Google is launching its first smart glasses since Google Glass, aiming to learn from past mistakes and offer a better user experience. The new device is expected to be more refined, addressing design, functionality, and privacy concerns. This release marks Google’s renewed effort in the wearable technology market.
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Disneyland is facing a $5 million lawsuit over its use of facial recognition technology, which allegedly collects and stores visitors’ biometric data without consent. The lawsuit claims that this practice is a violation of visitors’ right to privacy and seeks damages and an injunction. The theme park’s use of facial recognition technology has raised concerns about data protection and privacy.
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Microchip’s CFO and IR head will speak at JP Morgan’s 2026 tech forum, sharing insights into the company’s strategy and growth prospects. The event will bring together top industry leaders to discuss the latest trends and innovations in the tech sector. Microchip’s participation is expected to generate significant interest among investors and industry professionals.
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Google DeepMind has secured a licensing deal with Contextual AI, which includes hiring key staff, to enhance its AI capabilities. This move is part of Google’s strategy to advance its AI research. The deal reflects the tech industry’s intense focus on AI innovation.
Banner Churchill Community Hospital has expanded its robotic technology to improve patient care and outcomes. The hospital’s use of advanced robotics aims to enhance accuracy and reduce recovery time. This development marks a significant step forward in Banner Churchill’s mission to deliver exceptional healthcare services.
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Illinois lawsuits accuse tech giants of ‘stealing’ the voices of well-known journalists and voice actors to train their AI systems, allegedly using their voices without permission to develop speech recognition technology. The lawsuits seek damages and an injunction to prevent further use of the voices without consent. The cases raise concerns over the use of personal data in AI development and the need for clearer regulations.
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Zurich has expanded Cytora’s agentic AI technology to five countries in just 90 days, enhancing its risk assessment capabilities and driving business growth. This move is part of the company’s strategy to leverage innovative technologies and improve customer experience. The successful scaling of Cytora’s AI technology has significant implications for the insurance industry, showcasing the potential for AI-driven solutions to transform traditional business models.
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Google has launched the AI Studio at I/O 2026, a platform that enables users to bring their ideas to life using artificial intelligence. This innovative tool is set to transform the creative process, democratizing access to advanced technologies. The Google AI Studio is poised to have far-reaching implications, facilitating the growth of a vibrant community of developers, entrepreneurs, and artists.
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Barron’s is seeking a tech editor to cover the latest developments in the technology sector, providing in-depth analysis and insights for its readers. The successful candidate will have a strong background in technology journalism and a proven track record of delivering high-quality content. The position offers a unique opportunity for an experienced journalist to join a renowned publication and contribute to its ongoing success.
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The US Department of Transportation is advancing ‘flying taxi’ technology, bringing it closer to reality. This innovative mode of transportation has the potential to revolutionize travel. With the Department’s support, ‘flying taxis’ are expected to become a faster, more efficient, and environmentally friendly mode of transportation.
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