AI digital human Yuri has 100,000 fans and now a Chinese ID card
Beijing is issuing identity cards to AI digital humans. The aim is to hold companies accountable and to ensure state surveillance applies to the virtual world.
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Beijing is issuing identity cards to AI digital humans. The aim is to hold companies accountable and to ensure state surveillance applies to the virtual world.
Read the original →The 4th CREATE Symposium charts a commercialization path for the future of smart healthcare.
Read the original →A report says India and other developing economies can gain more by adopting existing AI and adapting it to local needs than by chasing advanced AI systems.
Read the original →A Bengaluru founder lists reasons young Indians feel frustrated. He cites roughly 15 lakh engineering graduates a year, a rough period with Covid, and AI expected to take digital jobs. He also points to a stock market that has not grown recently, inflation eroding savings, and no strong manufacturing or R&D base.
Read the original →Workday's latest workforce report says AI is reshaping roles more than reducing headcount. The findings highlight rising demand for advanced AI skills and weaker support for workers trying to adapt.
Read the original →India is among the top 10 emerging markets in artificial intelligence readiness, according to the World Bank. It is well placed to benefit from the technology.
Read the original →OpenAI's chief strategy officer, Jason Kwon, made his first public appearance in Sydney since the hack. He said he could not explain why Australians distrust AI.
Read the original →The warp resistance of the novel substrate means bigger, more powerful circuit boards.
Read the original →The expansion comes as the UAE government mandates a transition.
Read the original →Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Ruler of Abu Dhabi and Chairman of the AIATC, chaired a meeting of the council. Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Vice Chairman of the AIATC, was present.
Read the original →The Chinese Academy of Sciences plans to make greater use of AI to accelerate scientific breakthroughs. Its new plans also focus on key technologies such as chips, quantum research and nuclear fusion.
Read the original →The partnership aims to scale hands-on capabilities of Google Cloud Gemini Enterprise across Tech Mahindra's global workforce. It is intended to support growing enterprise demand for production-ready AI.
Read the original →Mexican vehicle sales rose 8.0% in September 2026, and January-September sales were the highest since 2016. Light vehicle sales reached 129,288 units in September 2026, up 8.0% from September 2025.
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