OpenAI has introduced "ChatGPT for Financial Services," a specialized AI tool tailored for the financial sector. This AI assistant is designed to assist banks and financial institutions by automating complex tasks such as data analysis and modeling, which can help improve decision-making and efficiency. The tool aims to address the growing need for advanced analytics in an increasingly data-driven industry. Apple has launched its first foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo, priced at 2340 euros. The device has been met with mixed reactions, with some praising its premium design and advanced software capabilities, while others note its high price point. Apple executives have discussed the phone’s foldable screen design, pricing strategy, and how it competes with Android devices in the market. Meanwhile, Apple has also quietly increased the price of the iPhone 17, signaling ongoing adjustments in its product lineup. In a controversial move, Amazon and Anthropic have been digitizing rare books and then destroying them, a process that raises ethical and legal concerns. The companies argue that this approach helps address data scarcity in AI training, but critics say it exploits a legal loophole. This practice has sparked debate about the balance between innovation and the preservation of cultural heritage. Meanwhile, Microsoft is planning a major expansion of its data center infrastructure, aiming to triple its global capacity by 2032. The company seeks to reach 38 gigawatts of power to meet the growing demand for cloud computing and AI processing. In the tech sector, Adobe has surpassed one billion monthly active users, driven by its freemium model and AI-enhanced tools that appeal to both casual and professional users. Other developments include Mozilla’s introduction of the Smart Window feature in Firefox, which uses AI to improve the browsing experience. The feature is currently in beta in France. Oracle has also reported a significant 121% increase in cloud revenue, largely fueled by AI-driven services. On the security front, the Cyber Resilience Act requires companies to report exploited vulnerabilities, while the CNRS has issued warnings about the rising risks of AI-related fraud. Additionally, LG Smart TVs have been found to have a security flaw that could allow unauthorized access, potentially turning them into tools for surveillance.