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May 25, 2026
Developer builds custom Quick Share for non-Google Android devices
A developer has successfully reverse-engineered and implemented Quick Share for Android devices that lack Google Play Services. This allows file sharing capabilities on devices previously excluded from the official ecosystem.
Reallusion launches AI Studio for professional 3D filmmaking
Reallusion has launched AI Studio, a platform that merges traditional 3D animation workflows with generative AI video models. The tool features direct integration with Seedance 2.0 to enhance professional filmmaking pipelines.
Google releases open source Agent Executor for production AI
Google has launched Agent Executor, an open-source runtime designed to help enterprises manage the operational complexities of AI agents in production. It focuses on reliability, offering features like durable execution, state recovery, and secure sandboxing to handle long-running workflows.
UK Government Mandates 'Buy British' for AI Procurement
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has directed government departments to prioritize British companies for procurement in four key sectors, including AI. This policy shift aims to reduce reliance on foreign vendors and boost domestic technological capabilities.
Epic Games teases Unreal Engine 6 with Rocket League demo
Epic Games has provided a first look at the upcoming Unreal Engine 6, showcasing its capabilities through a visual overhaul of Rocket League. No official release date for the engine has been announced yet.
OpenClaw v2026.5.25-alpha.2 Released
OpenClaw has released a new alpha version, v2026.5.25-alpha.2. This update continues the development cycle for the project.
Earth's outer core flow reversed in 2010
Scientists have identified a significant shift in the Earth's outer core flow near the Pacific equator, which reversed direction around 2010. This research provides new insights into planetary internal dynamics and may improve geomagnetic forecasting models.
Launch Africa shares playbook for managing large VC portfolios
Launch Africa, which has backed over 170 startups across 22 countries, details its operational strategy for managing a massive VC portfolio. Partner Jeffery Akemu explains the firm's approach to supporting a high volume of founders.
New regulation bans AI from replacing pharmacists in prescription review
China's new 'Prescription Drug Online Retail Compliance Guidelines' strictly mandates that prescription reviews must be conducted by licensed pharmacists, explicitly prohibiting AI from replacing human oversight. This move aims to curb the widespread 'instant prescription' and AI-driven prescription generation issues in the online pharmacy sector.
Sun Life: Leveraging Digital Transformation for Insurance Trust
Sun Life highlights its 130-year legacy in Hong Kong by focusing on digital transformation to enhance customer trust. The strategy emphasizes integrating human expertise with technological innovation to redefine insurance services.
Getting Started with Git and GitHub in VS Code
This guide provides a foundational overview for developers looking to integrate GitHub workflows directly into the VS Code environment. It covers the essential steps for managing project version control using Microsoft's primary development tools.
Study: AI hotel chatbots often feel creepy to users
A recent study indicates that AI-powered chatbots in the hotel industry are causing user discomfort. This 'creepy' factor is significant enough to lead to abandoned bookings.
Meta uses employee data to train internal AI models
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed that the company is leveraging internal employee workflows to train AI models. He argues that observing high-performing employees leads to better coding and task-completion capabilities than using outsourced labor.
ByteDance AI films debut at Cannes Film Festival
ByteDance is pushing into the film industry by showcasing works generated by its Seedance 2.0 model at the Cannes Film Festival. The move signals the company's aggressive strategy to commercialize its generative video technology against traditional Hollywood production standards.
Magnetar-driven super-bright supernova observed by NASA
Researchers identified gamma-ray signals from supernova SN 2017egm, confirming the theory that magnetars—highly magnetic neutron stars—power these extreme cosmic explosions. The study provides new insights into the energy mechanisms of super-bright supernovae.
Spotify targets Nigerian market growth through user acquisition
Spotify aims to increase its revenue in Nigeria by focusing on expanding its subscriber base rather than raising subscription prices. The company believes that increasing the volume of paying users is the key to sustainable growth for both the platform and local artists.
Building a local Grammarly alternative with Claude
A developer successfully created a fully offline, locally-processed writing assistant using Claude without writing any manual code. The project demonstrates the power of LLMs in rapid application prototyping.
Prosus Challenges EU Mandate to Sell Delivery Hero Stake
Prosus NV has formally requested that the European Union rescind a divestment requirement regarding its stake in Delivery Hero SE. This mandate was originally imposed as a condition for antitrust approval during a previous acquisition.
EU Business AI Adoption Grows, Yet Lags Behind
Eurostat reports that 20% of EU enterprises with at least ten employees now utilize AI, marking a significant increase from 13.5% the previous year. Despite this growth, the report suggests that European businesses are still struggling to keep pace with global AI adoption trends.
Microsoft enables permanent removal of Copilot in Windows 11
Microsoft is introducing new methods to uninstall the Copilot app from Windows 11. Users can now remove the assistant via Group Policy, Registry edits, or standard uninstallation procedures.