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Data centers become the new front line of war
Iran, Russia and Ukraine have begun targeting computing facilities that power AI, banks and hospitals, forcing tech companies to rethink where they build.
TIME · 2m
Holy See: Disarmament essential for peace
Holy See urges immediate disarmament to build peace, calling for nuclear and AI safeguards.
Vaticannews · 1m
Faith and Education Bridges in Kazakhstan
A German priest's school in Northern Kazakhstan builds intercultural understanding through faith-based education.
Vaticannews · 1m
Six skills your workforce needs to master AI
CEOs are drowning employees in AI training. Gartner says focus on six core capabilities instead.
Harvard Business Review · 2m
How Block, Amazon and others are rebuilding work around AI
Four major companies explain how they are restructuring operations, measuring returns and preparing workforces for an AI-native future.
Fortune · 2m
AI's limits in robotics and a flood-fighting rubber dam
Researchers doubt AI breakthroughs will soon enable humanoid robots, while a startup tackles rising seas with portable barriers.
MIT Technology Review · 2m
America unprepared for AI-powered propaganda
As foreign adversaries integrate AI into coordinated influence campaigns, the U.S. government dismantles the agencies designed to track them.
Foreign Affairs · 4m
Trump renames AI to 'super intelligence'
President Trump ordered the government to stop using 'AI' and start using 'super intelligence,' but the term already means something different in the industry.
PolitiFact · 3m
Nvidia invests in Doctolib and three French AI firms
American chipmaker Nvidia announces minority stakes in four French technology companies, including medical platform Doctolib, as it expands its European AI presence.
RFI · 2m
Trump calls AI 'super intelligence' but will it catch on?
Trump rebrands AI as 'super intelligence' but industry experts question if the term will gain traction.
Digital Camera World · 1m
Three executives reflect on leadership in the tech age
At TIME's Executives of the Year dinner in New York, tech leaders discussed how human choices will shape technology's impact.
TIME · 1m
Three CTOs on AI and the future of retail
Technology leaders from Home Depot, Wayfair and Rokt discuss how AI is reshaping customer experience and the workplace.
TIME · 1m
Citi's Fraser: next phase is beating the best
After five years of heavy lifting, Citi's CEO says the bank must now compete at the highest level while managing AI risk at speed.
Fortune · 1m
AI is solving science's hardest problems
AI models have jumped from solving 2 percent to 35 percent of theoretical physics and maths problems in just two years, upending multiple scientific fields.
WIRED · 1m
AI now linked to 84% of ransomware attacks
Cybercriminals are using artificial intelligence to carry out more than four in five ransomware attacks, according to a new report.
CBS News · 1m
India insulates growth from global shocks
Union Minister Vaishnaw warns tech disruptions and AI risks threaten global economic stability.
Financialexpress · 1m
Former ARPA-H director launches startup to fix science's bottleneck
Renee Wegrzyn left the White House health agency to tackle the 'magic hands problem' holding back medical breakthroughs with her new company, Transfyr.
Fastcompany · 2m
Fink warns data center halt could trigger recession
BlackRock's CEO says a moratorium on data center construction would damage the economy, citing massive AI infrastructure investment.
CNBC · 1m
Math skills matter more in the age of AI
Business leaders must master practical math to make sound decisions, even as AI excels at academic problems. Human reasoning remains essential.
Harvard Business Review · 3m
IMF warns AI bubble could crash global economy
The International Monetary Fund says artificial intelligence investments pose major risks to financial stability if valuations correct.
TechRadar · 1m
What Europe's customer contact event revealed about AI
At Customer Contact Week Europe 2026, 700 attendees showed AI has moved from niche to central, but organisations worry about risk and bringing teams along.
The Next Web · 1m
Zuckerberg admits Meta bet $200B on AI in the dark
Meta's CEO says the company committed up to $200 billion to AI infrastructure without knowing if it would work, as free cash flow collapsed 91 percent.
The Next Web · 1m
CFOs demand AI projects prove their worth
Finance leaders at Chevron, ServiceNow and Nasdaq say artificial intelligence initiatives must compete for capital like any other investment and deliver measurable business value.
Fortune · 1m
Illinois Bioeconomy Gets $17m Expansion
Illinois bioeconomy gains $17m boost to scale sustainable fuels and biomanufacturing.
Pulse 2.0 · 1m
Character.AI bankruptcy leaves millions of users’ chats in limbo
Character.AI’s bankruptcy puts millions of users’ intimate chats at risk of being sold without clear protections.
Straight Arrow · 1m
Moms For Liberty Attendees Raise School Privacy And AI Concerns
Parents at Dallas summit highlight school privacy issues and AI risks for children.
Dallas Express · 1m
IMF raises growth forecast but warns of AI and debt risks
The International Monetary Fund upgraded its 2026 outlook to 3.1% growth but flagged artificial intelligence speculation and rising debt as threats to stability.
Fastcompany · 2m
Disney bids $20M for scandal-hit Character.AI tech
Disney offers to buy intellectual property from the bankrupt chatbot maker it publicly attacked last year for harming children.
Ars Technica · 2m
AI's refusal problem runs deeper than we think
Companies train AI to say no to harmful requests, but the technology remains unreliable, easily jailbroken, and vulnerable to authoritarian abuse.
MIT Technology Review · 4m
AI labs are buying data from dead startups
As startups shut down, AI companies are buying their archived emails, code and workspace data to train models. The market is booming, but raises questions about worker privacy and fair pricing.
MIT Technology Review · 2m
AI's refusal problem and weight-loss drug side effects
Today's AI models are trained to refuse harmful requests, but those refusals sometimes fail catastrophically. Meanwhile, weight-loss drugs show unexpected side effects beyond their intended use.
MIT Technology Review · 2m
Kroger cuts 3,000 jobs for AI push
Kroger lays off 3,000 corporate workers over three years to boost artificial intelligence use.
Seattletimes · 1m
Jack Reacher Returns With Susan Turner in New Book
Jack Reacher reunites with former commanding officer Susan Turner in Lee Child's new thriller Chain Reaction.
Collider · 2m
350 scientists demand AI security body after preventable hacks
Scientists from 31 countries call for an international body to track AI security failures after recent breaches of government websites and a startup.
Abc · 1m
MI5 warns AI could arm terrorists with bioweapons
Britain's spy chief says artificial intelligence poses unprecedented threats, from enabling bioweapon access to outthinking human defenders.
POLITICO · 1m
MI5 warns AI could arm terrorists with bioweapons
The head of Britain's Security Service says artificial intelligence poses an unprecedented threat if safeguards fail, potentially giving extremists access to biological weapons.
The Independent · 1m
Broadcom CEO warns AI investors are gambling blind
Hock Tan says most companies waste money on AI without understanding what they are doing, and capital may become the biggest constraint on the technology's growth.
The Next Web · 1m
Major news outlets join AI copyright coalition
The New York Times, AFP and The Economist have joined SPUR, a group of over 80 publishers fighting for payment when AI systems use their work.
The Next Web · 1m
Artificial shows how AI went wrong
Luca Guadagnino's film traces the path from Geoffrey Hinton's lab to Sam Altman's OpenAI, and finds only despair ahead.
TIME · 2m
AI agents may soon trade your crypto
Cryptocurrency exchanges are rolling out AI trading agents, but the same technology is already attacking their systems.
Fortune · 1m
Meta's new AI models put it back in the race
Meta's Muse Wonder models show the company's billion-dollar AI bet is paying off, with capabilities matching or beating rivals.
WIRED · 1m
Meta unveils AI models to challenge rivals
Meta has unveiled new artificial intelligence models it says can compete with the industry's leading systems.
CBS News · 1m
Will the chief AI officer role survive?
Companies are hiring chief AI officers at record rates, but the role may be self-defeating: the better they do their job, the less the organization needs them.
Fastcompany · 2m
Epic Games goes all-in on AI for Disney shooter
Epic is shifting to an AI-first development model for its Marvel and Star Wars game with Disney, replacing hand-written code with AI-generated assets.
Ars Technica · 1m
China's robot bet could win the AI race
Beijing is building physical AI while Washington focuses on software, risking American technological dominance.
Foreign Affairs · 3m
IMF Lowers Latin America Growth, Raises South Korea
IMF cuts Latin America growth forecast to 2.3% while boosting South Korea to 3.3% on AI exports.
BigGo Finance · 1m
Newsroom Panel on Higher Education Trust
North Texas leaders debate college trust, AI and affordability at Dallas Morning News event.
The Dallas Morning News · 1m
Most Brits wary of giving AI too much control
A survey of 2,000 British adults finds 84% uncomfortable handing significant autonomy to AI agents, citing fraud and legal liability concerns.
TechRadar · 1m
CEOs credit AI for productivity gains, but lack visibility
Half of UK CEOs say AI boosted productivity, yet most cannot track its costs or measure its return on investment.
TechRadar · 1m
TikTok CEO expects AI breakthrough in physics and biotech
Shou Chew says artificial intelligence will deliver major scientific advances within two to three years, but warns of cybersecurity risks.
The Next Web · 1m
AI spending is propping up global growth at 3%, IMF warns
The IMF says artificial intelligence infrastructure investment is sustaining world economic growth, but the technology poses risks to jobs and inequality.
The Next Web · 1m
Cage refuses Amazon's AI waiver for cancelled Spider-Noir
Nicolas Cage rejected an artificial intelligence waiver from Amazon for his Prime Video series and says he probably won't work with the studio again.
The Next Web · 1m
Nadella: treat all AI models as compromised
Microsoft's CEO calls for containment systems and transparency to manage risks from advanced AI.
The Verge · 1m
TikTok CEO predicts AI breakthroughs in science within three years
Shou Zi Chew says artificial intelligence will drive major discoveries in physics, biotech, chemistry and material science, while warning of cybersecurity risks.
CNBC · 1m
Mistral's Le Chonk challenges US and Chinese AI leaders
French AI company Mistral releases a trillion-parameter open model it says rivals the best proprietary systems, positioning itself as Europe's alternative to US control.
Ars Technica · 1m
AI is now a racing advantage in IndyCar
Álex Palou's dominant 2026 season was aided by OpenAI collaboration on car setup optimization, showing AI's growing role in motorsport.
Ars Technica · 1m
Silicon Valley adopts Trump's 'super intelligence' rebrand
Musk, Benioff, Huang and Nadella have all switched to calling AI 'super intelligence' after Trump declared the old term unacceptable.
The Verge · 1m
Billie Lourd Sends Kids to Tech-Free School
Billie Lourd sends her kids to a technology-free school to protect them from tech's impact.
FemaleFirst · 1m
Alibaba Raises $9.67B for AI
Alibaba's $9.67B equity raise funds AI infrastructure and model development.
Dealroom · 1m
AI fraudster jailed for streaming billions of fake songs
A North Carolina man used artificial intelligence and thousands of bot accounts to generate fake streams worth millions, outstreaming Taylor Swift in one month.
Ars Technica · 1m