Google Vids Adds Free AI Video: What You Get and What’s Limited

Google Vids lets personal accounts create AI video clips for free with Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash. Learn about the six-generation monthly limit and desktop access.
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Amazon Reaches Out to Former Employees for AI Roles

Amazon recruiters are contacting former employees, including some who were laid off, about AI and cloud roles. Here’s what the outreach means for AWS customers.
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Anthropic Launches Claude Opus 5.5 With Lower Prices and Faster Output

Anthropic’s Claude Opus 5.5 lowers token prices, improves output speed, and adds new safety controls as competition over enterprise AI costs intensifies.
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YouTube’s New Custom Feeds Give Viewers More Control Over Recommendations

YouTube Custom Feeds let users create personalized recommendation tabs with AI prompts, giving viewers more control over what appears on their homepage.
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IFR Counts 7,000 Humanoid Robot Sales as Workplace Pilots Stay Small

IFR counted about 7,000 humanoid robot sales in 2025, but many units remain in research and workplace pilots rather than productive commercial roles.
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Microsoft Cuts 268 Xbox Jobs, Moves Halo Development to Activision

Microsoft cuts 268 Xbox jobs and shifts Halo development to Activision as its gaming overhaul reshapes studios, Game Pass, and future releases.
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OpenAI Expands Outside Safety Reviews Into Model Training

OpenAI plans to expand independent safety assessments into model training and evaluation, giving outside groups earlier access to test high-risk AI systems.
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Beats 360: Swappable Cushions Bring a New Twist to $350 Headphones

Beats 360 headphones cost $349.99 and offer swappable cushions, 32-hour battery life, stronger noise cancellation, and Apple and Android support.
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Apple Reportedly Developing Screen-Free Fitness Tracker to Rival Whoop

Apple is reportedly testing a screen-free fitness tracker to rival Whoop, although the experimental wearable may not arrive before 2028 at the earliest.
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Apple Changes Texture and Grain Support, Leaving iPhone 16 and 17 Out

Apple has narrowed support for its new Texture and Grain photo controls, leaving iPhone 16, iPhone 17, and iPhone Air users without native capture support.
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