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Sen. Erwin Tulfo has filed a bill to amend the Labor Code. The bill aims to protect Filipino workers from being displaced by artificial intelligence. It follows growing concern over automation-driven layoffs.
Read the original →A senator has filed a bill seeking to protect Filipino workers from being laid off as companies adopt AI.
Read the original →Anthropic's IPO filing reveals a web of contracts, and the companies on the other side are already burning cash to honor them. Six stocks have started to react, and only one is holding up.
Read the original →A North Carolina woman initially used ChatGPT to discuss marital frustrations, according to the lawsuit. The suit alleges the conversations escalated into 'concrete planning' to murder her husband.
Read the original →Each agent has unique strengths. The article says it is essential to experiment and find what works best for you.
Read the original →The midterm results handed Congress new investigative powers. Some of the biggest names in tech are already on the list.
Read the original →Chips get the headlines, but Microsoft and CrowdStrike sell the software that puts AI to work and keeps it secure.
Read the original →The comparison covers shadow AI detection across endpoint, network, browser and identity layers. It looks at Sophos, CrowdStrike, Microsoft, Netskope and Zscaler, as of Nov. 2026.
Read the original →AI systems are increasingly able to make decisions and carry out tasks with limited human intervention. Ensuring their safe and reliable operation is emerging as a growing challenge for the global AI industry.
Read the original →Executive leaders expect productivity gains, smarter decisions and faster innovation from investments in artificial intelligence and new tools that promise a revolution in work. The description raises one critical question but does not state it.
Read the original →The opinion piece argues that AI gives Pennsylvania's community colleges an opportunity to build a leading workforce around a fast-growing industry. It says this would provide family-sustaining careers for Pennsylvanians.
Read the original →The head of IFPI says allowing AI companies access to online content would be a 'huge mistake'. The official also says it would damage Australia's reputation.
Read the original →The Department of Justice's new Super Intelligence Task Force will lead AI prosecutions. It will also absorb the unit that sues states over their AI laws.
Read the original →The description includes a quote: "These things will never be 100% reliable."
Read the original →Democrats flipped both chambers. The article looks at what the 2026 blue wave means for CISA, cyber reporting, AI oversight and data centers, with 56% of voters citing AI.
Read the original →This is a weekly roundup of stories, product announcements, new hires, partnerships, research studies, awards and sales in healthcare IT. It covers items the publication cannot address in full articles.
Read the original →AmeriLife Group has chosen Palantir for an enterprise AI partnership spanning insurance and retirement distribution. The collaboration brings Palantir Foundry and its Artificial Intelligence Platform to AmeriLife's Health and Wealth distribution operations. AmeriLife already has AI-driven workflows in production using Palantir tools, with a broader rollout planned across its organization.
Read the original →Dainin's December cohort is already pre-booked. The company is preparing more professionals to implement Cognitive Operating.
Read the original →Particle 6 founder and Tilly Norwood creator Eline van der Velden described the new film as "funny, chaotic and self-aware."
Read the original →The Tesla and SpaceX founder spent over $470 million on Republican candidates in the elections.
Read the original →NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang pushed back against Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's calls for a total China AI chip ban. He said America is about global competition.
Read the original →Tulsee Doshi, Google's head of product for frontier models, argues that Google intends to compete at the AI frontier rather than cede it to OpenAI and Anthropic.
Read the original →Maxima Zuckerberg, daughter of Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, is interested in artificial intelligence and software development. She is experimenting with vibe-coding, which uses natural language to create software with AI tools. Her parents support her enthusiasm but have imposed restrictions on developing online projects, and Priscilla Chan did not allow a dating website because of safety concerns.
Read the original →Consciousness researchers Anil Seth, Ned Block, and Giulio Tononi argue in a Nature commentary that today's AI systems aren't conscious and won't become so on silicon hardware. They consider the assumption that consciousness depends on computation alone "fatally flawed" and warn against granting rights to AI systems.
Read the original →Sen. Chris Coons is set to chair the Senate Foreign Relations Committee when Democrats take the majority in January. He wrote on X on Nov. 7 that "Congress will investigate and get answers" about Nvidia.
Read the original →Tech companies constantly promise a faster and easier future, and much of the time that is what they deliver. The description says the people who design these systems are now starting to sound genuinely terrified.
Read the original →The article explains how to find the best AI chatbot for your own work by building a blind-vote arena in 13 steps. It compares GPT-6.1 Sol, Claude Opus 5.5, Gemini 4 Argon and Grok 4.7.
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