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Google’s Co-Founder in Office ‘Pretty Much Every Day’ to Work on AI

Google co-founder Sergey Brin made an unannounced appearance on stage at the I/O conference on Tuesday, stating that he’s in the company’s office “pretty...

Apple Accelerates Its First Smart Glasses for 2026, Scraps Camera-Equipped Watch

Apple is speeding up development on its first pair of AI-powered smart glasses, aiming for a late 2026 release. The upcoming glasses, described by insiders...

Microsoft Fires Employee Who Disrupted CEO’s Keynote to Protest Alleged Gaza Complicity

During the Microsoft Build event’s keynote address by CEO Satya Nadella on May 19, a Microsoft employee interrupted the speech, protesting the company’s alleged...

‘Big Beautiful’ Bill Blocking US State-Based AI Regulations Passes House Amid Strong Opposition

The US House has passed the Republican-backed budget bill that includes a measure that would bar US states and localities from regulating artificial intelligence...

Workday Discrimination Case: AI Hiring Tools Under Fire, ‘Disproportionately Disqualifies Over-40 Applicants’

Workday faces a lawsuit alleging its AI hiring tool unfairly rejects applicants over 40, sparking debate on age bias and fairness in automated recruiting.

Top-Secret AI Companion Device Could Be ‘Biggest Thing’ OpenAI Has Done

According to a leaked recording of an OpenAI staff meeting on Wednesday, CEO Sam Altman hinted at a new secret project he’s been working...

‘Fascinating and Terrifying’: AI Wins 64% of Online Arguments Compared to Humans

GPT-4 outperformed human opponents in 64% of structured debates, according to a new study published in Nature Human Behaviour, a result researchers described as...

Why Did Darth Vader’s Voice in Fortnite Lead to AI-Related Labor Complaint?

Actors’ union SAG-AFTRA has formally accused Llama Productions, a subsidiary of Epic Games, of violating labor rights by deploying AI to replicate James Earl...

Summer Reading Picks That Don’t Exist: Chicago Sun-Times Apologises For Promoting Fake Books

The Chicago Sun-Times said the summer reading list article was licensed from a subsidiary of the media company Hearst.

New Orleans Police Secretly Tracked People in a ‘Facial Recognition Technology Nightmare’

For two years, the New Orleans police used AI to identify people on live camera feeds in order to make immediate arrests, The Washington Post reported.