Google launches free on-device AI voice recording app for iOS with real-time transcription and automatic removal of filler words

Premium gym chains are entering a “golden era” that is ending or already in decline, as rising operating costs collide with shifting consumer preferences toward more flexible, community-based ways to exercise. Long-term memberships are shrinking, margins are pressured by higher rents and facility expenses, and competition from smaller, more personalized…

Although Hoa Sen Group chairman Le Phuoc Vu has made remarks that have drawn mixed reactions in the market, the group’s long-standing sponsorship of the “Vietnamese Family Housing” program and the charitable activities funded by Hoa Sen cannot be overlooked. In videos related to the program, Mr. Vu is shown…

On 3 April 2026, following its launch in Ho Chi Minh City, Nagakawa Group (ticker: NAG - HNX) continued its “Call me Naga” journey to Hanoi, accelerating the brand’s transformation toward a younger image and introducing a series of new products for summer 2026. The “Naga” name was selected as…

The State Securities Commission (SSC) has revoked the public company status of Hanoi Joint Stock Company for Electrical and Water Installation. The decision was issued through Official Dispatch No. 2607/UBCK-GSĐC on April 3, according to information published on the SSC portal. SSC’s decision On April 3, the SSC issued Official…

AI surpasses music copyright; is the recording industry facing a new challenge?

The emergence of AI-powered music-creation platforms such as Suno is expanding the possibilities for musical creativity, but it is also introducing significant copyright risks. While Suno says it does not allow the use of copyrighted material, the article describes vulnerabilities that can be used to generate imitations of well-known songs.…

Amazon's Kobe project combines AI-powered automation with a Walmart-style flagship store; first location planned for 2027.

Amazon is pursuing an ambitious strategy called “Project Kobe,” aiming to combine a Walmart-style supercenter with robot- and AI-powered automated warehouses. The initiative is designed to expand Amazon’s physical retail footprint while reshaping how stores operate in the digital era. From supercenter to automated fulfillment Unlike traditional retail models, Kobe…

Samsung's 2nm chip plant in Taylor, Texas set to begin production; Tesla places orders in advance

Samsung is accelerating plans to produce 2nm chips at its Taylor, Texas plant as the yield rate of the 2nm GAA process is estimated at around 60%, enough for the company to move into production testing. According to Edaily, parts of the Taylor plant have received temporary operating certificates (TCO),…

Paying $200 a month still hits rate limits as a developer spends $5,000 to buy NVIDIA DGX Spark to build a private AI setup

Cloud-based artificial intelligence platforms are exposing growing risks for developers, after Anthropic changed pricing and tightened usage limits on tools and models used for automation and long-context workflows. Anthropic tightens OpenClaw pricing and access The controversy began with an early-April 2026 notice from Anthropic stating that users can no longer…

New generation of AI increases the risk of large-scale cyberattacks

Cybersecurity experts warn that the latest AI models could be exploited to carry out large-scale cyberattacks as technology advances faster than oversight. According to Axios, tech firms such as Anthropic and OpenAI are expected to release AI models capable of infiltrating complex systems at scale. Anthropic has also warned authorities…

China rolls out humanoid robots at triple the U.S. output, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang acknowledges the world will depend on Asia’s giant

China’s push into humanoid robotics is intensifying, with major technology and robotics supply-chain players increasingly tied to Chinese component ecosystems. In March, Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang unveiled a humanoid robot version of Olaf from Disney’s “Frozen,” describing it as a fusion of prominent U.S. tech names. The project also…

Labor shortage pushes Japan to rely on robots to sustain the economy

Japan’s push to develop its robotics industry is driven not only by the ambition to maintain technological leadership, but also by mounting pressure from a shrinking workforce. The concept of “physical AI”—robots embedded with artificial intelligence that can interact, adapt, and handle tasks flexibly in real-world environments—is gaining traction as…