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Over 40% of companies plan to fill junior roles with AI
A new report from the British Standards Institution (BSI) suggests artificial intelligence (AI) will continue to cut entry-level jobs.
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Miniscule AI model from Samsung solves specific problems better than huge LLMs
Samsung has just demonstrated how powerful specialized models can be, even at very small sizes. Despite being just a seven-million-parameter-sized AI model, which is a rounding error compared to massive foundational LLMs, it beats DeepSeek, o3-mini, and Gemini 2.5 Pro at sudoku, maze, and ARC-AGI puzzle solving.
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Can ChatGPT become the "everything app" that Elon Musk couldn't build?
The integration of various popular apps has brought ChatGPT closer to becoming the "everything app" that Elon Musk dreams of but hasn't yet succeeded in building. But can it become the Western version of the Chinese WeChat?
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Google to power LA28 Olympics with cloud and AI technology
Google will serve as the official cloud provider of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games and has joined LA28 as a founding partner, organisers said on Wednesday, in a deal that also extends to Team USA and NBCUniversal's US coverage.
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AI characters taking the stage – how AI is reshaping entertainment
When Eline Van der Velden unveiled her latest star at the Zurich Summit in September 2025, the red carpet looked more like a...
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Cisco's new P200 AI networking chip will connect data centers over large distances
Cisco Systems on Wednesday announced the launch of a new networking chip that can connect AI data centers over large distances, with Microsoft and Alibaba cloud computing units signing on as its first customers.
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Data centers drive US GDP growth – and electricity bills
A Harvard economist says investment in data centers drove the US GDP growth in the first half of 2025. However, these facilities may also be responsible for soaring electricity bills.
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Ransomware groups multiply as AI lowers entry barriers
Blockchain analysts have identified nine emerging ransomware groups, noting that AI-powered solutions are lowering the entry barriers for new criminals and helping established groups scale up their operations.
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Google AI Mode finally made available across Europe
Google AI Mode is rolling out in 35 new languages and 40 new countries, expanding its coverage to the EU, where it was delayed due to stricter rules.
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"Hug my younger self” trend makes deepfaking easier
The “hug my younger self” trend on social media spreads a necessary message of self-love and compassion. However, it also puts users' precious biometric data at risk.
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How a ChatGPT romance helped Jared Leto prepare for Tron: Ares
Jared Leto reportedly formed an intimate relationship with ChatGPT to prepare for Tron: Ares, sparking debate on AI companionship and method acting.
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Zelda Williams slams AI deepfakes of Robin Williams: “You’re not making art, you’re making disgusting hotdogs”
Zelda Williams has condemned a wave of AI deepfakes featuring her late father, Robin Williams, calling them “disgusting” and “not art.” Her post comes as OpenAI’s Sora 2 video tool fuels a flood of synthetic celebrity clips, reigniting debate over consent, legacy, and the ethics of digital resurrection.
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OpenAI bans China-linked ChatGPT accounts over surveillance requests
OpenAI said on Tuesday it has banned several ChatGPT accounts with suspected links to the Chinese government entities after the users asked for proposals to monitor social media conversations.
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AI could destroy 100M jobs, Bernie Sanders warns
Artificial intelligence (AI) must benefit all, not just the few, Senator Bernie Sanders has warned. He believes that tens of millions of jobs could be lost in the US within the next decade if nothing is done.
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Teen’s shocking ChatGPT request sparks AI safety concerns
A 13-year-old in Florida was arrested after asking ChatGPT how to kill his friend, a query flagged by school surveillance software. The case has reignited debate over AI safety and student monitoring.
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SafeTraffic Copilot is 70% accurate at predicting car crashes
The AI-based tool, SafeTraffic Copilot, analyzes descriptions of road conditions and satellite images to predict car crashes at 70% accuracy.
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OpenAI DevDay key takeaways: From coding to agent kits, Altman is making it "easier to build with AI"
OpenAI’s third annual DevDay kicked off in San Francisco on Monday, starting with a livestream opening keynote by none other than OpenAI CEO and founder Sam Altman. From announcing new AI models to live demos showing how to build AI agents within minutes, the ChatGPT leader said it's all about "pushing the future forward" and "making it easier to build with AI."
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OpenAI offers EU ideas on how to catch up in AI
A report by OpenAI and a network of startup advocacy organizations says the European Union should simplify procurement processes for agentic artificial intelligence.
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AMD lands multi-year AI chip deal with OpenAI worth tens of billions
AMD said on Monday it will supply artificial intelligence chips to OpenAI in a multi-year deal that would bring in tens of billions of dollars in annual revenue and give the ChatGPT creator the option to buy up to roughly 10% of the chipmaker.
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Russian AI resurrection videos turn grief into propaganda
In the shadow of war, technology is rewriting grief. AI is bringing the dead back to life for $30, a growing phenomenon in Russia where grief is being turned into state-crafted propaganda.
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