August 2025

OpenAI now offers open AI models, but CIOs need to assess the risk

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OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, has released two large language models (LLMs) under the Apache 2.0 open source licence. The models, gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b are open-weight language models, which OpenAI claimed deliver strong real-world performance at low cost.  According to OpenAI, the new models outperform similarly sized open models on reasoning tasks and are optimised…

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We Just Got Our First Official Look At Google’s Most Expensive Phone Ever

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The Pixel 10 Pro Fold is one of the most anticipated phones of the year, and for good reason. Everything we know about the upcoming device suggests that it will continue building on the evolution of Google’s foldable designs. Now, the tech giant has dropped yet another teaser for its Pixel 10 lineup, this time…

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Apple Keeps Teasing homeOS, But One Crucial Piece Of The Puzzle Is Still Missing

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José Adorno for BGR It’s only a matter of time until Apple finally announces homeOS, its software platform for home products. Teased more than once over the past few years, it seems the company always hits a snag right before revealing homeOS. This time, Israeli website The Verifier discovered references to “Apple Home” in the Settings app…

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NCSC updates CNI Cyber Assessment Framework

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The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has rolled out a series of updates to its Cyber Assessment Framework (CAF) aimed at assisting operators of Britain’s critical national infrastructure (CNI) in better managing their security risk profiles. The enhancements, which take CAF to version 4.0, place greater emphasis on several areas of cyber risk management…

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Microsoft Is Testing Another Awful Campaign To Get Chrome Users To Move To Edge

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aileenchik/Shutterstock It seems Microsoft just can’t get over the stranglehold that Chrome has on the browser market. According to new reports, users who mostly rely on Chrome could soon start getting pop-up notifications urging them to switch to Edge, Microsoft’s Chromium-based browser. This kind of behavior isn’t exactly new. Microsoft has been desperate to get…

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AI Just Discovered Thousands Of Undetected Earthquakes Under Yellowstone

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Jacek Kadaj/Getty Images AI may have just found evidence of over 80,000 earthquakes that occurred underneath Yellowstone National park. The quakes, which are detailed in a new study, suggest that the supervolcano beneath the national park may be far more active than we previously thought. Scientists have been using AI quite a bit to help…

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Apple Refutes Elon Musk’s Claim Of App Store Bias Against Grok

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Robert Way/Getty Images Say what you will about Elon Musk, but the man is never boring. In keeping with Musk’s tendency to make headlines and remain perpetually aggrieved, the mercurial Tesla CEO and head of X earlier this week blasted Apple for not promoting X’s AI app, Grok, on the App Store in the “Must…

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Companies House ID verification to start in November 2025

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Companies House is forging ahead with plans to introduce legal identity verification requirements for directors and people with significant control (PSCs) of companies, with enforcement to begin on 18 November 2025. The measures will mean new directors must verify they are who they claim to be to incorporate a new company or be appointed to…

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Google Gemini Chats Just Got More Personal

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Cheng Xin/Getty Images GPT-5 might be the most important thing happening in AI tech this month, but Google is also constantly upgrading the abilities of its Gemini chatbot. The company announced new Gemini features on Wednesday that users will surely appreciate. Gemini chats will get more personal than before, as the chatbot will be able…

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ChatGPT Plus Users Get Access To More Legacy Models In Updated GPT-5 Experience

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Cheng Xin/Getty Images OpenAI unveiled the GPT-5 models less than a week ago, but the launch of the long-awaited ChatGPT upgrade hasn’t been as smooth as the AI company might have hoped. GPT-5 was met with plenty of criticism soon after users started experiencing the new AI models that replaced all previous ChatGPT versions on…

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