The floor of Seoul’s massive ADEX 2025 exhibition is buzzing, and not just from the drones overhead. South Korea has rolled out its most ambitious defence showcase yet — a week-long event featuring unmanned combat systems, AI-guided artillery, and robotic vehicles that could reshape how wars are fought. As reported in Reuters, the fair brings […]
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has unveiled a sweeping plan to strip away layers of bureaucracy she says are “holding Britain back,” pledging to save companies nearly £6 billion a year by 2030 through one of the largest red-tape overhauls in recent memory. In her address, Reeves framed the move as a “business blitz” aimed at cutting
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Adobe has kicked things up a notch in the generative-AI race by launching what it calls AI Foundry, a new enterprise service that lets companies build custom generative-AI models trained entirely on their own creative assets and data. The move could reshape how big brands produce visual content, from ads and product shots to 3D
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The TIME100 AI Impact Dinner wasn’t just another black-tie tech soirée. It was a gathering where coders, creators, and critics clinked glasses over one radical idea—keeping people, not algorithms, at the center of innovation. As Stuart Russell reminded the audience about AI’s existential risks, the air thickened with a mix of hope and discomfort. “If
The wave of AI-led layoffs has hit harder than most of us expected. People who once wrote automation scripts now find themselves automated out of a job. I’ve met engineers who spent months training models—only to discover those same models replaced half their team. The irony’s almost cinematic. Across the board, companies are recalibrating. As
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The chatter around artificial intelligence has reached fever pitch this week as regulators from Washington to Brussels scramble to rewrite the playbook. In a recent piece revealing how the Federal Trade Commission is rethinking its stance on open-source AI models, a sense of both urgency and confusion pulses through the debate. The FTC, once a
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It’s not every day your thermostat becomes a conversation piece, but that’s exactly what’s happening with the latest update to the Nest Learning Thermostat. Google has unveiled a new collection of artistic display faces, turning the once utilitarian temperature dial into something you might actually admire. The release, detailed in TechRadar’s feature on the new
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If you’ve noticed your Nest Mini or Nest Audio speaker lighting up in a new, rainbow-like shimmer, you’re not imagining things. Google has quietly begun rolling out a firmware update that ties these older smart speakers to the company’s next-gen Gemini AI platform, bringing more conversational smarts and visual flair to your home. TechRadar’s report
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When Bilal Abu-Ghazaleh left Silicon Valley to launch his startup, few expected him to take on aviation, oil, and logistics all at once. But that’s exactly what he’s doing with 1001 AI, a new venture building an AI-native operating system for the Middle East’s most complex sectors. With $9 million in seed funding, he’s betting
Italian publishers are fuming — and frankly, who can blame them? They’ve filed a formal complaint with regulators over Google’s AI Overviews, accusing it of siphoning off readers by handing people bite-sized summaries right in the search results. The detailed exposé on how the controversy erupted describes an industry that feels blindsided. Imagine pouring your
