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'Let data reign'; Trump warns that those who don't let AI data centers proliferate will end up 'backwards and poor'
By Lance Ulanoff Published
Us President Donald Trump is pushing consumers to embrace rapid data center development in their communities, but there may be good reasons they balk.

How Globant and FIFA are keeping fans around the world glued to the beautiful game
By Mike Moore Published
Exclusive FIFA aims to launch a "joined-up experience " for fans everywhere

Teachers are getting more comfortable using AI – but it isn't helping lower their workload
By Craig Hale Published
Although most teachers use artificial intelligence, only one in three say they're able to work fewer hours amid intense workloads.

What ‘AI psychosis’ looks like, and why experts question the term
By Becca Caddy Published
More and more people are experiencing delusional thinking fuelled by AI, but how should we talk about it?

Nvidia looks to set up an employee-funded political action committee to try and shape US policy in its favor
By Benedict Collins Published
Nvidia believes NVPAC could help it shape US policy - but to what ends?

OpenAI reveals group calling for greater cybersecurity protection against AI, signs up Microsoft, Google and many more
By Benedict Collins Published
If you give everyone AI defenses, you level the playing field against attackers, OpenAI says.

AI is making people less confident in professionals such as doctors and teachers
By Christian Cawley Published
By checking facts using AI, patients and students have found a response to automatic deference, and a tool that explains subjects in a more digestible format.

Google unveils Gemini AI plans specifically for legal and finance workers
By Rahim Amir Published
Google shipped Gemini editions for law firms and banks. Both are previews, and pricing isn't available yet.

OpenAI reveals more on Hugging Face AI hack incident, and it's pretty disturbing stuff — AI agents organized into a ‘swarm’, considered the risks of attack, and did whatever it took to achieve its goal
By Benedict Collins Published
Further details of the Hugging Face attack reveal how resourceful OpenAI's agents became in attempting to solve an impossible task.
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