When There’s No Steering Wheel, Who Is Responsible For The AI Agent?

AI agents can act beyond their intended scope. Here’s how enterprises can govern agent access, monitor behavior and define responsibility when things go wrong.

Almost all of Amazon’s new Echo gear is available now
Almost all of Amazon’s new Echo gear is available now

Amazon used to blast out dozens of products onstage at annual hardware events. If this October is any indication, the company has wisely changed its strategy to put more focus on each new product with its own launch. The latest round of launches focuses on Echo products, including speakers, smart displays, as well as a […]

‘Gundam Battle Operation 3’ Has Been Announced For PlayStation 5 And Steam

The latest installment of ‘Gundam Battle Operation’ has been announced for PlayStation 5 and Steam, and it looks rather good indeed.

New app brings ChatGPT and other AI models to old Nokia phones

Decades old dumb phones including the Nokia 6300 now have support for modern AI chatbots.

Everything announced at Amazon’s October 2026 hardware launch
Everything announced at Amazon’s October 2026 hardware launch

Amazon had plenty of new gadgets to share at its Echo hardware event this year, along with updates to the AI-powered Alexa Plus after it became available to everyone in the US in February. But the big news this year is screens: devices with big, beautiful ones, and those that lack them entirely. There’s the […]

Amazon Echo Smart Speakers Now Have Cameras, Wi-Fi Extenders and Home Hubs Built in

The preeminent smart speaker just got a little smarter – and more expensive.

Amazon warns its engineers against tokenmaxxing in new AI guidelines
Amazon warns its engineers against tokenmaxxing in new AI guidelines

Amazon says token usage, AI tool adoption and counts of code changes are “deeply flawed” ways to measure its engineers’ work with AI. The company published the warning on Tuesday in a memo against tokenmaxxing. It came with an updated role guideline fo…

A tiny smartphone gadget can detect some of the nastiest chemicals in your water

Researchers in Japan have developed a compact smartphone-connected sensor that detects extremely low concentrations of toxic forever chemicals in water, potentially making contamination testing faster, cheaper, and more accessible.

What Cheaper AI Means For Business Leaders

Cheap tokens are being sold on top of expensive compute, which suggests pricing will keep shifting under us.