UCSF and Samsung Partner on Remote Aging Brain Study

Digital Biomarkers and the Future of Longitudinal Brain Health Researchers at the UCSF Neuroscape research center and Samsung are launching the Technology for Aging Health – Digital Approaches (TAH-DA) study, a longitudinal effort to identify biometric predictors of cognitive decline. By pairing Samsung’s Galaxy Watch and Galaxy Tab A9 with Neuroscape’s proprietary software, the study … Read more

AI Notetakers: The New Rules of Virtual Meeting Etiquette

AI notetaking tools are increasingly common in virtual meetings, but they pose significant security risks, including the potential loss of attorney-client privilege and the unauthorized creation of biometric voiceprints. Experts warn that these tools convert sensitive corporate data into searchable text, which may be stored indefinitely, resold, or used to train future artificial intelligence models. … Read more

Meta Building First Major Canadian Data Center to Boost AI

Meta is constructing its first Canadian data center in Sturgeon County, Alberta, a 1-gigawatt facility representing a $9 billion investment. The project, which is expected to take two to three years to complete, serves as the company’s 33rd global data center and is designed to accelerate Meta’s artificial intelligence infrastructure capacity, according to a company … Read more

Telstra Outage Disrupts Australian Calls and Rail Services

Telstra is investigating a nationwide network outage that disrupted mobile calls, data services, and critical infrastructure across Australia. The Prime Minister stated there is no evidence of malicious activity, while the telco confirmed the failure originated from issues with time synchronisation mechanisms across its east coast nodes. Thousands of customers reported connectivity losses, impacting freight … Read more

EU Court Rules Against Apple in Landmark Big Tech Case

A European Union court has rejected Apple’s bid to challenge its designation as a “gatekeeper” under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), upholding the Commission’s regulatory authority. The court ruled that Apple’s argument regarding fundamental rights lacked a direct legal connection to the designation, while also dismissing the company’s attempt to treat its five separate App … Read more

China Issues Warning Over Anthropic’s Claude Code AI Risks

China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has identified a "security back-door" in the Claude Code artificial intelligence tool, according to an official statement released Wednesday. The vulnerability, which affects versions 2.1.91 through 2.1.196, reportedly allows the autonomous coding software to transmit sensitive user data, including identity and location information, to remote servers without explicit … Read more

AI-Generated Actress to Star in First Film-Could She Be the Next Scarlett Johansson?

What Makes Tilly Norwood a Game-Changer in Hollywood? The virtual actress Tilly Norwood, developed by UK studio Particle6, has sparked debate in Hollywood after being cast in the AI-assisted film “Misaligned.” According to a studio spokesperson, the project combines human creativity with artificial intelligence, aiming to “show the industry what’s possible” with current technology. Tilly … Read more

Overcoming Barriers to AI Adoption in Australian Energy Systems

By integrating AI into existing electricity infrastructure, utilities can optimize grid stability, manage two-way power flows, and accelerate the transition toward renewable energy sources. How AI Transforms Australia’s Electricity Grid Australia’s energy transition is currently among the fastest globally, with renewables providing nearly half of electricity, according to the federal government. This rapid shift, combined … Read more

Meta Debuts Muse: Its First AI Image Generation Model

Meta has launched Muse Image, a proprietary generative artificial intelligence model designed to create and edit images for consumers and advertisers. According to the company, the model will be integrated across the Meta AI app, WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook, while also powering automated ad-creative tools within the Advantage Plus service to reduce reliance on third-party … Read more

How Adaptor Proteins Regulate Macrophages to Control Cancer

Adaptor proteins serve as critical molecular scaffolds that dictate whether tumor-associated macrophages (TAMs) attack cancer cells or promote tumor growth, according to a review published May 22, 2026, in Oncoscience. Researchers led by Khandu Wadhonkar and Mirza S. Baig at the Indian Institute of Technology Indore found that these proteins integrate complex signaling pathways, offering … Read more