Microsoft’s AI boss Mustafa Suleyman called AI skeptics “mindblowing” cynics during the company’s Ignite event. The comments came as Microsoft claimed Copilot finishes code “before you finish your coffee,” sparking widespread developer criticism.
Peek just secured $70 million in funding and acquired ACME Ticketing and Connect&Go. The moves position the company to become the “operating system for experiences” as the industry digitizes.
OpenAI has expanded ChatGPT group chats to all users worldwide after positive testing feedback. The feature supports up to 20 participants and creates separate conversation spaces from personal chats. Group chats are available across all ChatGPT plans including free tiers.
Google just launched Nano Banana Pro, its upgraded image generation model built on Gemini 3. The new model can create 4K images, render text more accurately, and even search the web. But the improved quality comes with higher costs and slower generation times.
Perplexity has launched its Comet browser on Android, bringing AI-powered web browsing to mobile devices. The app features voice commands, page summarization, and the same AI assistant found in the desktop version.
AMD’s long-awaited FSR Redstone technology is set for wider rollout on December 10th. The advanced graphics suite currently only appears partially in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.
NVIDIA has released an emergency hotfix driver to address performance problems in PC games following a recent Windows update. The issue affected users who installed the Windows 11 October 2025 KB5066835 update. Gamers experiencing slowdowns should download version 581.94 immediately.
ChatGPT now supports group conversations for all users globally. The feature allows up to 20 people to collaborate with AI assistance in shared chats. This marks OpenAI’s latest move toward making ChatGPT more social.
The latest Windows Weekly episode reveals drama around Microsoft Ignite 2025 and Windows boss Pavan Davuluri’s tweet. Meanwhile, OpenAI released ChatGPT 5.1 with surprisingly little fanfare.
Epic Games Store has launched its long-awaited gifting feature, letting users send games directly to friends. The system supports scheduled deliveries and custom messages while earning up to 20% in Epic Rewards. Cross-region gifting is planned for future updates.
