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UBS hosted its inaugural Asian Investment Conference Wealth Forum in Hong Kong and Singapore, drawing over 6,200 attendees to discuss AI, global connectivity, and investment strategies amid geopolitical and technological…
SAP released a gated whitepaper titled 'Reimagining public administration HR leadership in AI transformation' on The Mandarin, targeting public sector CHROs in Australia and New Zealand. The document cites SAP's own rese…
Fraud cases in the UK surged to 4.1 million in 2025, with losses of nearly £1.3bn, as criminals increasingly use AI to manipulate victims, including marrying romance scam targets. UK Finance calls for stronger tech platf…
AI is poised to solve software creation, making it a ubiquitous utility and shifting innovation's frontier from digital to physical, according to Kadhir Mani. The author argues that as software becomes cheap and accessib…
Argentina's President Javier Milei proposed legislation allowing AI-run corporations without human directors or shareholders, aiming to attract tech investment with low taxes and minimal regulation. Critics like historia…
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warned against the overuse of frontier AI models for non-critical tasks, coining the term 'token-maxing' to describe the wasteful practice. Speaking on the New York Times Hard Fork podcast, he…
A new study from FusionAuth reveals that 65% of organizations suffered an AI identity breach in the past year, with those most confident in their security being breached at the highest rate (84%). The report warns that c…
A machine-learning screen of 2.6 million cancer papers found nearly 10% show signs of paper mill fraud, while fabricated citations in biomedical papers have grown twelve-fold in two years, reaching one in 277 papers in e…
PJM and ERCOT, America's two largest grid operators, face interconnection queues exceeding 233 GW, driven by AI data centers and Bitcoin miners. The surge threatens grid reliability and has already driven capacity auctio…
The U.S. government issued an export control directive requiring Anthropic to suspend access to its top-tier AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, for foreign nationals over national-security concerns. In response, a Times of…
UC Berkeley professor Hany Farid, a leading digital forensics expert, told the New York Times he struggles to distinguish AI-generated media from real content, calling it 'like going blind.' Farid is leaving Berkeley to …
The exponential growth of AI compute demand is creating an insurmountable need for continuous, high-density baseload power that intermittent renewables cannot provide, making nuclear energy the only viable solution. Data…
The US government ordered Anthropic to disable its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models globally on June 12, 2026, just three days after their launch, due to national security concerns over Mythos 5's exceptional vulnerability…
Anil Dash argues for a shift from Big AI to many small, responsible AI tools created by and for communities, citing widespread cultural pushback and ethical concerns about major AI platforms. He suggests that alternative…
MimicScribe offers an AI notetaker that runs audio processing locally on a Mac, allowing users to choose which cloud provider handles text features, aligning with company data policies that restrict unvetted third-party …
A new paper titled 'When AI Says It Feels' warns against mistaking eloquent AI language for evidence of consciousness, urging a multi-angle approach to evaluating machine sentience. Researchers argue that claims of machi…
AI-assisted coding democratizes software creation, enabling anyone to build functional apps for personal use. However, when those apps are shared or sold to others, professional demands—such as reliability, security, mai…
AI agents are moving beyond capability concerns to trust bottlenecks, with Anthropic reporting over 80% of code merged at the company now written by Claude. As agentic output outpaces human review, explainability must be…
Data from New York's WARN Act filings shows no companies attributed layoffs to AI in the first year of mandatory disclosure, contradicting predictions of mass unemployment. Software engineers remain essential due to bott…
Two feature films with visuals generated entirely by artificial intelligence, "I'm Popo" and "Man in Hanbok," debuted in South Korean theaters on May 21, marking the country's first theatrical release of AI-generated mov…