Nick Cerrano

The Facebook algorithm ā€” you either love it or hate it. The system either propels fresh and exciting content to the spotlight or hides it in Nowheresville. However, content distribution at Meta is changing rapidly. In 2026, Facebook’s algorithm is leaning heavily into artificial intelligence (AI) to decide what you see beyond your friends’ and followed Pages’ posts.

If you wear glasses, you know the routine. You look down to read a message, then glance up at a screen across the room. With traditional lenses, your prescription stays fixed. Autofocus glasses aim to change that. Instead of relying on a single corrective power, these high-tech frames adjust their lenses in real time based on where and how you focus. The result feels closer to how your eyes worked years ago. So, how do autofocus glasses actually work?

You’ve probably seen headlines about Netflix and Warner Bros. circulating across your tech and entertainment feeds, raising a big question — could Netflix actually buy Warner Bros? And if talks happened, how far did they go? As you dig into the story, you’ll find it brings together big business strategy, media industry history, serious money and fast-moving negotiations. It also gives you a closer look at how media giants compete for power in a world where streaming services lead the conversation.