeform With AI and Collaboration Upgrades
Siri can now answer questions about your documents, sharing gets a long-overdue fix, and Creator Studio subscribers get AI-generated slides — Apple's latest productivity push explained.
OpenAI Turns ChatGPT Into an Office Suite With Space, Pages and Collaborative Slides
At DevDay in San Francisco, OpenAI unveiled a shared workspace, a collaborative document format and AI agent coworkers — its most direct challenge yet to Microsoft Office and Google Workspace.