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Dreame's Aurora Lux is grabbing attention with its lavish design and ambitious concepts, offering something even flashier than the elusive Trump phone. While Dreame's phones exist more as showpieces with little indication of a real launch, their bold approach and extravagant reveal event easily overshadow Trump Mobile's efforts.

ABC and Disney have challenged the Trump administration and the FCC, arguing that recent regulatory actions threaten free speech and may discourage open political discussion on broadcast TV.

A federal judge ruled that the Department of Government Efficiency's use of ChatGPT to cancel grants was unconstitutional. The AI-backed process targeted programs related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), leading to over 1,400 grant cancellations. The court has now ordered the restoration of these grants, criticizing the government's reliance on AI for decision-making.

Explore the latest news and controversy around AI data centers, including political battles, community opposition, regulatory moves, energy demands, and industry promises. Data centers are becoming central to not just artificial intelligence but also local and global debates over power, policy, and the environment.

Yarbo is taking action to address critical security flaws in its robot lawn mowers after vulnerabilities were exposed, pledging a series of updates, more transparent management, and greater user control over remote access features.

Amazon has introduced a vertical video feed called "Clips" to Prime Video, letting users scroll through short snippets from shows and movies to help them discover new content. The feature is starting with select US users on iOS, Android, and Fire tablets, with a broader release planned for the summer.

Asus has introduced the ROG Strix XG129C, a 12.3-inch secondary touchscreen monitor designed for gamers and streamers looking for extra display space. Its compact size makes it a direct competitor to Elgato and Corsair's offerings, with useful features like wide color coverage and a bundled performance monitoring tool.

A side-by-side demo at Display Week 2026 revealed that quantum dot TVs offer better color accuracy and contrast than this year’s RGB LED models, primarily due to reduced color crosstalk. Though RGB LED technology is making waves, quantum dot TVs like TCL’s X11L show fewer visual artifacts in real-world content, especially when displaying skin tones and mixed colors.

Discover how the fitness app Zombies, Run! breathes new life into exercise routines, along with highlights from this week's most exciting tech finds, apps, gadgets, and community recommendations.

MIT's Gabriele Farina explores how game theory and machine learning can improve strategic decision-making in AI. His work focuses on creating efficient algorithms for complex situations involving multiple agents and imperfect information, leading to significant breakthroughs such as developing AI that excels in games involving strategy and bluffing.

A new MIT-led study reveals that U.S. companies frequently use automation to replace higher-earning workers, intensifying income inequality without boosting productivity as much as expected.

California reggae group Stick Figure recently saw their song "Angels Above Me" unexpectedly climb the charts, only to discover its popularity stemmed from viral, unauthorized AI-generated remixes. The situation highlights a growing issue in the music industry, where artists struggle to control and profit from AI-powered knockoff tracks flooding streaming platforms.