Madeline Clarke

China is reviewing the acquisition over export controls, raising fears of an AI ‘brain drain’ and tougher rules on offshore deals.

Daniel Kokotajlo is revising his AI 2027 timeline, pushing predictions for autonomous AI research into the early 2030s and muting extinction talk.

Samsung says it will ship 800 million Galaxy AI-enabled mobile devices in 2026, deepening its reliance on Google’s Gemini as phone competition heats up.

Perplexity is pushing beyond search with Comet, major distribution deals, and in-chat shopping — while lawsuits test how far agentic AI can go.

Its recent launches, public milestones, and high-profile controversies all show how OpenAI is operating from a position of momentum and scale rarely seen in modern tech.

The Chinese firm has plenty of ambitions in the AI sector. Find out its latest developments, plans, and potential for success.

The initiative focuses on three main goals – AI-driven digitization, export expansion, and job creation.

After years of pouring billions into building the metaverse, the company is scaling back and shifting in a new direction.

Commenters are calling the fashion house’s AI-generated promotional video “disturbing,” “lazy,” and even “AI slop.”

Instead of identifying clear red flags or challenging users’ irrational beliefs, the AI tool often encouraged delusional thinking.

Hello, hello, hello, what’s all this then? It seems the boys and girls in blue think AI is a valuable tool.

A Cambridge report warns UK novelists face lost income, unlicensed AI training on their work and fears of replacement, even as many still see benefits.