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Image: BritCats Studio/Adobe Big Tech’s AI agenda is no longer confined to glowing rectangles. It now bleeds into humanoid frames, shirt‑pocket discs, and assistants that rummage through your apps to get work done. Apple stunned watchers by outsourcing Siri’s long‑overdue evolution into a Gemini‑powered chatbot, even as Cupertino prototypes an AirTag‑sized “AI pin” that could turn every lapel into an input device. Elon Musk counterprogrammed with fresh Optimus timelines, while Norwegian startup 1X let its Neo robot binge YouTube tutorials so you don’t have to. And the models powering it all keep evolving: OpenAI’s rumored GPT‑5.3 “Garlic” release teases smarter…
More ads are coming to App Store search results starting in March, Apple shared on an advertising help page. The company first said that it would increase the number of App Store ads last month, and this new rollout of search ads will begin on Tuesday, March 3, according to a developer email viewed by MacRumors.”Search is the way most people find and download apps on the App Store, with nearly 65 percent of downloads happening directly after a search,” Apple says. “To help give advertisers more opportunities to drive downloads from search results, Apple Ads will introduce additional ads…
Adrienne MurrayCopenhagenReutersFrederiksen (left) said there was now a “diplomatic, political track” to pursue after a difficult weekDanish PM Mette Frederiksen is visiting Greenland’s capital Nuuk for talks with the territory’s leader, Jens-Frederik Nielsen, after a rollercoaster week that saw US President Donald Trump roll back his threats to forcibly take over the Arctic island and agree to further negotiations.Tensions had risen precariously over the past couple of weeks, until a stunning turnaround on Wednesday, when Trump suddenly ruled out military action, and withdrew his threats to slap tariffs on several European allies.Trump posted on social media that a “framework of…
The prime minister’s condemnation of Donald Trump’s remarks about the war in Afghanistan are his strongest public criticisms of the president yet.They come in a week where circumstances have led Sir Keir Starmer to conclude three times that it was necessary to publicly rebuke a man he has ploughed so much effort into building a strong relationship with.I am told Sir Keir, on returning to Downing Street on Friday afternoon, saw it as essential to make his views clear in the most direct terms.His tone and body language conveyed his anger, as did his words, in which he said what…
Fabrizio Romano has revealed a “very clear” update on Cole Palmer’s future at Chelsea, who could be “happy to proceed” with another transfer. During his time at Chelsea, Palmer has cemented himself as one of the best footballers in the Premier League as he has surpassed all expectations following his £42.5m move from Manchester City. A downside to Palmer‘s superb performances is that he has been regularly linked with a potential exit from Chelsea, and an outlandish report this week claimed he could submit a transfer request to force an exit and potential move to Manchester United. However, this has…
Vimeo just got hit by a brutal round of layoffs, according to a . Staffers are on that the layoffs have impacted , including the entire video team. Vimeo is a video-hosting platform, so that sounds bad.“Yesterday, following Vimeo’s recent acquisition by a private equity firm, I learned that I, along with a large portion of the company, was impacted by layoffs,” wrote the company’s former vice president of Global Brand & Creative, Dave Brown. He is referring to a firm called Bending Spoons that bought Vimeo for $1.38 billion .We don’t know why parent company Bending Spoons conducted such…
Watch: Starmer calls Trump’s remarks about Nato troops in Afghanistan “insulting and frankly appalling”Sir Keir Starmer has described President Donald Trump’s remarks about British troops in Afghanistan as “insulting and frankly appalling”.On Thursday, Trump said that US allies stayed “a little off the front lines” in the conflict and claimed he was not sure Nato “would be there” if the US needed it.Starmer said if he himself had “mispoken in that way”, he would “certainly apologise”. Trump’s words sparked international outrage as the UK and other nations joined the US in Afghanistan after Nato’s collective security clause was invoked following…
Former deputy prime minister Angela Rayner does not want Andy Burnham to be blocked from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election, the BBC understands.As first reported in The Times, Rayner is expected to publicly make her announcement at Labour’s north west regional conference on Saturday. If Burnham did contest and win the by-election in Greater Manchester, it would enable him to mount a leadership challenge against Sir Keir Starmer. The BBC has been told that some of Sir Keir’s supporters on Labour’s ruling National Executive Committee (NEC) will seek to block him from standing. The Greater Manchester mayor has…
We could (quite fairly) be accused of erring on the side of negativity here at Football365. We revel in the rubbish and are often guilty of failing to bask in the brilliance we see on a regular basis in the Premier League. We’ve selected the most overrated players, the very worst player at each club and enjoy calling out big-money signings for an entirely reasonable struggle to adapt to the rigours of the Premier League. But sometimes it’s nice to be nice, and so here are the revelations of the season, the players who have surprised us with their excellence…
Meta will no longer allow teens to chat with its AI chatbot characters in their present form. The company announced Friday that it will be “temporarily pausing teens’ access to existing AI characters globally.”The pause comes months after Meta added chatbot-focused parental controls following reports that some of Meta’s character chatbots had engaged in sexual conversations and other alarming interactions with teens. Reuters reported on an internal Meta policy document that said the chatbots were permitted to have “sensual” conversations with underage users, language Meta later said was “erroneous and inconsistent with our policies.” The company announced in August that…