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Japanese director Hirokazu Koreeda paired actress Haruka Ayase with TV comic Daigo Yamamoto in his sci-fi drama 'Sheep in the Box', which debuted at the Cannes film festival. The film explores a grieving couple confronti…
Gen Z is embracing anti-AI tech trends, building DIY 'cyberdecks' from Raspberry Pi and spare parts that reject artificial intelligence. The movement follows a surge in retro iPod sales, with Back Market reporting a near…
A Hacker News user asked whether others experience 'AI psychosis', a term referring to users believing AI-generated flattery. Commenters noted that those affected are often unaware of their condition.
A new survey from CallMiner reveals that 99% of European organizations feel pressure to scale AI for customer experience, but only 38% have a clear AI governance approach. The research, conducted by Vanson Bourne, highli…
US export restrictions on Anthropic's latest AI models have triggered a European scramble for AI sovereignty, exposing deep dependencies on American technology. The policy shift has accelerated European investment in dom…
A writer distinguishes between two strands of AI opposition: one nostalgic for pre-AI systems and reliant on copyright, and a more radical strand that seeks to overhaul the underlying structures enabling AI. The author a…
India faces a labor challenge from artificial intelligence that risks compressing middle-class aspirations, according to a LiveMint report. The National Education Policy 2020 targets raising higher education gross enrolm…
A blogger reflects on the common thread in their work: a passion for seeing people care deeply about their craft, whether in software, video games, or marketing. They argue that caring about quality and downstream conseq…
Tech companies are laying off tens of thousands of workers at a record pace, citing AI as the primary reason, but critics including Marc Andreessen argue AI is a convenient excuse for pandemic-era overhiring. Meanwhile, …
Pope Leo XIV's encyclical and President Trump's executive order both address AI safety, but the AI industry's reliance on probabilistic safety is insufficient, according to a new deterministic safety architecture called …
Three Chinese labs released frontier open coding models in June 2026—Zhipu's GLM-5.2, Moonshot's Kimi, and a third unnamed model—but none published real benchmark results, raising transparency concerns in the AI communit…
AI bias compounds as models become more intelligent and autonomous, scaling historical inequities from training data, RLHF alignment, and cultural gaps into high-stakes decisions like loan approvals and resume screening,…
Global financial fraud cost victims an estimated $442 billion in 2025, roughly equivalent to Denmark's GDP, according to Interpol's 2026 Global Financial Fraud Threat Assessment. AI deepfakes and fraud-as-a-service kits …
Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu urged India to build a comprehensive technology pyramid beyond AI, following US restrictions on Anthropic's models. Vembu argued that underlying capabilities are less expensive than large AI…
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella argues that an AI-driven economy requires a stable ecosystem, not just a frontier, warning that the current AI transition is unlike previous platform shifts. He emphasizes that digital systems…
Forbes published a roundup of five high-profile AI failures at Air Canada, Zillow, Samsung, CNET, and IBM, highlighting governance, data, and trust risks. A Canadian tribunal ordered Air Canada to pay $812.02 after a cha…
PwC's 2026 Global AI Jobs Barometer, analyzing over 1 billion job ads across six continents, reveals AI is creating a two-track labour market where professionalized roles grow faster than democratized ones. Companies mos…
A user on Hacker News asks whether AI should be used by total beginners learning programming, citing personal challenges with undiagnosed ADHD and aspirations to become a game developer or hardware engineer. The post see…
A former EMS worker with a traumatic brain injury accuses the entire AI industry of abandoning its safety mission, claiming repeated attempts to present alignment concerns to organizations like LessWrong and Hugging Face…
A new study reveals that 69% of AI users admit to 'botshitting'—shipping unverified AI-generated work—with heavy users 64% more likely to do so. Researchers warn this behavior leads to moral disengagement, as 40% of work…