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A writer who previously opposed AI monitoring tools now acknowledges their potential benefits after testing them in a workplace setting. The shift in perspective suggests that hands-on experience with the technology can …
Malaysia recorded its first violent protest against new age verification laws, with demonstrators clashing with police in the capital. The unrest marks an escalation in public opposition to the government's digital regul…
South Korean Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back used the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore to underscore Seoul's push for "self-reliant" defense capabilities, citing growing North Korean threats and a volatile global security …
Union City Councilmember Scott Sakakihara, a former Palantir executive, has received over $3 million in support from political action committees tied to Uber, Meta, and tech billionaires Chris Larsen and Tim Draper in th…
Microsoft vice chair and president Brad Smith announced in December 2025 a C$19 billion investment in Canada, calling it the company's largest-ever commitment and "the most robust digital sovereignty plan" Microsoft has …
Graduation speakers who mentioned artificial intelligence drew audible boos from 2026 graduates across multiple U.S. campuses, with former Google CEO Eric Schmidt receiving jeers at the University of Arizona for stating …
American Express has become the first financial institution to cover losses from AI agent purchasing errors with its new Agent Purchase Protection program, while Chargebacks911 warns that agent-initiated mistakes could o…
Anthropic prohibits job candidates from using AI tools during interviews unless explicitly allowed, requiring applicants to complete up to five rounds including a "culture interview" that assesses values and ethical reas…
The French government's digital transformation department (DINUM) has released Sécurix, an alpha-stage secure operating system built on NixOS that provides a hardened environment with strong isolation and policy-driven c…
Taiwan faces a losing economic battle in a potential conflict with China, as the island cannot sustain the cost of defending against cheap, mass-produced drones and missiles. China's industrial base and political system …
The ET Alpha Wealth Summit will take place on June 4 in Mumbai, convening investors, fund managers and market thinkers to discuss artificial intelligence's impact on India's growth outlook. Marquee sessions include a deb…
Graduation speakers for the class of 2026 are facing polarized reactions when addressing artificial intelligence, with former Google CEO Eric Schmidt receiving boos at the University of Arizona and comedian Conan O'Brien…
SoftBank will invest up to €75 billion ($87 billion) to build 5 gigawatts of AI data centre capacity in France, marking the Japanese conglomerate's largest European infrastructure commitment. The first phase, worth €45 b…
Technical AI safety researchers without full-time positions should consider taking a three-month contract research manager role on an AI safety fellowship rather than spending that time on independent research, according…
LineageLens has launched a self-hosted code provenance tool that records the prompt, model, tool, target file, and inserted code for AI-generated edits, addressing a critical gap in enterprise AI governance. The product …
The Trump White House released its National Policy Framework for Artificial Intelligence on March 20, 2026, sending Congress a seven-point legislative blueprint designed to establish federal AI standards that would overr…
Former Digital Minister Masaaki Taira argued on May 31 that Japan can still compete in the global AI sector by focusing on robotics and specialized models trained on proprietary data, rather than challenging advanced lar…
Keyrock's analysis of 176 million x402 payments found that 76% were below a $0.30 card-fee floor and 98.6% settled in USDC, revealing that stablecoin fallback flows require careful retry policies to prevent unintended re…
President Lee Jae Myung's national vision depends on successful implementation in regional areas, but upcoming local elections are threatened by unprecedented candidate overcrowding and severe internal party conflicts, i…
Academics Eliezer Yudkowsky and Nate Soares argue in their new book, "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies," that continued improvements in artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction within months or a decade. …