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AI writes half our code now. It still fails security tests 44% of the time.

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ChatGPT has quietly stopped writing like your favourite author

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The handoff tax: What it costs when your rep is alone on the call

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How artificial intelligence is used to streamline corporate travel logistics

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Europe gets its AI enforcement powers on Sunday. The unit wielding them has 36 people.

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Claude found mathematical flaws in two cryptographic algorithms that years of expert review missed

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Anthropic says your leaked Claude chats are working as intended

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Starbucks’ AI tool didn’t die in a pilot. It died in 11,300 stores.

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AI is finding twice as many software flaws. Almost none get exploited.

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The AI wrote every security control. It skipped the question underneath

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Anthropic spent a year buying biology talent. Its newest partner says the bottleneck isn’t science.

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The Italian state just backed €500m for the company that owns AOL

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Only 27% of US hospitals can run an EEG. Epitel raised $26m for the rest

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Two hotel groups moved into ChatGPT this week. Neither will let you pay there

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A quarter of the S&P now claims measurable AI benefits. Last year it was 14%

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Friendsurance invented peer-to-peer insurance. It just sold for its paperwork.

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Coforge says AI is expanding its margins. Its rivals call it ‘AI deflation’

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Amkor will spend up to $3bn this year, close to 40% of its revenue

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X Money can cut off your account over what you post

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A new AI listens to every prison call and decides who is speaking

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Apple’s new smart home hardware has been finished for months. Siri was the hold-up.

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Australia’s world-first data centre rules need every state to agree. Two just said no.

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Nvidia announced $750bn of AI deals. Its own credit market flinched.

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UK MP asks High Court to force xAI to stop Grok making sexualised images of her

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Ofcom has never blocked an Openreach offer before. It just moved to block this one.

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An AI correction is now a top global credit risk, Fitch says

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Core Scientific pivots to AMD with 2.5GW AI data-centre pact months after CoreWeave deal collapsed

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Meta and BlackRock form a $14bn venture to build an El Paso AI data centre

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Mate Security Crosses $50M in Funding as AI Security Operations Startup Heads to Black Hat USA

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Dwelly raises $170M to turn UK lettings agencies into software

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Most enterprise AI spend still hasn’t left the lab

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AI is turning B2B outreach into a tragedy of the commons

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New York school pauses humanoid robot ‘Sally’ after state and union pushback

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Apple’s incoming CEO wants to build on the company’s film and TV run

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China’s homegrown DUV chip tool now has a name: Shanghai Aishengna

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Australia’s world-first data centre rules hit their first snag: the power isn’t there yet

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Taiwan detains an Nvidia employee as its chip-smuggling probe reaches the chipmaker

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Orange raises full-year targets on Spain deal and Africa growth

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China accuses the US of ‘AI hegemonism’ and threatens countermeasures

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Nvidia is the mystery tenant behind Hut 8’s $50bn Texas data centre, FT reports

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Sam Altman and Jensen Huang to meet Senate Intelligence’s top Democrat after OpenAI’s rogue-agent breach

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Tennessee tells jury Meta knew Instagram harmed teens and stayed silent

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Google’s rivals line up for damages after landmark EU fine

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ZuriQ raises $25.5M to scale its 2D quantum architecture

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Anthropic’s Dario Amodei says the company has never called for banning open-weight AI models

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YouTube Premium will include Peacock at no extra cost from early 2027. It is Peacock’s largest distribution deal.

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Meta AI arrives in Threads DMs for all users worldwide

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Nvidia may guarantee $250bn so OpenAI can afford the data centre that will house its chips

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AI vendors are switching from subscriptions to consumption pricing. AI PCs are the hedge.

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Orange is building a €3bn French data centre business, funded from New Zealand

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