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A temporary pause in state AI regulation could be the “light touch” we need, CISO says
As US President Donald Trump pushes the Senate to pass his Big Beautiful Bill by a July 4th deadline – including the controversial AI moratorium on state regulation – one CISO tells Cybernews that approaching regulation with a “light touch” may be just what the AI industry needs to succeed.
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NHS demands doctors stop using unapproved AI software to record patient conversations
NHS England is demanding that doctors stop using unauthorized artificial intelligence (AI) software to record and transcribe patient conversations.
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People increasingly willing to turn to ChatGPT for legal advice
Not long after ChatGPT burst onto the scene, two American lawyers were found to have used the technology to research their case. They were busted in large part because the AI had made up six of the cases they were using in their defence, seemingly oblivious of the possibility that generative AI could hallucinate responses.
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AI was once a developer’s best friend, but now it's a threat to the software supply chain
Approximately 97% of developers use generative artificial intelligence (AI) to write code, which causes a whole world of problems for developers and a new realm of opportunity for threat actors.
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AI impact on worker wellbeing remains small (for now)
Early AI adoption shows little harm to worker wellbeing and some health gains, but experts say it’s too soon to tell.
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Pope makes AI his “signature” issue, but what can he do?
As humanity is grappling with the rapid (r)evolution of artificial intelligence (AI), the new pope sees it as a defining concern of his papacy, echoing the legacy of his namesake who confronted the industrial revolution over a century ago. But what can the Church really do?
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Huawei challenges Nvidia’s dominance with its new AI supercomputer
Researchers from Huawei and Chinese infrastructure startup SiliconFlow claim that Huawei’s new supercomputer architecture CloudMatrix delivers more performance at a higher efficiency compared to Nvidia’s H100 and H800 systems.
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Here’s what using ChatGPT does to your brain
If you are using chatbots too much, you will become dumber, researchers said. Well, not in those exact words, but that’s pretty much the gist of the 206-page study on how reliance on artificial intelligence (AI) affects our brains.
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Apple sued by shareholders over misleading AI progress disclosures
Apple is facing a lawsuit from its shareholders for allegedly downplaying the time it would take to integrate advanced artificial intelligence (AI) into Siri, Apple’s intelligent personal assistant, hurting iPhone sales and its stock price.
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Deezer announces “world’s first” AI song tagging system to fight fraud
The global music experiences platform Deezer will now clearly flag which “albums include fully artificial intelligence (AI)-generated tracks”.
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Perplexity gets on BBC’s nerves: Broadcaster threatens legal action over content scraping
UK broadcaster BBC is threatening legal action against AI search engine Perplexity accusing the startup of training its "default AI model" using BBC content, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
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A psycholinguist fed ChatGPT nonsense. Here’s what it spit back.
A Kansas researcher ran a three-stage experiment to test how well AI understands obsolete words, foreign sounds, and invented terms, revealing where it mimics humans and where it breaks down.
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Scammers now using AI for A/B testing to craft the most effective trap
Half of all spam emails are generated by AI. If bad grammar used to be a tell-tale sign of a fraudulent email, now it’s the opposite, as humans make more errors than large language models (LLMs).
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The AI brain drain – why Europe struggles to keep its talent
Europe is losing its AI talent to better-paying jobs abroad. As the EU races to train a million specialists by 2030, Central and Eastern Europe must tackle brain drain with bold incentives, ecosystems, and opportunities.
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The legal arms race: How do different regions apply AI regulations?
In November 2022, ChatGPT took the world by storm, bringing new capabilities to millions. However, the rise of AI chatbots...
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To learn AI or become a plumber: that is the question
We’re grappling with anxiety and excitement. Should we just vibe with AI to adapt, or are we better off learning real skills that AI won’t be able to replace in the near future?
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Central and Eastern Europe hopes AI will boost GDP by 5%
European countries have arrived at the European Union (EU) Summit in Gdansk with an ambitious plan to become the world’s next AI hub, but they must act fast.
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Latin American nations to launch own AI model in September, entering global AI race
A dozen Latin American countries are collaborating to launch Latam-GPT in September, the first large artificial intelligence language model trained to understand the region's diverse cultures and linguistic nuances, Chilean officials said on Tuesday.
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Becoming a plumber would be a good bet, the Godfather of AI says
Geoffrey Hinton is on a mission to warn everyone about the dangers of artificial intelligence (AI). While he doesn’t rule out the possibility of AI technology wiping out humans, for now, simply learning a manual skill might be enough to ensure survival.
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Advertising moves past AI hype at Cannes Lions 2025
At Cannes Lions this year, AI is no longer the flashy showstopper – it’s becoming a practical tool that’s reshaping how brands create, target, and build trust with their audiences.
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