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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Sony introduces AI upscaling tech for standard PS5 consoles

Sony has launched a new AI graphics upscaling technology named Quick Spectral Super Resolution for the regular PlayStation 5. The technology stems from the company's Project Amethyst collaboration with chipmaker AMD. Sony states its more advanced PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution on the PS5 Pro remains the superior option. Early analysis indicates QSSR on the standard PS5 is slower due to the lack of dedicated machine learning hardware. The result is an upscaled resolution target closer to 1440p for games using this feature.

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TechnologyArs Technica ·

Florida Authorities Unable to Identify Owner of 11 Unpermitted Surveillance Cameras

Florida law enforcement officials have stated they do not know who owns 11 unpermitted Flock automatic license plate reader cameras. Residents were alarmed by the presence of 14 such surveillance devices in their community. These cameras were installed without the required permits from local authorities. The situation raises concerns about unregulated surveillance and privacy in the state.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

AWS releases new small-scale decision model named Strands Decider 2B

Amazon Web Services' AI research division, Strand Labs, has released a new decision-making model called Strands Decider 2B. The model is a 2-billion parameter system, indicating a small-scale but efficient design. It is described as the latest in a series of models similar to those made by other AI labs. The release contributes to a growing trend of such models becoming widely available online.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

California governor vetoes law against covert recording with 'pervert glasses'

California Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill that would have banned the use of wearable devices to secretly record people in public. The legislation specifically targeted glasses and similar wearables equipped with hidden cameras and microphones. It proposed criminal penalties for individuals caught making such unauthorized recordings. Newsom rejected the bill, arguing existing laws already sufficiently address privacy invasions. The veto means the proposed ban on these covert recording devices will not become state law.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Meta VR Glasses aim to change the game for mainstream VR adoption.

Meta has introduced its new VR Glasses, a hybrid device blending elements of VR and AR. The product, priced at $1,299, was tested against competitors like the Apple Vision Pro and Valve's Steam Frame. The author concludes the design could be the first to persuade regular consumers to try VR. However, the high cost and the author's conflicted views on Meta present barriers to personal purchase.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Microsoft's Office and Teams Chief Ryan Roslansky Departs After Leadership Reshuffle

Ryan Roslansky is departing Microsoft after nearly 18 years with the company and its subsidiary LinkedIn. He had recently been promoted to lead Microsoft Office and later took control of the Teams platform. His exit has prompted another internal leadership reorganization at the tech giant. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella stated that Roslansky leaves the organization in a strong position, crediting his team's foundational work.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Microsoft positions Copilot as 'OS for work' in strategy shift for enterprise clients

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella recently briefed key enterprise customers on the company's new direction for its Copilot AI. The company is enhancing Copilot with new coding and agent features while integrating the full suite of Office applications. Nadella presented this evolved AI assistant as the 'operating system for work'. He believes this shift will transform workplaces as profoundly as Microsoft Office did decades ago.

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TechnologyNYT Technology ·

Legal Experts Debate Who Bears Liability When AI Systems Cause Harm

A debate is underway regarding who should bear responsibility for harm caused by artificial intelligence systems. Many argue that AI companies should be held liable for the actions of their technology. However, legal scholars warn that applying existing liability laws to AI could create significant legal complexities. The discussion centers on how to assign fault when AI systems behave in unexpected or damaging ways.

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TechnologyTechCrunch ·

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky argues for development of a dedicated AI operating system

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky discussed AI integration in a TechCrunch interview. He believes AI agents require their own specialized operating system to function effectively. Chesky also spoke about adapting Airbnb's platform to be more compatible with AI agents. His comments reflect a broader industry view that current operating systems are not optimally designed for advanced AI applications.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

New York City enforces 'click-to-cancel' rule for subscriptions

New York City has implemented a new rule requiring businesses to let customers cancel subscriptions as easily as they sign up. The regulation, which took effect this week, is the first of its kind in a U.S. municipality. It aims to prevent companies from forcing customers to cancel via phone or in-person visits after joining online. The city government estimates the rule could save residents tens of millions of dollars annually.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Kevin O'Leary's Utah data center project sparks political firestorm, halts development

The Verge investigated Kevin O'Leary's planned massive data center campus in Utah, named Stratos or Wonder Valley. The project proposed a 40,000-acre AI facility requiring a power supply greater than Utah's average statewide usage. Its approval process, which largely excluded local residents, created a significant political backlash. This halted the development and reflects broader local opposition to rapid AI infrastructure expansion.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Neighbours soap opera episodes recut as microdramas for vertical streaming

RoseBerry Media is recutting episodes of the long-running Australian soap opera Neighbours into short-form 'microdramas'. These clips will be available on the vertical video streaming platform Epis. The initial launch will feature only two storylines from the late 2000s starring a character played by Margot Robbie. The company's CEO stated the iconic show is well-suited for this vertical viewing adaptation using their proprietary technology.

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TechnologyThe Verge ·

Samsung Galaxy S26 prices rise by $100 in the US

Samsung has increased US prices for the Galaxy S26 lineup by $100 or more. This follows an earlier $100 increase at launch, making the base model $200 more than its predecessor. The company previously cited RAM cost increases as a partial reason for the initial hike. The latest adjustment makes nearly every S26 model more expensive on Samsung's official site.

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