Human oversight won’t solve AI warfare’s risks
The pitfalls of AI-enabled weapons do not disappear just because there is a 'human in the loop'.
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The pitfalls of AI-enabled weapons do not disappear just because there is a 'human in the loop'.
Read the original →A new article critiques the uncritical adoption of AI education frameworks. It exposes the false promises and historical distortions used to sell them.
Read the original →Educators are experimenting with the technology to help students. They are also trying to mitigate potential harms to critical thinking skills.
Read the original →Retail Prophet founder and CEO Doug Stephens explains why the competitive edge in artificial intelligence may come down not to the technology itself, but to how leaders use it.
Read the original →Evolving as an educator entails assuming a more active and human role through methodologies such as experiential learning.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence companies are already transforming New York's economic landscape. The changes range from commercial office leasing to entry-level job growth.
Read the original →A series of incidents spanning Spain and Australia is providing some of the clearest real-world evidence yet that AI agents are becoming part of the cyber incident landscape. The cases vary in cause and intent, but they raise a common question for businesses and cyber insurers as autonomous software gains access to systems and data.
Read the original →Italian energy company Eni and startup Generative Bionics are partnering to test humanoid robots in real industrial environments. The collaboration will explore using the GENE.01 humanoid platform in Eni's operations, focusing on areas like inspection and remote assistance. It also involves exploring new materials, computing infrastructure, and the industrialization of Generative Bionics' sensor-equipped footwear.
Read the original →In Canada, global unions say emerging port technology must not be used to eliminate waterfront jobs, weaken collective bargaining or cut pay.
Read the original →The country's vast industrial base, dense supply chains and rapidly expanding robot fleet give it an edge.
Read the original →Experts at the Sidae Forum argued that South Korea must consolidate its "AI full stack" capabilities, spanning power, data centers and semiconductors.
Read the original →The vastly different timelines for when humanoid robots will become mainstream are described as one of the most interesting AI debates.
Read the original →NVIDIA DGX Spark 64GB runs local AI agents on-device with the full NVIDIA AI stack. It can also be clustered for greater performance as workloads grow.
Read the original →Salesforce's Dreamforce 2026 produced eight announcements that CX leaders need to know. They span AI agents, CCaaS, Koa, governance and human handoffs.
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