Former Plaid and Google executives are building personalized AI assistants designed to move beyond chatbots into proactive, autonomous collaborators.

PlayStation still prints cash, but Sony's own games are selling far less than they did at their pandemic peak, forcing a rethink of exclusives, PC timing, and live-service bets.

A University of Washington team traced a bean plant’s caterpillar alarm system to a single immune receptor, clarifying how damaged leaves turn into predator bait.

While competitors scramble to raise eye-popping sums through public markets, OpenAI's leader is recalibrating his vision amid monetization struggles.

The creator of The English leverages star power and 1970s nostalgia to anchor the BBC's latest high-stakes prestige play.

Sony Santa Monica's decision to replace Kratos with Faye has ignited a fierce debate over brand identity and gameplay evolution.

The startup's successful activation of massive laser technology marks a critical milestone in the high-stakes race for commercialized nuclear fusion.

Home sellers are accepting equity in the AI startup instead of cash, betting on a future worth more than today's dollars.

Cheap, local data from homes and factories is giving China a scaling advantage in humanoid robots while the U.S. leans on research and outsourcing.

Software engineers are watching their jobs change irrevocably as AI coding tools go from toy to teammate in months.

Sony's State of Play quietly revealed every major game is dodging September 2025, confirming GTA 6's gravitational pull on the industry's launch strategy.

A new worm can autonomously spread through networks, raising alarms for cybersecurity teams and executives.