Top Technology & AI News
December 31, 2025

An anti-hate group has criticized Facebook for its slow response to posts celebrating the Bondi beach massacre, highlighting the volume of IS-supporting accounts and warning that social media firms are putting the public in danger.

A year-long investigation reveals the extent of the Israeli military’s connections with major technology companies, raising questions about data control and surveillance in conflict zones.

Despite widespread attention, the actual impact and purpose of Elon Musk’s Doge remain unclear, with US government investigations ongoing.

A sharp downturn in cryptocurrency markets has wiped out financial gains made in 2025, dampening optimism that had been inspired by Trump-era policies.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is offering a $555,000 salary for a challenging new role focused on addressing AI harms, describing it as a highly stressful but crucial position.

Hollywood films in 2025 have increasingly cast tech entrepreneurs as villains, reflecting societal anxieties about the power and influence of the tech industry.

A look inside the secretive world of ransomware negotiations, where victims and cybercriminals haggle over extortion payments amid rising cyberattacks.

Profiles of authentic social media personalities who are gaining popularity for their genuine content, standing out amid a flood of AI-generated material.

Nvidia faces scrutiny over its AI business deals, with some investors questioning the sustainability and transparency of its rapid growth.

Exploring the potential benefits and psychological impacts of forming relationships with AI, and whether such connections could be positive for society.

A comprehensive review of the top running watches available in the UK for 2026, with expert testing and recommendations for fitness enthusiasts.

A review of the Google Pixel 10 Pro Fold, highlighting its improved dust resistance and durability compared to previous foldable smartphones.

A detailed review of the iPhone 17, Apple’s flagship smartphone for 2025, focusing on its features, performance, and value.

Apple’s iPhone Air is reviewed for its ultra-thin design, examining the trade-offs and innovations that come with the company’s quest for thinness.