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9 signs Google’s Gemini just ended ChatGPT’s dominance

From Android to Workspace to custom chips, Google is quietly positioning Gemini to outperform ChatGPT. Here’s how its long-term AI strategy is set to dominate in 2026.

Tom’s Guide

Is the AI boom a bubble waiting to pop? Here’s what history says

“At some point the infrastructure build may exceed what the economy will need over a short period of time.”

Fortune

OpenAI may buy Pinterest — and it could change how we search, shop and scroll

OpenAI may be preparing to acquire Pinterest in its biggest deal yet. Here’s what that could mean for AI-powered shopping, visual search and ChatGPT’s future.

Tom’s Guide

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"Microslop" trends on social media — backlash to Microsoft's on-going AI obsession continues

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella penned an AI-heavy blog post to close out 2025, leading to widespread mockery and a brand new moniker for the big M. The Streisand effect continues to be real.

Windows Central

Be warned: big tech elitism beyond dot-com bubble peak

Hype around artificial intelligence fuelled most of 2025's market rally but circular investment deals and speculative returns could pose future risks.

AAP

Sam Altman wants to pay some lucky person $555,000 a year to look after OpenAI's AI - but obviously, all is not quite as it seems

OpenAI is hiring a new head to look after model abuse and safety for $555k plus equity, but it'll be high-stress.

TechRadar

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella really wants you to stop calling AI "slop" in 2026 — "We are beginning to distinguish between spectacle and substance."

In closing comments of 2025, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shared an update on the state of things going into 2026 — and it's all about ... AI. Sigh.

Windows Central

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OpenAI Working on Three Hardware Devices — First Is a Smart Pen

OpenAI is working on three hardware devices, with reports claiming the first product will be a pen as the company expands beyond software.

International Business Times UK

TechRadar's Year in Review 2025 – the biggest trends in AI, phones, computing, TVs, gaming and more

It's been quite the year for tech! Here's our round up of the biggest trends in phones, computing, TVs, gaming, cameras, streaming and more in 2025.

TechRadar

Lawyer representing Elon Musk in OpenAI legal battle with Sam Altman is also a working clown

The lawyer also has his own successful ‘Clown Cardio’ business

The Independent UK

AI in 2026: 'Show me the money"

OpenAI, AT&T, Box, Square and other leaders predict trends.

Axios

5 predictions for AI in 2026 – what’s next for ChatGPT, Gemini, and you

AI is about to become more embedded in daily life than ever, reshaping how we search, create, communicate, and define what's real.

TechRadar

The wildest AI art moments of the year

2025 was the year AI stopped playing nice.

Creative Bloq

From 'AI slop' to world models, bubbles and small models: What to expect from AI in 2026

Which AI trends are coming in 2026? Euronews Next looks at the rise of world models and small language models as alternatives to traditional chatbots, with mounting concerns over AI safety, regulation, and the sustainability of the current AI boom.

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OpenAI's mysterious ChatGPT gadget could take the form of an AI-powered pen

Progress is apparently being made on the OpenAI device, and there might be more than one of them.

Tom’s Guide

The 10 most impactful outages of 2025

Tom’s Guide tracked multiple outages in 2025 and these are the ones that had the biggest impact as services suffered interruptions this year.

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ChatGPT Faces The Wrath Of Experts After Teenager Loses Life Due To The Bot’s “Encouragement”

“In a system where mental health care is expensive and bureaucratic, AI appears to be the only agent available 24/7.”

The Guardian - US

Five tech trends we’ll be watching in 2026

From datacenters to AI, we’ll be keeping our eye on the technology that will be shaping your life in the coming year

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LiveScience

'Artificial intelligence' myths have existed for centuries – from the ancient Greeks to a pope’s chatbot

'Artificial intelligence' myths have existed for centuries — from the ancient Greeks to a pope's chatbot

The Guardian - UK

The office block where AI ‘doomers’ gather to predict the apocalypse

Safety researchers feel excessive financial rewards and an irresponsible work culture have led some to ignore a catastrophic risk to human life

Fortune

ChatGPT gets ‘anxiety’ from violent and disturbing user inputs, so researchers are teaching the chatbot mindfulness techniques to ‘soothe’ it

A study on how to “calm down” chatbots could advance how AI is applied in mental health interventions, according to the authors.

Tom’s Hardware

Chinese firms Bytedance and Tencent reportedly offer massive 150% pay increases and 35% bonuses to entice AI talent — salaries and increases also expected to balloon in 2026

Tech companies are spending more on AI-focused employees even as the rest of the industry is laying off hundreds of thousands.

Fortune

OpenAI is hiring a 'head of preparedness' with a $550,000 salary to mitigate AI dangers that CEO Sam Altman warns will be 'stressful'

The tech company’s search for a new safety executive comes amid growing concern over the risk of AI.

The Independent UK

ChatGPT maker hiring ‘head of preparedness’ to deal with dangerous AI

‘This will be a stressful job’, warns OpenAI chief Sam Altman

Android Central

What I want to see from AI in 2026, from Samsung glasses to OpenAI hardware

AI is destined to undergo numerous changes in 2026 in response to brand deals, lawsuits, and new hardware launches — here's what I'm expecting.

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