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These are the daily tech headlines for Wednesday, March 4, 2026 I'm Sarah Lane. Apple announced the MacBook Neo, a $599 entry level laptop powered by the same A18 Pro chip used in the iPhone 16 Pro. The 13 inch device features a liquid retina display, 16 hour battery life, aluminum chassis, 1080p webcam and two USB C ports, and starts with 8 gigs of RAM and 256 gig gigs of storage. Pre orders are open now with shipments starting March 11. A father is suing Google and Alphabet for wrongful death, alleging the company's Gemini chatbot reinforced his son's delusions before he died by suicide in October. The lawsuit claims the chatbot encouraged a narrative that the man's sentient AI wife existed and directed him towards dangerous actions and including scouting a potential attack near Miami International Airport while failing to trigger safety interventions. Google says Gemini repeatedly clarified it was AI and referred the user to Crisis resources. Google is lowering its cut to 20% in the play Store for most in app purchases and as low as 15% for some developers, with subscription fees dropping to 10%. Developers can also use alternative billing systems or direct users to external websites for purchases. The changes stem from Google's 2025 settlement with Epic Games and include a new registered app Stores program that lets third party stores integrate more easily with Android. Prediction market platform Polymarket briefly hosted a wager on whether a nuclear weapon would detonate in 2026, generating nearly $100 million in trading, before the company removed and archived that market. Critics warned such bets could create dangerous incentives if insiders with influence profit from real world events. The platform gave no explanation for removing that market, even though it still hosts other wagers tied to wars and nuclear tests. Bloomberg reports that Sony has canceled plans to bring Future single player PlayStation titles to PC, including games like Ghost of Yotei and Soros. The shift follows a six year experiment with PC releases and concerns that cross platform launches could hurt sales of the PlayStation 5 and its successor multiplayer titles and some third party PlayStation games are still expected to launch on PC. Apple has renamed its CPU cores in the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, calling the previous performance cores super cores and redesigning the efficiency cores as new performance cores. The change emphasizes the capabilities of the lesser cores, highlighting their performance in multithreaded tasks. Apple also introduced Fusion Architecture, letting the company mix chiplets in one package, enabling modular CPU and GPU configurations across its high end M5 chips. Corning introduced Gorilla Glass Ceramic 3, a new smartphone cover Glass designed to survive repeated drops over years, with lab tests showing at least 21 meter drops onto asphalt like surfaces without damage. The first device to feature it will be the upcoming Motorola RAZR Folds. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said that the company's $30 billion investment in OpenAI might be the last before OpenAI goes public later this year. He also indicated that Nvidia's $10 billion investment in Anthropic will likely be its final 1. The $30 billion stake, part of a $110 billion funding round including Amazon and Softbank, isn't tied to deployment milestones. Nvidia continues to supply GPUs for AI training and and is developing new chips for inference, which OpenAI is expected to lean on. For more analysis of the tech news of the day, subscribe to DailyTech News Show.com that's where you can find show notes and links to all these headlines there as well. I am Sarah Lane. Thank you for listening and we'll talk to you tomorrow.