GPU prices are coming to earth just as RAM costs shoot into the stratosphere

A recent exploit has demonstrated a covert, multistage attack against Microsoft's Copilot, successfully exfiltrating user data from chat histories even after chat windows were closed. This incident raises significant concerns about the security vulnerabilities associated with AI-driven applications.

Bandcamp has announced a ban on music that is generated wholly or in substantial part by artificial intelligence, emphasizing its commitment to ensuring that fans can trust the authenticity of the music available on its platform. This decision reflects a growing concern over the impact of AI on the creative industries.

Google has introduced a new feature for its AI model, Gemini, allowing it to scan users' photos, emails, and other data to provide more accurate responses. This feature is currently available only to paid users and is disabled by default.

Crash testers have indicated that 2026 may mark the return of physical buttons in vehicles, suggesting a shift back to more tactile controls amidst growing concerns over the usability of touchscreens in cars. This development is seen as a response to safety and user experience issues raised by various stakeholders.

The ongoing RAM shortage has led to a decrease in discussions surrounding AI PCs, reflecting a shift in consumer interest and market dynamics. This change comes as companies like Micron Technology's Crucial brand announce they will stop selling RAM to consumers, citing increased demand from AI data centers as a key factor.