Australia sets new expectations for AI data centres to serve the public
Australia has introduced a new framework that makes it clear: AI data centres must benefit the public—not just tech
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AI’s disruption is a choice—not a forecast
The common belief that AI-driven disruption is inevitable. It argues that many predictions about who will win or lose
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The AI that can warn people about landslides and avalanches
Artificial intelligence is being developed to predict natural disasters like landslides and avalanches before they happen, potentially saving lives in
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Agentic AI in software development: What it is and why it matters
The article explains that agentic AI represents a major evolution beyond traditional AI tools used in software development. Unlike systems
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AI is creating a new class divide—based on who knows how to use it
Artificial intelligence is not just changing jobs—it’s creating a new kind of inequality based on “AI fluency.” People
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The hidden technology transfer happening through everyday AI conversations
The powerful shift in how technology spreads in the AI era. Traditionally, technology transfer happened through formal channels like patents,
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Does AI need a constitution? The debate over who should control intelligent machines
AI only through laws, companies are beginning to build “constitutions” directly into AI systems. These are sets of rules or
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Meeting surging demand for AI memory chips has a climate cost
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence is driving a massive surge in demand for memory chips, but this expansion is
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Vietnam’s new AI law balances innovation ambitions with tight state control
Vietnam’s newly introduced AI law marks one of the world’s earliest comprehensive national frameworks for artificial intelligence, aiming
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Researchers examine ethical and methodological use of generative AI in higher education
A research team has explored how generative AI is being used in academic settings, highlighting both its benefits and risks.
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AI has created a new ‘status game’ among engineers—and it’s getting expensive
Artificial intelligence is not just changing how engineers work—it’s also reshaping workplace culture. According to a report highlighted
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If AI wrote a framework to protect itself—what would it look like?
The article presents a thought-provoking idea: what if artificial intelligence itself designed the rules to govern and protect AI?
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Using AI chatbots as search engines? Be careful what you believe
The article warns that using AI chatbots as a replacement for traditional search engines can be risky because they work
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Forget AI—Britain can win the quantum era
The artificial intelligence dominates today’s headlines, the real long-term technological race may be in quantum computing—and Britain
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AI summaries may improve learning—but they can also subtly shape your opinions
A recent study highlighted by Digital Trends found that AI-generated summaries can actually help people learn better than human-
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More teachers and students are using AI—despite growing risks
The Fast Company article highlights a clear trend: AI use in education is rapidly increasing among both teachers and students,
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Therapists strike as fears grow over AI counsellors replacing human care
A wave of concern over artificial intelligence in mental health care has led to real-world protests, as thousands of
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AI therapy apps are merging with drugs to reshape healthcare
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being combined with therapy apps, wearable devices, and prescription drugs to transform how healthcare is delivered.
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The AI agent arms race is heating up as OpenClaw sparks industry-wide competition
A new wave of competition is emerging in artificial intelligence, driven by the rapid rise of OpenClaw, an open-source
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What is physical AI—and what does it mean for government?
The article explains that physical AI refers to artificial intelligence systems that don’t just process data digitally but interact
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Indian firms lead global peers in AI adoption but lag in expertise: Deloitte
Indian companies are emerging as global leaders in adopting artificial intelligence at scale, according to a Deloitte report. Many firms
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AI must strengthen, not override judiciary: CJI Surya Kant
Surya Kant emphasized that artificial intelligence should be used to assist and strengthen the judiciary, not replace human judgment. Speaking
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AI is explosively re-embodying the physical world
The article argues that artificial intelligence is entering a new phase where it is no longer confined to screens and
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AI makes you faster—but also more tired
The article explores a growing paradox in the AI era: while artificial intelligence significantly speeds up work, it often leaves
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