Alphabet said it has signed a multi-year agreement with Apple under which Apple’s next-generation AI models will be based on Google’s Gemini models. Google’s models are expected to power Apple Intelligence features, including a revamped Siri, which Apple plans to launch this year.
Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26220.7535 adds a Group Policy that lets administrators uninstall the free Microsoft Copilot app on eligible managed devices. The policy is limited to Enterprise, Pro, and EDU editions and does not remove Copilot components tied to Microsoft 365 subscriptions.
A Florida family says they were removed from Universal Epic Universe after staff accused their seven‑year‑old non‑verbal autistic daughter of leaving a store with a Mario keychain; the park later sent a $200 demand letter and the family hired an attorney.
Professor Catherine Mummery told This Morning that around 45% of dementia cases may be preventable by modifying risk factors and highlighted three areas: regular physical exercise, mental stimulation, and a healthy diet.
The Kunstmuseum in The Hague is exhibiting Marlow Moss’s works alongside Piet Mondrian’s, and curators report that Moss’s use of double or parallel lines shaped exchanges between the two artists and the later appearance of the motif in Mondrian’s work.
Global Government Fintech has been renamed Global Government Finance to reflect the mainstreaming of digital finance and an expanded editorial focus across nine thematic areas including AI, blockchain and payments.
A schedule lists services for Sunday 18 January and routine weekday worship across several churches in Bexhill and in Battle, covering Eucharist, Communion, Mass and community gatherings.
Brody, a six-year-old Pyrenean mountain dog weighing about 10st (66kg), was put up for adoption by Animal Concern Cumbria in December and has settled with a new family in the south of England after attracting many enquiries.
Brody, a six-year-old Pyrenean mountain dog from Cumbria, has been adopted by experienced owners in the south of England after the charity said it received hundreds of enquiries following his December rehoming listing.
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction ordering the Department of Health and Human Services to restore nearly $12 million in grants to the American Academy of Pediatrics after finding evidence of a likely retaliatory motive; the funding supports rural care, early disability identification and other child health programs.
