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Remember the era of the ‘chatbot’? It feels like ancient history. For years, AI was something you spoke to, you asked it a question, and it gave you a polished, if slightly robotic, answer. That was Version 1.0. In 2025, we’re living in Version 3.0, and Google has been the driving force behind a profound change: the Agentic Shift. Google’s AI is no longer interested in just talking; it’s designed for doing.

Let’s be honest for a second. Up until yesterday, using AI felt a bit like using a very smart, very fast typewriter. You typed in a question, and the AI typed back an answer. It was text-in, text-out. Useful? Absolutely. Inspiring? Not always. But as of November 2025, that era is officially over. Let’s be honest for a second. Up until yesterday, using AI felt a bit like using a very smart, very fast typewriter. You typed in a question, and the AI typed back an answer. It was

Apple pulled back the curtain on its latest products at today’s “Awe-Dropping” September Event. As expected, the iPhone took centre stage, but the company also revealed updates to AirPods and the Apple Watch range. Here’s everything you need to know.

The idea of drones becoming a routine part of life has been floating around for years. Tech giants like Amazon, Walmart, and Google have all toyed with the concept of delivery drones, promising faster, cheaper, and more efficient ways to get products into people’s hands. But are we really close to a world where drones zip across our skies, carrying everything from pizzas to prescription medicine?

When most people think of artificial intelligence, they picture driverless cars, digital assistants like Siri or Alexa, or those eerily lifelike humanoid robots that make headlines every few months. But AI isn’t just working behind the scenes in the obvious places. Some of its strangest, quirkiest applications are happening in industries you’d never expect.

GPT‑5 is the latest evolution in OpenAI’s artificial intelligence lineup and it’s easily the most powerful, nuanced, and capable model yet. It's the brains behind the new ChatGPT experience, and it's already turning heads. Unlike its predecessors (like GPT‑4 or the turbocharged GPT‑4o), GPT‑5 isn't just about being faster or more accurate. It's about being everything, reasoner, coder, planner, even therapist, and knowing when to switch between them.

OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT Agent (also known as “Agent Mode”), a groundbreaking assistant that uses a virtual computer to autonomously handle multi-step tasks, while you remain in control by granting approval for key actions

This week brought a cluster of exciting developments in AI and tech gadgets, from futuristic wearables to new tools that'll change the developer workflow. If you're into smart devices, creative automation, or AI-powered edge tech, here are the top five stories that caught our attention.

We've seen AI assistants evolve from simple voice commands to sophisticated conversationalists. But what if your AI could see, understand, and interact with the world just like you do? That's the ambitious vision behind Project Astra, Google's groundbreaking initiative to create a truly universal AI assistant.