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The data sovereignty and governance bill comes due when AI moves from pilot to production.

Apple alleges job-switchers accessed Apple systems, downloaded unreleased product files, and pushed candidates for more.

Why secure, containerized desktop sessions are finally getting the same GitOps and scaling model as apps.

A 68% June surge, before second-quarter earnings, signals momentum and risk for everyone funding AI and smartphone supply chains.

The first Superintelligence Labs image generator launched July 8, then vanished after controversy over Instagram image referencing.

The Guardian’s senior China correspondent breaks down how Chinese AI adoption moved from apps to factories and surveillance.

A ThinkBook 14 G9 IPL review found a YMTC SSD; Lenovo says it was not sold into the US.

The Oscar-winning director argues his location-heavy action style will survive AI, while dismissing rightwing backlash as irrelevant.

An industry exec explains why Pokémon Go’s 10-year staying power is social first, tech second.

The speedrunning marathon returns with another nine-figure-ish headline for charity, giving leaders a model for attention that converts.

At Real Cool Festival, the singer turns skepticism into a public moment about whether AI accessories make reality harder to trust.

Even though the car program stalled, Apple’s on-device AI needs helped shape the Neural Engine behind Face ID and Animoji.