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Nvidia to make “huge” investment in OpenAI as $100 billion plan faces questions
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said on Saturday that the company is planning a "huge" investment in OpenAI, describing it as potentially “the largest investment [Nvidia] ever made.”
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Peloton cuts 11% of workforce soon after AI hardware launch
American fitness and media company Peloton slashed 11% of its staff, mostly engineers working on technology and enterprise efforts, following a sluggish start to its AI-powered equipment.
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AI week in quotes: Andrej Karpathy predicts “slopacolypse”
Anthropic’s CEO Dario Amodei has warned that autonomous AI may threaten humanity, while Andrej Karpathy is bracing for a “slopacolypse.”
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AI is helping scammers target crypto users – cases jumped sixfold last year
Among the many signs of how criminals are increasingly using AI, blockchain analysts claim that AI-enabled scam activity increased sixfold in 2025.
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Anthropic CEO joins AI doomer ranks with rambling essay, but what are his true motives?
A lot of what Anthropic cofounder and CEO Dario Amodei writes about AI risks in his new 19,000-word essay is spot-on. But the general idea that AI can doom us all to a grim future? Let’s just say it’s the dark side of the whole hype.
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Scientist loses two years’ worth of work with a single ChatGPT click
A German professor says that if one click can delete years of work, then ChatGPT cannot be considered completely safe for professional use.
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China to launch AI data centres in orbit, competing with SpaceX
China plans to launch space‑based artificial intelligence data centres over the next five years, state media reported on Thursday, a challenge to Elon Musk’s plan to deploy SpaceX data centres to the heavens.
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UK wants Google to help news sites block click-stealing AI summaries
Britain said it wanted Google to change its search services to give businesses and consumers more choice, including allowing publishers to "opt out" of their content being used in its AI Overviews or to train standalone AI models.
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This journalist asked DeepSeek to revise his investigation, but it flipped the narrative to favor Russia
Investigative journalist Christo Grozev says DeepSeek has completely rewritten his article, adding narratives that resemble Russian propaganda.
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Pinterest to lay off up to 15% of staff because of AI
Pinterest is laying off up to 15% of its workforce to prioritize artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.
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Russia turns to AI as losses mount in Ukraine
Moscow hopes that an AI-enabled battlefield management system will help address command-and-control problems among front-line units.
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Don’t like ChatGPT or Gemini? A DIY-like AI assistant is here but there’s a catch
This is an AI chatbot that “lives” in your device and can be summoned in various messaging apps.
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Amelia, a game character, becomes a meme with an extremist agenda
The educational game, intended to teach UK schoolkids to recognize radical views, has provided the basis for a viral AI character on social media.
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AI is destroying more jobs in the UK than other major economies, Morgan Stanley says
Job losses linked to artificial intelligence (AI) are hitting Britain harder than Japan, Germany, Australia, and the US, according to new research from investment bank Morgan Stanley.
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EU investigates X after Grok AI generates explicit images
The European Commission has launched an investigation into Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok over the production of explicit imagery, Regina Doherty, a member of the European parliament representing Ireland, said in a statement on Monday.
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ChatGPT backs up its answers using Musk’s AI tool
The desire to provide users with different points of view might only increase misinformation.
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AI still can’t replace corporate workers, but Gemini Flash 3 performs best
Concerns that artificial intelligence (AI) will soon replace corporate workers seem to be overblown – at least for now.
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Has King Philippe of Belgium invited you to a gala dinner? Beware, you’re being scammed
The Federal Prosecutor’s Office and the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium have issued a warning about scammers who use artificial intelligence (AI) to impersonate prominent figures, including King Philippe. A criminal investigation into the fraudsters has been launched.
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AI is not as profitable as you might think, study finds
Most chief executive officers (CEOs) report that their companies haven’t seen a financial return from investments in artificial intelligence (AI).
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Workers who retrain for AI-era jobs still face a "penalty"
It's often difficult to gauge the true impact of AI on the labor market, given the tremendous hype surrounding the technology. If we assume that it will, at least, have some impact, however, then helping people adapt to new roles will be key (assuming that there will be sufficient new roles existing, of course).
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