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The talk around AI typically revolves around productivity at work, or some kind of annoying AI slop. But a new Wall Street Journal report points to a more relatable use case. People are starting to use AI at home to get rid of the boring stuff and make more room for actual life. So that means less time comparing insurance plans, figuring out grocery orders or researching routine decisions, and more time for things like hobbies, workouts, better sleep, and even date nights. One example from the report mentions Andy Coravos using Claude to help compare health plans, find doctors,…

Rally from Dubai to Ras Al Khaimah reinforces a global message of peace, inclusion and brotherhood on two wheels Dubai, UAE – March 29, 2026 – In a powerful demonstration of solidarity and brotherhood, World of Bikers (WoB), a rapidly growing global biking community based in Dubai, successfully hosted a large-scale biking rally on Sunday morning, 29th March, bringing together over 300 bikers and their family members from around the UAE and beyond to promote a message of peace and solidarity. Over 300 Riders from over 40 Motorcycle Clubs and Riding Groups and Solo riders and from across UAE, rode…

Samsung is going all-in on AI, and its latest experiment has nothing to do with a phone or a TV. It’s a high-end wine fridge that uses AI and a built-in camera to track, manage, and even understand your wine collection. It sounds excessive, but it’s a great example of where smart home tech is heading next. What exactly does this AI wine fridge do? The new AI Wine Refrigerator, part of Samsung’s premium Infinite lineup, comes with an “AI wine manager” powered by a camera mounted on top of the product. It detects when you place or remove a…

OpenAI’s AI video generator Sora is officially done, less than a year after it went viral. At first glance, it’s easy to assume the shutdown was about safety concerns or creative backlash. But the real story is far less dramatic. So why did OpenAI actually shut Sora down? According to The Wall Street Journal, the biggest reason behind Sora’s untimely death wasn’t controversy. It came down to economics. The tool was incredibly expensive to run, reportedly costing OpenAI around $1 million per day due to massive compute demands. Generating realistic videos is significantly more resource-intensive than text or images, and…

For years, Chromebooks were seen as the perfect classroom device. Cheap, simple, and easy to manage. But now, schools across the US are starting to rethink their strategy. Turns out, the issue isn’t the hardware but how it’s being used. According to a recent report by The New York Times, schools found that even after banning smartphones, students were still getting distracted, this time on their school-issued Chromebooks, watching videos, playing games, or even using school accounts for bullying. In one case, a middle school in Kansas went as far as collecting all student Chromebooks and limiting their use to…

NASA is engaged in the final preparations for the much-anticipated Artemis II mission that will send astronauts toward the moon for the first time in more than five decades. The space agency is targeting 6:24 p.m. ET on Wednesday, April 1, for the launch from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The four crew members — NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, and Christina Koch, together with CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen — will travel aboard an Orion spacecraft launched by NASA’s formidable SLS (Space Launch System) rocket. After a couple of days in low-Earth orbit checking the…

AI might be getting impressively good at writing, designing, and even brainstorming. But when it comes to true creativity, humans still have the edge. A new study published in Advanced Science by researchers from the University of Barcelona’s Institute of Neuroscience, along with collaborators from IDIBELL, CVC-UAB, and the Vienna Cognitive Science Hub, argues that AI’s “creativity” isn’t genuine. Instead, it only appears that way on the surface. The research shows that while generative AI can produce outputs that appear creative, it largely recombines patterns from existing data rather than generating truly original ideas. In fact, it suggests AI struggles…

Apple’s AI strategy might be taking a very familiar turn, one that made the iPhone what it is today. As per Bloomberg’s recent report, Apple is working on a new “Extensions” system in iOS 27 that would allow third-party AI assistants to plug directly into Siri, including services like Google Gemini and Anthropic’s Claude. More importantly, this won’t just be a hidden setting. Instead, Apple is reportedly planning a dedicated section inside the App Store for these AI integrations, effectively creating a marketplace for AI tools, very similar to how apps are distributed today. What does this actually mean for…

Avatar fans, this one’s been a long time coming, and it finally has a release date. Announced in a new trailer at the Evo Awards on Saturday, Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game officially drops on July 2, 2026. The game is coming to pretty much everything, including PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Switch (including Switch 2), and PC. It’ll launch with 12 playable characters, alongside multiple modes like Story, Arcade, Training, and full online multiplayer with ranked and casual play. As for what kind of game it is, think classic 2D fighter… but with bending. Why does Avatar Legends look so…

Smart glasses were already under fire for privacy concerns. But now, there’s a new problem brewing. Cheating. And it’s surprisingly easy. A recent report by Rest of World highlights how AI-powered smart glasses are being used to scan exam questions and display answers directly on the lens, essentially turning them into a real-time cheating tool. In some cases, students are even renting these glasses for as little as $6 a day, using them not just for navigation or translation, but specifically to gain an unfair advantage in exams. How does this even work? It’s a mix of hardware and AI…