ai articles published September 18, 2025
September 18 articles
- tvOS26 is here but your Apple TV device might be missing some features
- Nvidia spent over $900 million to hire Enfabrica CEO, license technology, CNBC reports
- This $42 Gadget Can Turn Any iPhone Into a Home Projector—You’re Welcome
- Here’s how to try Google’s hot new Nano Banana image generator
- You Don't Need AI to Cook Sauce—But Meta Still Wants You to Try
- I put LG and Samsung's cheapest OLED TVs side by side to see if Dolby Vision really matters - here's what I learned
- Meta Has the Right Smart Glasses. Let Someone Else Handle the AI
- Google: Gemini AI chatbot is now for free to all U.S. users
- I’m planning on switching to Gemini after using ChatGPT as my daily chatbot for years — here’s why
- Google adds Gemini to Chrome browser after avoiding antitrust breakup
- How to Get the Most Out of Galaxy AI Tools on Samsung’s New S25 FE & Tab S11
- Google's Gemini AI Is Coming for Every Chrome Desktop User
- How to Use AI to Manage Your Time as a Student
- Google integrates Gemini into Chrome for productivity and safety
- Google Chrome's Gemini Revamp Has Me Worried
- Google enters an AI era of browsing with a huge Gemini in Chrome update
- Google Tips Deeper AI Mode, Gemini Integration in Chrome. What to Expect
- This AI chatbot pays per prompt — I tested it and I've made an extra $100
- Microsoft announces 'world's most powerful' AI data center — 315-acre site to house 'hundreds of thousands' of Nvidia GPUs and enough fiber to circle the Earth 4.5 times
- What Is an RGB Mini-LED TV, and How Does It Compare to OLED?
- Less admin, more art is Autodesk’s pitch to creatives in 2025
- Taco Bell reconsiders AI drive-thrus after customer orders 18K waters
- I've seen 2025's latest and projectors are gaining ground on TVs in an unexpected way
- Nvidia and Intel to Develop AI Infrastructure, PC Products Together
- Looking for your next TV upgrade? Samsung's five-star OLEDs just got huge price cuts of up to $1,600
- Big Tech’s standard for fighting AI fakes puts privacy on the line
- YouTube Shorts now has Veo 3 built in – so you can turn a prompt into a video in 8 seconds
- Microsoft boosts Wisconsin data center spending to $7 billion
- Where we're going, we don't need roads – Xpeng sees a future in AI robots and flying cars
- Luma AI Launches Ray3, Calling It The First Video Model With Ability To Reason; Adobe Among First Customers
- You can now change how quickly ChatGPT-5 Thinking responds – here's how to try it
- How to make Google TV faster and ad-free using Projectivy Launcher
- OpenAI says its AI models are schemers that could cause 'serious harm' in the future. Here's its solution.
- Adobe's Luma AI Ray3 integration marks a radical change in creative software
- GPT-5's Thinking Speed Update Lets You Decide How Long ChatGPT Should Reason
- This new AI tool can predict your risk of cancer and 1,000+ diseases — meet Delphi-2M
- CEO of DeepMind Points Out the Obvious: OpenAI Is Lying About Having "PhD Level" AI
- Zoom is working on realistic avatars - and its AI companion will finally now work with Microsoft Teams and Google Meet
- Luma AI's New Ray3 Video Generator Can 'Think' Before Creating
- The Best Mel Brooks Movies of All Time, Ranked
- Meta's new streaming hub makes your Quest headset a home cinema
- Luma AI and Adobe Partner to Distribute New Generative Video Model
- Huawei reveals long-range Ascend chip roadmap — three-year plan includes ambitious provision for in-house HBM with up to 1.6 TB/s bandwidth
- UK-based Humanoid unveils first robot for industrial use
- iOS 26's Biggest Disappointment Is Last Year's Big Selling Point
- Scientists Designed an AI That Doesn’t Sap the Power Grid. It Just Needs Light.
- Hisense’s new 116-inch 4K TV isn’t exactly affordable, but it still qualifies as mid-range… technically
- China targets brain computer interface race with new standard — groundwork could lead to breakthroughs as soon as 2027
- Hate generative AI? You may still end up paying for it anyway
- Chatbots don’t care about punctuation — here’s what happened when I tested it
