This bizarre job site lets AI agents hire humans and pay them for tasks

A crypto developer has launched RentAHuman, a job site where AI agents can rent humans to perform real-world work to complete tasks that AI cannot handle.
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Google’s Android PC dream may take longer than expected

Google’s Android-based PC OS may not fully launch until 2028, with ChromeOS overlap and ecosystem challenges slowing progress.
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You can now use Alexa+ for free if you’re an Amazon Prime member

Alexa+ is now widely available in the US, giving Prime members free access to Amazon’s more conversational AI assistant that works across Echo devices, the Alexa app, and the web.
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‘A bet for the future of cybersecurity’ – Nord Security hits 400 patents as race for solutions against next-gen threats heats up

Nord Security has quadrupled its patent count since 2023, signaling a massive shift towards post-quantum encryption and AI-driven threat detection to future-proof its privacy tools.
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Intel chief says the company is going to make GPUs at scale

Intel’s CEO says the company is serious about GPUs again, betting on new leadership and AI demand to challenge Nvidia and AMD’s long-held dominance.
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AMD graphics card makers rumored to be looking at more price hikes — and they might abandon 16GB GPUs like Nvidia

A shift towards more production of 8GB graphics cards won’t go down well with PC gamers, that’s for sure.

Microsoft’s latest chip points to a future where laptops and phones aren’t held hostage by AI inflation

Microsoft’s new AI chip shows how consumer computing devices like laptops and phones might eventually escape the AI bubble and spiraling prices.
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Waiting for memory prices to drop? Intel CEO says the shortage isn’t easing anytime soon

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan says the global memory shortage is unlikely to ease anytime soon, warning supply constraints could persist until 2028.
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