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🔎 This Week in Tech: AI Reality, Console Wars & Digital Safety Shake-Ups
Justin Nam
December 03, 2025
Why Voice AI's Biggest Breakthrough Has Nothing to Do with New Models
(Photo: Sayd Agzamkhodjaev)
After years of flashy demos and hype, Voice-AI is finally entering a more mature phase — not because of newer models alone, but because of infrastructure.
PS5 vs Xbox Series X: Ultimate 2025 Console Showdown – Which One Comes Out on Top?
(Photo: PS5 vs Xbox Series X comparison: Epic 2025 console showdown reveals the best next-gen champ in specs, games, and performance.)
The 2025 console battle remains tight — the article compares the strength of PlayStation 5 (PS5) and Xbox Series X across performance, storage, exclusives, backward-compatibility, and ecosystem. PS5 wins on load times, loading-speed SSD, and exclusive cinematic titles; Xbox Series X scores on raw GPU/CPU power, better backward compatibility, and value via subscription services like Game Pass.
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YouTube Confirms Compliance With Australia’s Groundbreaking Teen-Age Rule
(Photo: A picture taken on October 5, 2021 in Toulouse shows the logo of Youtube social media displayed by a by a tablet and a smartphone.)
YouTube has announced that it will comply with a new Australian law banning social-media accounts for users under 16 — meaning kids below 16 will be automatically signed out starting December 10. They’ll still be able to watch videos, but lose functionality like commenting, subscribing, and personalized settings.
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Top 10 Signs Your Phone Is Hacked That You Can't Ignore — Phone Security Tips to Remove Malware Fast
(Photo: Joshua Hoehne/Unsplash)
A timely reminder about personal cybersecurity: the article outlines common — but often overlooked — warning signs that your smartphone might be compromised. These include rapid battery drain, unusual app behavior, unexpected pop-ups, suspicious data spikes, unknown apps, and even unexpected camera or microphone activity.
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Until next time,
AI EXPLAINED team