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startups: Cinemas, schools and ICE are all banning Meta smart
Tech
Aug 20, 2026The Next Web

startups: Cinemas, schools and ICE are all banning Meta smart

Meta smart glasses are facing widespread bans from UK cinemas, US schools, and federal agencies like ICE. The core issue is the inability to easily detect when the camera-enabled eyewear is recording, raising privacy, piracy, and harassment concerns, despite the glasses offering crucial accessibility benefits.

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Cognition CEO Denies SpaceX Acquisition Attempt Report
Tech
Aug 20, 2026TechCrunch AI

Cognition CEO Denies SpaceX Acquisition Attempt Report

Cognition CEO Scott Wu has denied a Bloomberg report that SpaceX attempted to acquire the AI coding startup, stating Cognition is "not for sale" and no talks occurred. This comes as SpaceX aggressively expands its AI ventures, recently acquiring Cursor and pushing to catch up with industry leaders like OpenAI and Anthropic. While an acquisition is off the table, the companies may still be discussing a potential partnership for computing capacity.

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VentureBeat Taps Rob Strechay as First Lead Analyst for Enterprise AI
Tech
Aug 20, 2026VentureBeat

VentureBeat Taps Rob Strechay as First Lead Analyst for Enterprise AI

VentureBeat has appointed Rob Strechay as its first Lead Analyst, spearheading a significant expansion into specialized enterprise AI research. This strategic move aims to provide technical decision-makers with objective, data-driven insights into the complex challenges of evaluating and deploying AI solutions. Strechay, with nearly three decades of experience, will cover critical areas like cloud infrastructure, advanced data, DevOps, and AI security, while also hosting a revitalized "VB In Conversation" series.

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Hisense U8QG Review: A Smart Buy for Premium Features
Review
Aug 19, 2026ZDNet

Hisense U8QG Review: A Smart Buy for Premium Features

The television market is saturated with acronyms and proprietary technologies, often making it difficult for consumers to discern true innovation from marketing jargon. Hisense attempts to cut through this complexity

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England vs. Pakistan 1st Test Streaming: Your Global Guide
Review
Aug 19, 2026CNET

England vs. Pakistan 1st Test Streaming: Your Global Guide

As England and Pakistan gear up for the first Test of their three-match series, cricket fans worldwide are scrambling to find the best way to catch the action. This isn't just another match; it marks Joe Root's return

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Games
Aug 19, 2026GameSpot

GTA 6 Leak Bombshell: Early Footage, Map, & Leaker's Bold Demands

Massive GTA 6 footage and map leaks have surfaced online, seemingly confirmed by Rockstar's rapid DMCA takedowns. The leaker, Cyberleek, also issued bold "commandments" to publishers regarding digital preorders, single-player DLC, and content preservation. Fans got an early, unpolished glimpse of gameplay with co-lead Jason, ahead of an official Netflix showcase on August 27th for the November 19th release on PS5/Xbox Series X|S.

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Enterprises Cut AI Costs: Snowflake's Gateway Auto-Routes Queries
Tech
Aug 18, 2026VentureBeat

Enterprises Cut AI Costs: Snowflake's Gateway Auto-Routes Queries

Snowflake's Cortex AI Gateway now features dynamic model routing, automatically selecting the most cost-effective AI model for each query. This innovation aims to reduce enterprise AI token costs by up to 3x by preventing simple tasks from being processed by expensive, high-capacity models. The system integrates deeply with Snowflake's existing data governance and access controls.

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Mastering Subqueries in SQL: A Developer's Guide
Programming
Aug 18, 2026freeCodeCamp

Mastering Subqueries in SQL: A Developer's Guide

As software developers working with relational databases, we frequently encounter scenarios where a single SELECT statement isn't enough to retrieve the precise data we need. This is where SQL subqueries come into play

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ABC’s livestreamed news show is powered by trending topics: ABC News
Tech
Aug 18, 2026The Verge

ABC’s livestreamed news show is powered by trending topics: ABC News

ABC News has officially launched _Searched_, a new livestreamed program on its ABC News Live channel, available on Disney Plus and Hulu. The show, which began airing in April, focuses on stories trending across social media and web searches, responding to declining broadcast TV viewership and increased social media news consumption. It is part of a larger expansion of ABC News's streaming offerings.

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Meta's Legal Crossroads: Engineering Implications of 'Astronomical
Programming
Aug 17, 2026Hacker News

Meta's Legal Crossroads: Engineering Implications of 'Astronomical

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is currently facing what legal experts are calling its "Big Tobacco" moment. A series of lawsuits, culminating in a significant federal trial co-led by California's

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xpander Targets Enterprise AI Agent Sprawl with New Control Plane
Tech
Aug 18, 2026VentureBeat

xpander Targets Enterprise AI Agent Sprawl with New Control Plane

xpander.ai, founded by former AWS principal engineers, has launched its enterprise AI agent platform and secured $7.5M in seed funding. The platform offers a vendor-neutral control plane, featuring a 'Universal Harness,' to help companies manage, govern, and orchestrate the growing sprawl of AI agents, addressing challenges like isolated workflows and vendor lock-in.

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industry: How Heidi built production-ready AI for healthcare at
Tech
Aug 17, 2026VentureBeat

industry: How Heidi built production-ready AI for healthcare at

Australian AI Care Partner Heidi has successfully deployed its production-ready AI, Heidi Scribe, globally, automating administrative work for clinicians across over 190 countries. This achievement stems from strategic infrastructure decisions, including leveraging MongoDB Atlas for data flexibility and regional isolation to ensure compliance with diverse healthcare regulations like HIPAA and GDPR. The platform now supports millions of patient interactions weekly, demonstrating how robust data architecture is crucial for reliable AI in highly regulated sectors.

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Trump-Backed Crypto Firm Resells Restricted Chinese AI, Sparking
Tech
Aug 17, 2026The Next Web

Trump-Backed Crypto Firm Resells Restricted Chinese AI, Sparking

A crypto firm backed by Donald Trump's family is reportedly facilitating the sale of AI models from Chinese companies blacklisted by the US government. The Hong Kong platform, WorldClaw, accepts payments in the Trump family's stablecoin, USD1, creating a direct financial link. This arrangement raises significant questions about conflicts of interest, as it directly contradicts the administration's policy to restrict Chinese AI.

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AI Takes the Wheel? Saber's Rideshare Simulator Gets a Disclosure
Games
Aug 17, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

AI Takes the Wheel? Saber's Rideshare Simulator Gets a Disclosure

Saber Interactive has added an AI disclaimer to its Steam game *Rideshare Simulator* following controversy. It clarifies AI use in voice, localization, and optional content, while the core narrative remains human-written. This follows an apology from CEO Matt Karch to former writer Stella Sacco for his initial harsh comments after she alleged AI replaced her role.

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TCL Tab A1 Plus Nxtpaper: A $300 Back-to-School Powerhouse
Review
Aug 17, 2026ZDNet

TCL Tab A1 Plus Nxtpaper: A $300 Back-to-School Powerhouse

The TCL Tab A1 Plus Nxtpaper is a highly recommended $300 tablet, particularly for students and readers, thanks to its eye-friendly Nxtpaper display, solid performance, and included accessories. It delivers exceptional value and versatility.

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Programming
Aug 16, 2026Hacker News

When LLMs Are Literal Little Learners: A K-5 Knowledge Boundary

Modern Large Language Models (LLMs) are notorious black boxes. Trained on vast, unfiltered swaths of the internet, they exhibit incredible emergent capabilities, but understanding how and when these capabilities arise

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Dungeon Crawler Carl TV Series: A Make-or-Break Moment for LitRPG
Games
Aug 15, 2026IGN

Dungeon Crawler Carl TV Series: A Make-or-Break Moment for LitRPG

I've been hooked on Dungeon Crawler Carl for years, ever since it was one of the first LitRPG series recommended to me. I tore through the initial books, and now I drop everything for each new release. And when everyone

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Ukraine's Rocket Factory Strike: A Decisive Strategic Blow
Review
Aug 16, 2026Ars Technica

Ukraine's Rocket Factory Strike: A Decisive Strategic Blow

Ukraine's recent cruise missile strike on Russia's vital Progress Rocket Space Center demonstrates advanced long-range capabilities, hitting a critical military and civil space asset and potentially exacerbating Russia's rocket production shortages.

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Hybrid Battery Failure Guide: Engadget Delivers Essential Insights
Review
Aug 16, 2026Engadget

Hybrid Battery Failure Guide: Engadget Delivers Essential Insights

Verdict Engadget's comprehensive guide, "What happens when a hybrid battery dies and what to do about it," is an indispensable resource for any hybrid vehicle owner. It demystifies a common, yet often misunderstood,

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Ars Technica's 'So Much Solar': Insightful US Energy Trends Analysis
Review
Aug 15, 2026Ars Technica

Ars Technica's 'So Much Solar': Insightful US Energy Trends Analysis

Ars Technica's 'So much solar' article offers an excellent, data-driven analysis of US power plant additions in H1 2026, highlighting the dominance of utility-scale solar and batteries. Essential reading for energy enthusiasts.

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ChatGPT Mac Activity Memories: Context at a Cost
Review
Aug 15, 2026CNET

ChatGPT Mac Activity Memories: Context at a Cost

ChatGPT's new 'Computer History' on Mac logs activity (clicks, typing, app switches) for better AI context. It's opt-in with granular controls, but local files are unencrypted, raising privacy concerns despite OpenAI's stated policies against training or retention.

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GoPro Max 2 Bundle: 360-Degree Action Cam at a Record Low Price
Review
Aug 15, 2026CNET

GoPro Max 2 Bundle: 360-Degree Action Cam at a Record Low Price

Our detailed review of the GoPro Max 2 Bundle, CNET's favorite 360-degree action camera for beginners, now at a record-low price with essential accessories included.

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InduPro Secures $77M Series B, Launches First Human Cancer Trial
Tech
Aug 15, 2026GeekWire

InduPro Secures $77M Series B, Launches First Human Cancer Trial

Biotech startup InduPro has secured $77 million in Series B funding and commenced its first human clinical trial for lead cancer drug IDP-001. The company's novel proximity-guided platform aims to precisely target tumors by identifying specific protein combinations on cancer cell surfaces, sparing healthy tissue. This milestone, alongside a significant Eli Lilly partnership, marks a pivotal step for the Seattle and Cambridge-based firm.

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Games
Aug 14, 2026GameSpot

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Delivers Knockout Blow to Tag Fighter

Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls has redefined the tag fighter genre with its fresh look, new developer, and innovative fighting system. Drawing comparisons to the legendary Marvel Vs. Capcom series, it not only lives up to expectations but actively raises the bar, proving Marvel still dominates this arena. Launching on PC and PS5, the game achieved impressive sales figures in its first week, demonstrating its broad appeal despite early technical refinements addressed by a swift PC patch.

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Trump Admin Authorizes Private Firms for International Cyberattacks
Tech
Aug 14, 2026The Verge

Trump Admin Authorizes Private Firms for International Cyberattacks

The Trump administration has launched a new program allowing private firms to conduct international cyberattacks against foreign criminal networks under federal oversight. This marks a significant shift in U.S. cybersecurity strategy, aiming to leverage private sector capabilities. Experts, however, express concerns about the difficulty in identifying targets, the legal risks for operators, and the potential for collateral damage to innocent infrastructure.

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