Apple developing smart home camera that provides text alerts, not video
Apple is reportedly working on a home security camera that skips video recording, delivering event
According to reports, Apple is planning a smart‑home security camera that will not capture video footage. Instead of streaming or storing video, the device will generate textual descriptions of detected events and send them to users. The approach aims to offer privacy‑focused monitoring while still alerting owners to activity around the home. Details were first disclosed by a journalist covering Apple’s product pipeline.
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ChatGPT adds virtual clothing try‑on feature
OpenAI has introduced a new capability in ChatGPT that lets users upload personal photos and see how clothing and accessories would look on them. The feature uses the latest image‑generation model to create realistic try‑on visuals, and users can add favored items to a Favorites library for later reference. The rollout expands ChatGPT’s shopping tools, allowing a more
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Judge tosses antitrust suits over Google AI Overviews
A federal judge has dismissed two antitrust lawsuits that alleged Google’s AI‑powered search overviews diverted web traffic from competitors. The cases, brought by Chegg and Penske Media Corporation, claimed the company leveraged its search dominance to siphon clicks. The court found the plaintiffs had not demonstrated that Google’s use of AI overviews violated antitrust law,
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