How AI is oozing into Wisconsin's Nov. 3 election
Unregulated AI techniques, from deepfakes to chatbots, are being used to shape voters.
Read the original →Every story in this issue with a short summary, so you can decide what to read before leaving the site. Summaries are written by AI (Claude) only from each publisher's own description and checked by Jev for anything not in that description. They are not full translations. Follow "Read the original" for the full story.
Unregulated AI techniques, from deepfakes to chatbots, are being used to shape voters.
Read the original →GM's fourth-generation EV platform will roll out a new central computer and electrical architecture. It will debut in 2028 in the Cadillac Escalade IQ. The platform is meant to help GM compete with Tesla, Rivian and a host of Chinese automakers.
Read the original →SK Hynix and Samsung lead production of HBM4. Chinese firms are struggling to catch up in the AI-driven semiconductor race.
Read the original →The partnership brings MagicEye, Optibus’ AI driver safety system, to UK bus and coach fleets. Fatigue and distraction prevention is becoming a requirement.
Read the original →Open Point, a community and stakeholder engagement platform, announced its official launch in the UK. The expansion brings Open Point to the UK market.
Read the original →The article argues that reading comprehension, reasoning and critical thinking may be just as important as access to artificial intelligence.
Read the original →Naver Corp. has invested in Instinct, a US artificial intelligence assistant startup valued at $10 billion. The South Korean internet portal giant is stepping up its global outreach.
Read the original →The AI cloud provider hit its daily trading limit on Wednesday after investors questioned its valuation. The move signals global cynicism toward data infrastructure.
Read the original →South Korea plans to build 8.4GW of AI data centers by 2029 at a total cost of 550 trillion won, approximately $415.4 billion. The plan is expected to benefit related companies.
Read the original →IAI workers' union chairman Yair Katz says the defense company is slowing recruitment and preparing employees for AI-driven changes to avoid layoffs. He also calls for fewer government restrictions ahead of a planned IPO and warns against reliance on foreign suppliers.
Read the original →Mexico's new intelligence fusion platform powered the February 2026 killing of El Mencho. It has since netted more than 46,400 cartel arrests.
Read the original →