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    Spotify is letting creators build Patreon-style memberships inside the app

    Spotify is letting creators build Patreon-style memberships inside the app

    May 22, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Spotify is rolling out a Memberships feature that lets podcast creators charge fans directly for exclusive content, similar to Patreon. The tool is aimed at building recurring revenue and will launch soon for select creators.
    Soundcore has a 3D scanner for Nebula X1 projectors that transforms your home into art

    Soundcore has a 3D scanner for Nebula X1 projectors that transforms your home into art

    May 22, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Soundcore has introduced Nebula SpaceFlow, a 3D scanner accessory for its high-end Nebula X1 and X1 Pro projectors. The device scans a room and uses generative AI to create perspective-correct animated projections. Priced at $799 MSRP, it launches with an introductory offer of $399.
    Google just replaced another major piece of Fitbit's identity

    Google just replaced another major piece of Fitbit's identity

    May 22, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Google has officially replaced the Fitbit Community page with the new Google Health Community, consolidating its health ecosystem. The transition makes years of older discussions no longer easily accessible, despite earlier promises of a read-only archive. This move impacts longtime Fitbit users who relied on community troubleshooting and support.
    AI & Big Data Expo North America 2026

    AI & Big Data Expo North America 2026

    May 21, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    The AI & Big Data Expo North America 2026 has been officially announced, promising to bring together industry leaders, technologists, and innovators for a two-day deep dive into the latest trends in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data analytics. With a focus on practical applications and transformative strategies, the expo will feature keynotes from top executives, hands-on workshops, and extensive networking opportunities. Attendees can expect to explore emerging technologies such as generative AI, edge computing, and data governance frameworks that are reshaping industries globally.
    Alibaba is designing AI chips around agents, and that changes what the race is actually about

    Alibaba is designing AI chips around agents, and that changes what the race is actually about

    May 21, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Alibaba is steering the AI chip race in a new direction by designing processors specifically for AI agents rather than traditional acceleration. This move emphasizes task-oriented efficiency over raw compute power, potentially reshaping competition with Western giants like NVIDIA and Google.
    Enterprise AI roadblocks and roadmaps, security and physical AI: Day two at TechEx

    Enterprise AI roadblocks and roadmaps, security and physical AI: Day two at TechEx

    May 21, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Day two of TechEx delved into the persistent roadblocks hindering enterprise AI adoption, from data silos to talent shortages, while also charting strategic roadmaps for success. Security emerged as a central theme, with experts warning about AI-specific threats and the need for robust governance. The conference also showcased the transformative potential of physical AI, including robotics and autonomous systems, and their impact on industries. Attendees gained actionable insights from keynote speeches, panel discussions, and real-world case studies.
    Privacy Policy

    Privacy Policy

    May 21, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    The company has updated its privacy policy to better explain the use of cookies and similar technologies for storing and accessing device information. The policy outlines how data such as browsing behavior is processed for personalized advertising and improved user experience. It also details the legal bases for processing, including consent, legitimate interest, and necessity for service delivery. Users are informed that not consenting may affect certain website features.
    Watch Sony’s AI Robot Compete With—and Beat—Elite Table Tennis Players

    Watch Sony’s AI Robot Compete With—and Beat—Elite Table Tennis Players

    May 20, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Sony AI’s robotic system Ace has demonstrated the ability to compete with and defeat elite human table tennis players, winning three out of five matches against experienced non-professionals and even taking games from professionals. The research, published in Nature, details how Ace combines advanced AI, fast sensors, and precise control to return high-speed, high-spin shots. While not yet dominating the professional scene, Ace represents a major step in physical AI and real-time human-robot interaction.
    Remember Digg? It’s Back, in AI News Outlet Form

    Remember Digg? It’s Back, in AI News Outlet Form

    May 20, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Digg has returned again, this time as an AI news aggregation platform. The new destination, di.gg/ai, curates links to papers, launches, and discussions. Founder Kevin Rose promises more verticals to come. The article explores Digg's history, from the 'Digg Effect' to its influence on modern content curation.
    Meta Could Spend $145 Billion This Year Due to AI

    Meta Could Spend $145 Billion This Year Due to AI

    May 20, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    Meta warned that 2026 capital expenditures could top $145 billion, a massive increase from last year due to AI infrastructure and soaring memory chip prices. CEO Mark Zuckerberg promises two AI agent releases to show returns, even as the company lags behind rivals like Google. The spending comes amid layoffs and a struggling Metaverse division, but early AI models offer hope.
    The Government’s Page About Its AI Vetting Deals with Google, xAI, and Microsoft Is Missing from Its Website

    The Government’s Page About Its AI Vetting Deals with Google, xAI, and Microsoft Is Missing from Its Website

    May 20, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    The government's page detailing AI vetting agreements with Google DeepMind, Microsoft, and xAI has been removed from the Commerce Department's CAISI website. The announcement, made just a week ago, allowed pre-deployment evaluations of frontier AI models. Its sudden disappearance raises concerns about information-sharing and government accountability.
    Privacy & Security

    Privacy & Security

    May 20, 2026  Twila Rosenbaum
    The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) committed a major security blunder by leaving digital keys and passwords exposed in a public GitHub repository. The plain-text credentials, discovered by researchers, could have allowed unauthorized access to sensitive systems. This incident highlights the ongoing risks of human error in even the most security-conscious organizations.
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