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IBM Shares Plunge After Anthropic Claims AI Can “Flip the Equation” on COBOL Modernization
What Happened (Facts) IBM shares dropped about 13% on Monday, Feb. 23, 2026, in what multiple outlets described as the company’s steepest one-day decline in decades.
By Behind the Tech12 days ago in Futurism
How AI is Transforming Modern iOS Application Development
Mobile apps have changed more in the last five years than in the previous decade combined. Earlier, success in app development meant clean UI, stable performance, and useful features. Today, that is only the starting point. Users expect apps to think, adapt, and respond intelligently.
By Emily Carter12 days ago in Futurism
The Evolution of Clawdbot Malware: From Early Variants to 2026
Malware continues to be one of the most persistent threats in the digital landscape, constantly adapting to evade detection and exploit emerging vulnerabilities. Among these, Clawdbot malware has become notorious for its sophistication and resilience. Since its initial appearance, Clawdbot has evolved considerably — from a relatively simple bot to a multifaceted cyber threat capable of data theft, lateral movement, and stealthy persistence. Understanding its evolution is critical for organizations looking to protect their networks and fix Clawdbot security risks before damage occurs.
By Timesofai12 days ago in Futurism
When Algorithms Decide: The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is no longer a concept confined to the pages of science fiction novels or the speculative musings of Silicon Valley futurists. It is here, embedded in the infrastructure of modern life, quietly shaping decisions that affect who gets hired, who receives medical treatment, who is granted a loan, and who is flagged as a security risk. We have handed extraordinary power to systems we barely understand, and the ethical reckoning is only just beginning.
By noor ul amin12 days ago in Futurism
How Data Centers Are Quietly Redefining the Future of Technology?
A decade ago, data centers were rarely part of mainstream technology conversations. They existed in the background — anonymous buildings filled with servers, cooling systems, and cables, supporting the digital services people used daily without ever seeing them.
By Ash Smith12 days ago in Futurism
If AI Makes Work Obsolete, Who Controls the Food Supply?
What Happened (Facts) A Guardian analysis piece by economist-journalist Eduardo Porter argues that the biggest missing debate in today’s AI panic is not “Will AI take our jobs?” but a more basic question: if human labor becomes economically irrelevant, how will people afford to live — and who decides what they get?
By Behind the Tech13 days ago in Futurism
Galaxy S26 Ultra: Samsung’s Next Flagship Aims to Shift the Smartphone Conversation
What Happened (Facts) Samsung is expected to unveil the Galaxy S26 Ultra alongside the Galaxy S26 and S26+ at a Galaxy Unpacked event scheduled for next week, according to reporting circulating ahead of the launch. The framing around the S26 Ultra is less about chasing the biggest numbers (megapixels, brightness, raw clock speeds) and more about repositioning the phone as a stable, long-life “professional tool” that anchors Samsung’s ecosystem against rivals like Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro and Google’s Pixel 10 Pro.
By Behind the Tech13 days ago in Futurism
Met Police Using Palantir AI to Flag Officer Misconduct
What Happened The Metropolitan Police has confirmed it is using artificial intelligence tools supplied by US data analytics company Palantir to analyse internal staff data in an effort to identify potential misconduct.
By Behind the Tech13 days ago in Futurism
Concern Grows Over “Chatbot Overdependence” in Relationships
What Happened A reader wrote to advice columnist Annalisa Barbieri expressing concern that her boyfriend’s heavy reliance on AI — particularly ChatGPT — may be affecting his ability to think independently.
By Behind the Tech13 days ago in Futurism
Which AI Tools Are Actually Useful in 2026?
At the start of the AI boom, every new tool promised disruption. Slide decks featured bold claims about automation, prediction, and limitless productivity. Founders pitched platforms that would “replace” entire departments. Investors poured billions into startups racing to define the future.
By Samantha Blake13 days ago in Futurism
How Small Businesses Are Actually Using AI in 2026?
A bakery owner in Toronto recently described how artificial intelligence changed her weekly routine — not through futuristic robots or complex analytics dashboards, but through a simple forecasting tool that predicts demand based on weather patterns and local events. She used to guess how much to bake each morning. Now she checks a dashboard that suggests production quantities with around 90% accuracy. Waste has dropped. Staffing decisions feel less stressful. Profit margins have improved.
By Mary L. Rodriquez13 days ago in Futurism
The 10,000-Year Memory: Why Microsoft’s New Glass Storage Changes Everything
We are currently witnessing an unprecedented paradox: a civilization that produces more data than any before it, yet relies on the most ephemeral storage media in history. Our collective wisdom is currently etched onto magnetic tapes and spinning disks with lifespans measured in mere years, threatening a "digital dark age" where our history simply evaporates. We are essentially building our digital cathedral on shifting sands, constantly fighting the relentless tide of digital entropy.
By Mohammad Hamid13 days ago in Futurism