Top 10 AI news
‘Dangerous nonsense’: AI-authored books about ADHD for sale on Amazon
Experts warn that Amazon is selling AI-generated books on sensitive topics like ADHD, raising ethical concerns about the accuracy and safety of such content. The online retailer is urged to take responsibility for monitoring and removing misleading or potentially harmful AI-authored material.
As Musk steps back, experts say Doge cuts have harmed government services
Elon Musk’s reduced involvement in Doge has led to significant cuts, which experts say have negatively impacted federal government services. The changes have sparked debate about the role of private tech leaders in public sector operations.
Better at everything: how AI could make human beings irrelevant
A deep dive into the existential risks posed by advanced AI, exploring whether machines could surpass humans in all domains and what that means for the future of work, creativity, and society.
‘Hi mum!’ The simple WhatsApp text scam costing parents and friends dear
A new WhatsApp scam is targeting parents and friends with messages that appear to be from loved ones in distress, leading to significant financial losses. The article explains how the scam works and offers tips for avoiding it.
Greyscale and prune your algorithm: ‘digital nutritionist’ offers advice on cutting down screen time
A ‘digital nutritionist’ shares practical strategies for reducing screen time, including using greyscale mode and curating social media algorithms, to help people regain control over their digital habits.
Elon Musk’s company town: SpaceX employees vote to create ‘Starbase’
SpaceX employees have voted to establish ‘Starbase’, a company town in Texas, marking a new chapter in the relationship between tech companies and local communities.
How Trump’s love for crypto threatens US residents’ peace: ‘I just want quiet’
Residents near cryptocurrency mining facilities in the US are struggling with noise and disruption, as political support for crypto grows. The article explores the impact on local communities and the debate over regulation.
Move fast and destroy things: 100 chaotic days of Elon Musk in the White House
A look back at the first 100 days of Elon Musk’s influence in the White House, highlighting the rapid and sometimes chaotic changes that have taken place in government and technology policy.
Google’s cut-price Android winner: Pixel 9a review
The Pixel 9a offers impressive performance and features at a budget-friendly price, making it a strong contender in the mid-range Android market.
Nothing Phone 3a Pro review: Funky mid-ranger with real zoom camera
The Nothing Phone 3a Pro stands out with its unique design and a real zoom camera, offering a fresh alternative in the crowded mid-range smartphone market.
Apple’s cheapest new phone: iPhone 16e review
Apple’s iPhone 16e delivers essential features at a lower price point, making it the most affordable new iPhone for budget-conscious consumers.
Samsung Galaxy S25 review: The smallest top-tier Android left
Samsung’s Galaxy S25 is praised for its compact size and flagship features, appealing to users who prefer smaller, high-end smartphones.
Sky Glass gen 2 review: The smart streaming TV levels up
The second generation of Sky Glass brings improved picture and sound quality, making it a strong contender in the smart TV market.
Apple iPad Air M3 review: The premium tablet to beat
Apple’s iPad Air M3 sets a new standard for premium tablets, offering top-tier performance and features for professionals and creatives.
Kindle Colorsoft review: Amazon’s new e-reader gets colour screen upgrade
Amazon’s Kindle Colorsoft introduces a colour screen, enhancing the reading experience for comics, magazines, and illustrated books.
Apple MacBook Air M4 review: The laptop to beat, now cheaper
The MacBook Air M4 offers improved performance and battery life at a lower price, making it a top choice for students and professionals alike.
Grand Theft Auto VI delayed until May 2026
