Delusional Spiralling: The Danger of AI That Wants to Please You
Research from MIT and Stanford suggests that even the most rational users can be led into believing things that are
Europe, United States
Why Are People Attacking Food Delivery Robots?
Who truly owns the sidewalks, people or machines? As delivery robots spread across cities in the US and UK, rising
Students Have Become Poor Thinkers Because of AI – Report
Teachers warn that the rapid adoption of AI is reshaping how students learn, eroding basic skills like writing, spelling, problem-solving,
Global
Insurance Firms Are Using AI To Reject Claims At Scale
Insurance claims rejections are becoming faster, more frequent and increasingly driven by artificial intelligence, as insurers deploy automated systems to
United States
TBPN Podcast Is OpenAI’s Newest Strategic Asset
Can a tech company shape the conversation about itself while staying out of the editorial room? OpenAI’s acquisition of the
United States
Apple Rushes Security Fix for Older iPhones amid Spyware Threat
Apple has issued an urgent security update for older iPhones and iPads in response to a rapidly escalating cyber threat
Europe
WhatsApp Alerts Italian Users about Fake App Spying on Them
WhatsApp has alerted hundreds of users after uncovering a covert spyware campaign that disguised itself as a legitimate version of
United States
Iran Threatens U.S. Tech Giants as Conflict Widens
After warning that companies including Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft could be “legitimate targets,” Iran’s Revolutionary Guard signaled a sharp escalation,
Slack Is Getting a Heavy AI Makeover
Salesforce is giving Slack a sweeping artificial intelligence overhaul, rolling out more than 30 new features that aim to transform
OpenAI Maps the Next Phase of AI Growth After Record $122 Billion Raise
OpenAI has laid out an ambitious vision for what comes next in artificial intelligence, framing its newly announced $122 billion
Asia
Indonesia Just Told Under-16s To Log Off Social Media
The ban is not just about restricting access, but about redefining when and how young people enter the digital world,
Europe
Mistral Just Raised $830 Million To Prove Europe Can Build Its Own AI
Europe’s push to build its own systems reflects a deeper anxiety about dependence on foreign technology, particularly as governments and