AI & Bots
Is AI at work actually helping? Major survey claims many firms see no obvious benefit despite billions in investment
More than two in three firms now use AI 89% haven’t seen higher productivity, and 60% →
Accenture tells workers getting a promotion will require “regular adoption” of AI
AI use has now become a promotion metric for Accenture Older workers are reluctant to adopt, →
AI is helping hackers make new malware faster and more complex than ever – and things may only get tougher
Palo Alto warns GenAI accelerates malware creation and complexity AI reduces data exfiltration time from five →
This Indian AI startup is claiming victory over Gemini and ChatGPT, here’s why
Sarvam AI says its Sarvam Vision model beats Gemini and ChatGPT on key OCR benchmarks The →
Mid-level professionals are leading LinkedIn AI adoption, reshaping industry posts, and transforming how we all share work updates online
Finance and tech posts show the highest AI adoption among LinkedIn content creators Mid-level professionals use →
Bigger than the Super Bowl — futuristic humanoid robots dominate China’s most-watched TV show and leap ahead of the Tesla Optimus
Humanoid robots starred during China’s Spring Festival Gala performance The event is China’s most-watched TV show →
‘Consumers are far outstripping enterprise for the moment, but we expect enterprise will surely and slowly get on that bandwagon’: Palo Alto CEO says adoption of AI is still an ongoing process for man
Enterprises are busy laying the foundations while consumers drive higher AI adoption Coding is the only →
I used AI to find the right perfume for my wife and I don’t regret it
I love a good romance, especially my own, which is why Valentine’s Day is so important →
‘AI is making us able to develop software at the speed of light’: Mistral CEO claims more than 50% of enterprise software could soon switch to AI
Enterprises are “replatforming,” switching from traditional apps to AI, says Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch notes many →
Entering the post-speed era: when everyone can ship fast, control becomes the real advantage
As software delivery has sped up in recent years, expectations for speed have become the norm. →
The AI inflection point: How to turn supply chain volatility into foresight
We’re in an age where volatility is the new normal. Warfare, sanctions, and climate instability can →
I use the ‘frenemy’ prompt in ChatGPT every day
ChatGPT is designed to be helpful, and that aim pervades its simulated personality. It will be →
WordPress has a new AI assistant to help you build your dream website
WordPress. com now uses AI to make site layout changes with natural language prompts Nano Banana →
‘We will not stand by and watch’: Netflix, Disney, and Warner Bros. threaten legal action over Seedance 2.0 videos starring Marvel, DC, and Stranger Things characters
Netflix has condemed the use of its IP in Seedance 2. 0 Characters from numerous Netflix-owned →
I’m old enough to remember when musicians wanted to ban synths — is AI music just another anti-tech panic?
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: musicians are urging people not to embrace new technology →
Acer Aspire 14 AI Copilot+ PC laptop deal defies the 2026 shortage with 16GB RAM and AI power for under $460
AI laptops usually aren’t cheap, but the Acer Aspire 14 AI Copilot+ PC gets a price-cut →
Meta could make social media posting immortal — and we should all cancel our Facebook accounts right now
The question of whether we’ll be uploading our consciousness to a computer is no longer if. →
From Alan Turing’s thought experiment to the $13,500 workshop that named the field — this is the story of artificial intelligence
Although AI may still feel like something new, the term itself was born more than seven →
The Grok backlash intensifies – new EU probe investigates whether millions of ‘potentially harmful’ deepfake images broke data privacy laws
The EU’s privacy watchdog has opened a new ‘large-scale’ X inquiry It’s probing whether ‘potentially harmful’ →
‘This is the hill I’m going to die on’ — David Baldacci takes on OpenAI in a battle over stolen creative work
David Baldacci says suing OpenAI over AI training on his books is “the hill I’m going →
Compliance culture reset 2026 – From gatekeepers to growth enablers
For a long time, compliance has been cast as the organizational handbrake. The team that slows →
The internet says Hollywood is cooked — but I think Jia Zhangke’s AI short says something far more interesting
Whenever an action-packed or unusual AI-generated short goes viral, the same cry rings out on social →
AI models can’t fully understand security – and they never will
AI-assisted coding or ‘vibe coding’ is a trend that dominated last year, so much so that →
Adopting AI is a major priority for businesses – but employees are falling behind on education
Nearly all security professionals agree automation reduces response times Only around half are currently using AI →
EU Parliament bans AI use on government work devices as security fears rise
Internal email reveals EU Parliament has banned AI tools due to cloud processing “Some of these →
Micron launches first PCIe 6.0 SSD aimed at AI data centers
First PCIe 6. 0 SSD reaches market availability for hyperscale AI environments Micron 9650 targets AI →
AI panic grips Wall Street as software stocks sink, yet AWS chief says investors are wildly overreacting to disruption fears
Growing AI fears recently triggered a sharp sell-off across software stocks SaaS valuations dropped as disruption →
Confronting AI’s data privacy paradox
As more organizations across the globe adopt and operationalize AI systems, they’re running into a paradox: →
‘The world is in peril’ — 5 reasons why the AI apocalypse might be closer than you think
There’s been an endless parade of proclamations over the last few years about an AI golden →
Pentagon may sever Anthropic relationship over AI safeguards – Claude maker expresses concerns over ‘hard limits around fully autonomous weapons and mass domestic surveillance’
The Pentagon and Anthropic are in a standoff over usage of Claude The AI model was →