QtrendsApple's smart glasses are delayed until late 2027, targeting Meta's market. SoftBank commits up to $88 billion for French AI data centers. The debate over AI psychosis and the philosophical foundations of AI careers gain traction. TechRadar covers retro gaming TVs, iPhone data privacy risks at repair shops, and Android storage tools. Global perspectives on AI cooperation emerge from China, Italy, and Japan.
A handmade retro-style 2.8-inch mini television can play classic NES games and play videos. Another report warns that a Best Buy repair employee allegedly AirDropped customer photos from an iPhone to his own device. Android phones also offer built-in tools to free up storage space without third-party apps.
Multiple sources report Apple's smart glasses will not debut until late 2027, later than initial expectations. The device is expected to directly compete with Meta's smart glasses lineup. Analysts view this as Apple's formal entry into the wearable AR market.
TechCrunch explores the emerging debate over 'AI psychosis,' questioning whether large language models exhibit hallucination-like behaviors that resemble human psychosis. WIRED argues that studying Kant and philosophy may be key to landing AI jobs. Google I/O showcased shifting priorities in AI-driven scientific research.
SoftBank announced plans to invest up to €75 billion ($87-88 billion) to build AI data centers in France. The massive investment signals SoftBank's expansion beyond the US market. French data center infrastructure is set to become a major European AI hub.
An Italian professor praised China's advancements in AI and robotics. Economists are calling for closer Sino-US cooperation in artificial intelligence. Nikkei argues Japan's competitive edge in AI comes from its reputation for reliability and trustworthiness.