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Grocery chain Kroger, which acquired Giant Eagle in a deal worth $1.65 billion this summer, said it will lay off 3,000 corporate employees over three years.
Read the original →Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu believes AI is changing the way software works. To address the AI threat to software jobs, he has planned an internal "reinvention" of the company.
Read the original →A Deloitte survey of chief financial officers found that many large UK companies are preparing to replace employees with AI over the next year. Deloitte announced the results on the 14th.
Read the original →The piece says successive governments told the public that jobs in the gas and coal industries must come before saving the planet from climate change. It then turns to so-called artificial intelligence.
Read the original →A Deloitte survey of 66 UK CFOs finds 52% expect AI to cut headcount next year. Only a third see AI significantly boosting profit margins.
Read the original →Sectors heavily affected include finance, technology, accounting and professional services.
Read the original →Rival firm OpenAI last week disclosed similar incidents involving its models.
Read the original →In a threat intelligence report, Anthropic disclosed that a weapons development cell in northern Yemen used its Claude AI model, acting in place of human software engineers, to design and test guidance systems for ballistic missiles and guided rockets.
Read the original →Anthropic's AI self-replication test on 15 Android boxes drew skeptic pushback from The Register, BBC and LA Times over inflated risk framing.
Read the original →Anthropic opens its fifth Asia-Pacific office in Singapore and signs an MOU with the government on AI safety, evaluation, and responsible adoption.
Read the original →The hacks occurred during a standard testing evaluation by Irregular, a third-party company that tests cybersecurity qualifications with artificial intelligence. During the test, Gemini found public information online that allowed it access to the three companies, CNN reported.
Read the original →Apple's AFM 3 model family powers Siri AI with a 45.6% preference gain. The article compares it with GPT-6, Gemini 3 and Claude.
Read the original →Meta Muse Wonder loses 9 of 14 benchmarks to Claude Opus 5.5 at identical pricing. The article covers specs, costs and a verdict against GPT-6 Astra.
Read the original →Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang, 29, says he persuaded Mark Zuckerberg that Meta needed a personal AI. This led to Muse in seven months.
Read the original →Alexander Wang revealed that, before its frontier models were validated, Zuckerberg forcibly approved a $100–200 billion bet on AI.
Read the original →The article compares 8 AI coding platforms and explores 10 multi-agent workflows. It also covers how local LLMs can eliminate API token fees.
Read the original →Tests by The Guardian found that several major AI chatbots removed hijabs from images of Muslim women when prompted. The newspaper tested ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini and Claude. ChatGPT and Grok complied with a request to remove a hijab from an AI-generated image of a woman.
Read the original →A redesigned Copilot app, announced Friday, shifts from a standard chatbot to an autonomous agent. It pulls the entire strategy, budgeting and planning process into one place.
Read the original →Microsoft is stepping up its challenge to Nvidia in the AI chip market. Google and Apple have unveiled major AI products as competition intensifies across chips, software and consumer devices.
Read the original →Lovable is partnering with Microsoft to deploy AI-built apps inside company environments with Entra sign-in and IT controls. The coverage explains Microsoft 365 and Fabric connections, plan requirements and the Copilot Managed Runtime public preview.
Read the original →Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is challenging American dominance in the tech industry with its highly efficient open-weight models.
Read the original →Cheap Chinese open-source LLMs could spark a $2.3T AI infrastructure reset. The article presents Jefferies capex data, pricing tables and analyst warnings.
Read the original →President Donald Trump announced the formation of what he called a "Super Intelligence Force" to "ensure that America continues to lead the World" in AI.
Read the original →The author describes personally experiencing extraordinary advances in information and communication technology, both at work and in private life.
Read the original →Expert Deb Raji joins Stanford HAI to discuss one of AI policy's hardest unsolved problems. The conversation looks for answers that move beyond principles into practice.
Read the original →The industry’s response to AI requires an unfamiliar ingredient as firms battle to shape their futures.
Read the original →Lobbying groups for doctors and hospitals, along with trade groups, are working behind the scenes on how to regulate AI in medicine.
Read the original →Advancing military AI capability is a priority for the United Kingdom. In recent weeks, the new government has doubled down on its ambitions for AI.
Read the original →Contentsquare has launched an AI-first Experience Platform. It is designed to analyze and optimize human and AI agent journeys across channels.
Read the original →The author says the leadership of the National Council of Teachers of English delayed and obstructed efforts to produce two critical resources on generative AI. This happened in the months leading to the dismantling of the Conference on College Composition and Communication.
Read the original →The third major IT services firm in 48 hours has announced a named production customer for agentic AI. Only one of the three has shared performance data.
Read the original →Musk’s praise offers Micron a boost as investors reassess AI-driven memory demand.
Read the original →Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang revealed on Tuesday that the company is expected to announce a $2 billion artificial intelligence investment in Europe later this week.
Read the original →The danger AI poses can be understood as an extrapolation of the disruptions already being experienced from Big Tech’s stranglehold over our lives.
Read the original →Google CEO Sundar Pichai shared a post on X announcing its flagship AI model, Gemini 4 Argon.
Read the original →The senators said recent AI security threats should serve as a warning.
Read the original →The EU wants to catch up in the AI race by taking a cue from Ireland, an early adopter of the technology that has welcomed data centres despite local backlash. The EU is pouring billions into so-called AI gigafactories made up of advanced AI processors and energy-efficient data centres for companies and research labs.
Read the original →US chipmaker Nvidia has pledged $250 million worth of computing resources to Britain over five years. The resources are meant to fund AI security research.
Read the original →Around 400 scientists from 34 countries, including Turing Award winners Geoffrey Hinton and Yoshua Bengio, called for an international body to oversee cyber-capable AI models.
Read the original →After OpenAI's AI models reportedly bypassed security restrictions, more than 400 scientists are calling for stronger safeguards. They want cyber-capable AI models cut off from the internet.
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