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ICYMI: the week's 7 biggest tech news stories for January 31, 2026
By Hamish Hector published
Here are the biggest tech news stories from Whoop, Netflix, Samsung, OpenAI, and more for January 31, 2026.

OpenAI is retiring GPT-4o, but many users have vowed to fight the move
By Alex Blake published
OpenAI is retiring GPT-4o again after reinstating it just months ago, and some users aren’t happy.

Darren Aronofsky’s new YouTube series uses AI video to tell Revolutionary War stories
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
Time is releasing Darren Aronofsky's On This Day… 1776, a YouTube series that dramatizes key Revolutionary War moments using AI-generated visuals

The Moltbot AI assistant rebrand provoked an explosion of interest and scams
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
Open-source personal AI assistant Moltbot went viral after a chaotic rebrand to offer proactive automation

Tesla thinks you might mistake its next Optimus robot for a human
By Lance Ulanoff published
Tesla makes big shift to focus on AI and robotics, promising a very human-like Optimus 3 by March — but what does that really mean?

Napster’s back, and its new AI-first app wants you to help create the music
By Graham Barlow published
Napster is back and this time as an AI-powered music platform betting that the future of audio is co-creation, not passive listening.

ChatGPT’s new age-detection feature is misfiring
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
OpenAI's age verification AI is annoying adults mistakenly placed in teen mode and pressured to verify their age

Google’s affordable AI Plus subscription lands in U.S.
By Eric Hal Schwartz published
Google has launched its AI Plus subscription in 35 countries, including the U.S., bundling enhanced AI tools, cloud storage, and video generation features.

Appstinence wants to help you break your tech addiction and reject AI companions
By Lance Ulanoff published
Appstinence Founder Gabriela Nguyen on how the organization is helping people disconnect from addictive apps, platforms, and technologies, and why AI is the fight's next front.

Chrome puts AI agents, multitasking, and Nano Banana inside the browser
By Graham Barlow published
Google’s biggest Chrome update in years bakes Gemini AI agents, multitasking, and image editing directly into the browser, turning everyday web browsing into a hands-off experience.
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