India’s I&B Ministry has warned TV channels to curb anti‑national content and the misuse of AI in broadcasts, prompting broadcasters to tighten editorial controls and adopt responsible AI practices.
Truck driver protests have left several Italian airports without jet fuel, prompting a look at how AI tools can predict shortages, optimize routing, and improve airport resilience.
A new Italian security decree, prompted by recent unrest, could reshape AI tools used for surveillance, data sharing, and content moderation. Learn what the law entails and how developers can
Anthropic’s Claude Duet preview offers a mobile‑first AI assistant designed for quick, private queries, positioning it as a direct competitor to Meta’s Muse and OpenAI’s Dots. Learn its key features,
Anthropic introduces Claude Duet, a new AI agent for professionals, launching as a research preview on iOS, Android, and the web. It competes with Meta's Muse and OpenAI's Dots, focusing
A startup’s new AI model claims “scary good” performance by using recursive self-improvement, sparking debate over speed, safety, and impact on developers and enterprises.
More than half of managers say AI tools make employee evaluation harder, despite promised productivity gains. A new survey highlights transparency, bias, and skill gaps as key challenges for leaders
OpenAI’s recent investment in a brain‑implant startup for cancer detection marks a new frontier where AI meets neurotechnology, highlighting both the promise and the ethical questions surrounding this emerging field.
Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue says Netflix’s OpenAI hack documentary is sensationalist and inaccurate, urging viewers to seek factual sources for AI security insights.
The Anthropic AI safety bill would block any model that could cause 50 or more deaths, but federal agencies need a judge's permission to do so. The proposal adds a