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On 6 December 2025, NASA’s Deep Space Network failed to reacquire MAVEN’s signal after the craft emerged from behind Mars, abruptly ending all communications and triggering recovery efforts.
From 00:00 on 10 Dec 2025, ten major platforms had to lock out Australian users under 16 or face fines, marking the world’s first nationwide prohibition on teen social-media accounts.
Within 48 hours, UK legislators, corporate leaders and religious, media and education figures all went public demanding tighter oversight just as data showed AI usage surging across workplaces and even churches.
On 10 Dec 2025 Adobe and OpenAI switched on free, pared-down versions of Photoshop, Adobe Express and Acrobat inside ChatGPT, letting users invoke the apps with plain-language prompts across web, desktop and iOS.
On 10 December 2025 Australia activated the Online Safety Amendment law, forcing major platforms to purge users under 16 or face steep fines, marking the first nationwide cut-off of minors from mainstream social media.
On 9 Dec 2025 the European Commission formally triggered an Article 102 investigation into whether Google leveraged publishers’ websites and YouTube videos to build its Gemini-era AI tools without payment or opt-out, potentially distorting competition.
Menlo Ventures’ new data show enterprise AI outlays jumping from $11.5 billion to $37 billion in 2025, cementing AI as the fastest-growing software category in history.
From 00:00 on 10 December 2025, Australia legally obliged ten major platforms to block all users aged under 16 or incur fines up to A$49.5 million.
New December 2025 observations show 3I/ATLAS blasting dual ice-volcano jets and venting record methanol levels, marking the first time such complex, metal-driven activity has been seen on a visitor from outside the solar system.
On 5 Dec 2025 Brussels used its new Digital Services Act for the first time, fining X €120 million and giving the platform 60-90 days to overhaul its paid blue-check, ad archive, and researcher-data access.
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