Subnautica 2 playable build leaks online days before early access launch


Subnautica 2, one of our most anticipated PC games of 2026, arrives in early access on Thursday, May 14. But a clip of PC gameplay and screenshots appeared on Reddit yesterday. As reported by IGN, fans say an unknown person somehow got ahold of a copy and streamed the game last night.

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Google "Gemini Intelligence" shows off agentic Android 17 features that Apple has yet to deliver with Siri


The latest Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy phones will begin receiving new automation features from Gemini this summer. The updates will come to other devices, such as smartwatches, vehicles, glasses, and laptops, later this year.

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Sony's Reon Pocket Pro Plus brings the personal cooling line to the US


Sony started development of the Reon back in 2017. A crowdfunding campaign ran in 2019 for the Reon Pocket ahead of its launch in Japan, and it eventually expanded to the West.

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UCF graduates boo commencement speaker after she praises AI as the next industrial revolution


The crowd did not take the comments quietly. What began as scattered murmurs quickly built into loud, sustained boos. Caulfield paused, visibly reacting to the response. "Oh, what happened?" she said, turning with her hands out. "Okay, I struck a chord. May I finish?" At least one person in the...

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OpenAI sued after ChatGPT allegedly gave drug advice that led to teen's fatal overdose


Leila Turner-Scott and her husband, Angus Scott, say their son Sam started using ChatGPT during his senior year of high school in 2023 for help with homework and troubleshooting computer issues.

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Google's Googlebook is the Android laptop OS we've been waiting for


Google devoted much of its Android Show event to Googlebook, a new operating system and product line designed to replace Chromebooks, with an emphasis on both local and cloud processing.

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Amazon employees are gaming AI usage leaderboards to impress managers


Three Amazon employees told The Financial Times that the company's internal AI usage metrics are likely inflated. According to the sources, employees are using MeshClaw, Amazon's internal AI platform, to perform non-essential tasks in an effort to make a stronger impression on managers.

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eBay rejects GameStop's $56B unsolicited offer as "neither credible nor attractive"


In the letter, which was also shared online, the executive said the board and its independent advisors thoroughly reviewed GameStop's proposal before making a decision.

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Arm CEO predicts CPUs will scale to extreme core counts in AI-driven future


During a recent earnings call for the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2026, Arm executives shared some interesting insights into the company's outlook on the future of computing devices. According to CEO Rene Haas, CPUs will eventually surpass GPUs in terms of total compute cores. And yes, you guessed it:...

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Meta is using its own employees' activity to train AI, and laying off 8,000 of them at the same time


Meta said the data will help its AI systems learn how people complete everyday tasks on a computer.

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