YouTube Music is quietly testing playlist search functionality, a feature users have requested for years. A small group of iOS users on version 8.45.3 can now search within their playlists using a new Find in playlist button. The feature appears to be limited to users in India and doesn’t yet work o
In a world where running Docker on your NAS is practically a rite of passage, one writer explains their minimalist approach. They maintain two separate NAS devices—one for reliability and one for experimentation. The result? Fewer headaches and more dependable storage.
Ubisoft is replacing an AI-generated loading screen in Anno 117: Pax Romana after fans spotted obvious flaws. The company claims it was a placeholder that “slipped through” review, but players are also complaining about allegedly AI-translated text.
A new AI-powered development environment called Chad IDE is getting funding from Y Combinator. Its unique feature? Built-in brainrot content like gambling apps and TikTok to fill AI coding downtime. Not everyone thinks this is progress.
DeepL, the German AI translation company that rivals Google and Microsoft, is expanding with new AI agent tools. CEO Jarek Kutylowski shares his concerns about Europe’s AI Act and where he sees the real competition heating up in the translation market.
Apple has launched a Mini Apps Partner Program with a reduced 15% commission rate, finally bringing Tencent’s WeChat mini-programs into its revenue system. The deal closes a loophole that allowed WeChat to avoid Apple’s cut on billions in transactions. This could accelerate the mini-app model’s expa
Meta is making AI usage a mandatory part of employee performance evaluations starting in 2026. The company will also provide AI tools to help workers write their own reviews, creating a fascinating feedback loop.
ConnectWise is investing $100 million to complete its AI-powered Asio platform by 2026. The company’s aggressive acquisition strategy has brought nine companies into the fold since 2015, creating a unified system for MSPs. CEO Manny Rivelo says they’re moving toward “self-improving, human-aware syst
OpenAI is testing ChatGPT group chats where the AI automatically decides when to chime in. The pilot is limited to Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan with no timeline for wider rollout. Group chats use GPT-5.1 Auto but don’t share personal memories between users.
OpenAI is testing group chats in ChatGPT with a surprisingly open approach. Anyone with the shareable link can join conversations with up to 20 participants. The feature uses GPT‑5.1 Auto and is currently limited to four countries.
