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First Lady Jill Biden feared President Joe Biden may have been drugged or suffered a stroke during his disastrous June 2024 debate performance, according to her forthcoming memoir. In the book, obtained by The Atlantic a…
OpenAI will supply its GPT-5.5-Cyber model to Japan's three largest banks — MUFG Bank, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp., and Mizuho Bank — as part of a US-Japan cybersecurity initiative covering 15 critical infrastructure s…
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin argued on May 28 that embracing open-source principles is Europe’s strongest path to competing in AI and technology, rather than trying to replicate Silicon Valley’s proprietary model.…
Utah health officials released the first pilot review of an AI-powered prescription refill system, evaluating its safety and efficiency in automating medication renewals. The report found the technology reduced administr…
Donna R. Cryer argues that healthcare organizations are deploying artificial intelligence without meaningful patient representation in governance, risking a repeat of historical exclusion at scale. The healthcare executi…
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced a $500 billion investment in U.S. data centers earlier this year, earning praise from President Trump and a rollback of export controls on some chips. Huang then flew to Taiwan, broke gr…
A pilot program in Utah found that an AI system handling prescription refills agreed with at least one of two physicians in 97% of cases where it recommended renewal. In the 28% of cases where the AI escalated to a physi…
Software developers on H-1B visas face a tightening US job market as technology companies redirect spending toward artificial intelligence and rely more on coding assistants, reducing demand for traditional engineering r…
Anthropic's decision to control access to its advanced Mythos model before public release established a governance precedent where a private company, not a public body, determined which organizations could use strategica…
Joanna Bryson stated during her keynote at GOTO Copenhagen that AI bias mirrors human bias, as both originate from language and lived experiences, and that EU regulations now require transparency and accountability for A…
Federal prosecutors accused a Google engineer of using confidential Year in Search trend data to place profitable bets on the prediction market Polymarket, netting approximately $1.2 million. The insider allegedly exploi…
Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah stated publicly that every frontier AI lab operates within incentives that can conflict with doing the right thing, acknowledging that no lab can serve as its own final critic. The company…
A new guidance document titled "Shields up: Guidance for defending in the age of AI-enabled attacks" has been released, providing organizations with defensive strategies against artificial intelligence-powered cyber thre…
Researchers Thomas Corbin, Sue Sharpe, and Phillip Dawson warn that wearable AI will trigger a second wave of the assessment crisis, as devices like smart glasses provide real-time cognitive assistance that cannot be eas…
The Shanghai Futures Exchange is developing futures contracts tied to AI inference tokens, a first-of-its-kind financial product designed to help enterprises hedge against rising artificial intelligence costs. China's da…
Teenage unemployment has risen 4 percentage points since its post-pandemic low, more than for any other young worker category, but the cause is unlikely to be AI because most teens work in industries like food service an…
Arthur Mensch, CEO of French AI startup Mistral, directly rebutted Pope Leo XIV’s call to “disarm AI” on Thursday, arguing that European companies cannot afford to step back from defence-AI work while adversaries activel…
The Metropolitan Police has published a £300 million technology procurement list after London's deputy mayor blocked a contract worth up to £50 million with data analytics firm Palantir. The mayor's office stated the for…
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was booed by University of Arizona graduates after telling them their task is to help shape AI, with similar jeers occurring at commencements at the University of Central Florida and Middle…
California Governor Gavin Newsom's proposed $349.4 billion budget for 2026-27 faces mounting opposition from education and healthcare advocates over spending cuts, despite his claims of structural balance. The budget pro…