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The ‘Community’ Movie Officially Gets Its Most Encouraging Update Yet
The Community movie remains in slow but steady development, according to Steve Levy, vice president of Dan Harmon’s production company and an executive producer on the film. Speaking on the podcast Six Seasons & a Podcast, Levy said the deliberately unhurried pace is by design, as the team searches for one final Greendale story worthy…
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Uber’s product chief on hotels, robotaxis, and why the company doesn’t want to be “everything for everyone”
Uber’s chief product officer, Sachin Kansal, has outlined the company’s push into new areas beyond ride-hailing and delivery, including hotel bookings, “shop for me” concierge tools, boat rentals, driver debit cards, and a new autonomous-vehicle data unit called AV Labs. The interview reveals how Uber is positioning itself amid competition from robotaxi rivals such as…
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Ivy League professor rips university for lackluster response to alleged mass AI cheating
A Brown University economics professor, Roberto Serrano, has publicly criticised the Ivy League institution for what he describes as a slow and inadequate response to an alleged mass cheating scandal involving artificial intelligence. The complaint highlights growing tensions at universities across the United States over how to police AI-assisted cheating, as institutions struggle to balance…
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X just tweaked its algorithm to make it more friendly, less battleground
X has adjusted its recommendation algorithm to give greater visibility to posts from “mutuals” — accounts that a user follows and who follow them back — in an effort to make the platform feel less combative. Head of product Nikita Bier said the previous algorithm had been missing this data, which caused friends to appear…
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Is tracking your food purchases good for your health?
A growing number of consumers are using smartphone apps such as Yuka to scan barcodes and instantly assess how healthy their food and cosmetics purchases are, part of a wider “food tracking” trend that started in France. The apps use traffic-light-style scoring to flag high sugar, saturated fat or additive content, encouraging shoppers to switch…
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It’s the End of an Era for Netflix’s ‘Bosch’ Replacement
Netflix’s legal drama “The Lincoln Lawyer” has wrapped filming on its fifth and final season, marking the end of the road for the popular series often described as filling the gap left by “Bosch”. The show, which follows defence attorney Mickey Haller (played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), was confirmed for a final season back in January…
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The Best Peacock Subscription Deals and Free Trial Hacks
The Hollywood Reporter has published a guide to getting discounted or even free access to NBCUniversal’s Peacock streaming service in 2026, aimed at fans wanting to watch new releases such as Obsession or catch up on Saturday Night Live ahead of its autumn return. Although Peacock does not offer a direct free trial of its…
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Please let this hot pink Pixel 11 leak be real
A possible leak spotted by 9to5Google, via its sister site 9to5Toys, points to new colour options for Google’s upcoming Pixel 11 smartphone. Three now-removed Amazon listings appeared to show the handset in a bold magenta and a rosy peach shade, fuelling speculation ahead of Google’s expected showcase event in August, where the new Pixel generation…
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ABBA’s Björn Ulvaeus Talks AI Training at United Nations Summit: Artists ‘Deserve a Place at the Table’
Ulvaeus, the opening keynote speaker at the UN’s AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, started his speech with a simple question: “Good for whom?”