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Instagram is renaming its 'AI creator' tag to 'AI-generated profile' and will limit the visibility of accounts featuring AI-generated people who fail to disclose it. Creators who add the new label won't face any reach penalty, but the rule only applies to profiles built around a fully AI-generated person, not those simply using AI tools for editing or captions.
Sony has rolled out a new free, ad-supported Live TV feature on PS5, offering more than 100 channels spanning news, sports, movies, TV shows and anime from partners like NBC, Fox News, Crunchyroll and FilmRise. Users can access it through the Media tab on the PS5 home screen, and Sony says the service will later expand to Bravia TVs and to Canada.
Historical texts show medieval Europeans followed Galen's belief that food was central to medical treatment, classifying foods by their supposed qualities of hot/cold and wet/dry to determine their effect on the body. Physicians taught that eating properly balanced these qualities and prevented illness, tied to a theory of three-stage digestion occurring in the stomach, liver, and throughout the body. Diet quality also reflected social class, with the wealthy eating fine wheat bread while poorer people relied on coarser barley or rye.
New guidance outlines how stress resilience fluctuates based on biological rhythms operating at multiple levels, including cellular processes, daily circadian patterns, and broader seasonal shifts. The framework suggests a three-step approach to building resilience by aligning habits and expectations with these natural cycles rather than treating stress capacity as constant year-round.
Phil Schiller, who has led Apple's App Store since 2015 and joined the company in 1987, has stepped down from that role, according to Bloomberg. He'll remain at Apple as a Fellow working on unspecified projects, a title insiders view as a precursor to full retirement. Carson Oliver, a 14-year App Store veteran, will take over daily operations, and the App Store is shifting from marketing to Eddy Cue's services division.
Visitors to British Columbia's Williston Reservoir filmed a tree-covered floating mass roughly the size of two football fields drifting on the water. The island was later reported to have disappeared from view, leaving its exact fate unclear.
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey, writing as chair of the Financial Stability Board, told G20 finance officials that cutting-edge AI models could sharply increase the speed, scale and affordability of cyberattacks on the financial system. He warned that many countries still lack rules to govern how these advanced models are developed, released and deployed, leaving the sector exposed. Bailey urged banks and tech providers to bolster defenses and prepare for scenarios where multiple firms are hit simultaneously through shared technology dependencies.
ResiClub's latest analysis finds that while pockets of Florida's housing market remain soft, the broader downturn and price recalibration that began earlier has been steadily easing throughout 2026. Eight charts in the report track this moderation across different metro areas and market indicators.
ZDNET published a roundup of the ten products its readers bought most often over the past month, with phone cases making up a large share of the list. The list is compiled from actual reader purchase data through ZDNET's affiliate links rather than editorial rankings alone.
The Federal Trade Commission, joined by more than 20 states, plans to file a lawsuit against Amazon alleging it deceived advertisers by manipulating ad pricing on its retail platform. The suit reportedly claims Amazon generated billions of dollars through this practice.
Phil Schiller has reportedly stepped down from running Apple's App Store and product launch events, according to Bloomberg, though Apple has not made a formal announcement. He will remain at the company as an Apple Fellow working on unspecified projects, while App Store oversight returns to Eddy Cue, who led it before Schiller took over in 2015.
Satechi has released the OntheGo Foldable Stand Hub, an $80 accessory that doubles as a tablet, phone, or laptop stand and a USB-C dock. A ZDNET reviewer tested the device and found it solved long-standing ergonomic and connectivity problems that had left previous tablets gathering dust.