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—Albert Einstein
If you can't explain it to a six year old, you don't understand it yourself."
—Albert Einstein
Samsung and SK Hynix emerged as key players at the San Francisco AI Summit, with NVIDIA, Anthropic, and Broadcom deepening America’s reliance on South Korea’s HBM and semiconductor supply to fuel its AI buildout.
The multinational bank will establish a Global AI Center of Excellence in Singapore, hiring over 100 AI specialists to build AI capabilities for wealth management, payments and enterprise banking.
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There’s been a lot of speculation about where we stand on open-weights models. We’ve outlined our views in full here:
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At a small business, the person closest to a problem is often the one who has to solve it—even when it falls outside their job description.
We studied how AI is becoming powerful generalist tool for small teams, helping them work across functions.
As the AI chip race intensifies, the collaboration spans AI factory construction, AI memory supply and AI cloud infrastructure, combining SK Telecom’s AI infrastructure with SK hynix’s advanced HBM technology to support sovereign, enterprise and physical AI expansion.
Canadian government claimed increased transparency can help Canadians understand when they are interacting with AI systems, help businesses make informed decisions about the AI products they adopt, and give governments and organizations the information they need to develop policies and research that shape the citizens’ experience with AI.
NVIDIA, IBM, Adobe, Microsoft, SpaceX and nearly 40 other technology companies have launched the Open Secure AI Alliance, a global coalition to develop and share open-source tools, techniques and models to defend against AI-powered cyberattacks.
The changes adopted through Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 are aimed at reducing compliance burdens, clarifying legal obligations and strengthening safeguards against AI-enabled harms without weakening the bloc’s core protections for health, safety and fundamental rights.
Samsung and SK Hynix emerged as key players at the San Francisco AI Summit, with NVIDIA, Anthropic, and Broadcom deepening America’s reliance on South Korea’s HBM and semiconductor supply to fuel its AI buildout.
Anthropic is the only major U.S. AI developer absent from a joint letter signed by more than 75 technology companies urging Congress to support open-weight AI models. While OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Meta and others backed the initiative, Anthropic’s decision has drawn attention, particularly as the letter defends AI distillation, a practice the company has repeatedly criticized in disputes involving Chinese AI firms
The World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai closed with 20.36 billion yuan in intended procurement deals, a new intergovernmental AI body signed by 29 countries, and Xi Jinping’s first in-person address a coordinated pitch to the Global South weeks after Washington launched its own AI alliance.
According to a new Concordia AI report, China is shifting its AI safety focus beyond AI-generated content toward governing increasingly autonomous AI systems and the risks they pose to cybersecurity, society, and critical sectors.
India has 591 million gamers, most of them outside the metros — and platforms like STAN now lean on AI to keep tens of thousands of live voice rooms safe. In an exclusive interview, STAN CEO Parth Chadha explains why AI sits at the core of the platform, where it still falls short on moderation, and how it is helping small-town creators earn.
While watermarking is viewed as a safeguard for tracing AI-generated content, research presented at ICML 2026 shows that building watermarks that are secure, robust and stealthy at the same time remains a fundamental challenge.
Alibaba’s internal ban on Anthropic’s Claude Code has evolved into a broader dispute spanning security concerns, regulatory scrutiny, user privacy, and allegations of large-scale AI model distillation between two of the industry’s biggest players.
An AI FrontPage analysis of all 536 spotlight-tier papers at ICML 2026 — the world’s premier machine learning conference — found 40 researchers educated at Indian institutions, including 14 whose papers earned the coveted Oral designation given to just 0.7% of nearly 24,000 submissions.
A profile piece on British mathematician Alan Turing who presented a landmark paper “Can Machines Think?” that paved the way for artificial intelligence.
The multinational bank will establish a Global AI Center of Excellence in Singapore, hiring over 100 AI specialists to build AI capabilities for wealth management, payments and enterprise banking.
The study also found that more than 86% of AI interactions occur outside the workplace, while workplace AI use remains focused on collaboration and task assistance, with less than 10% of work-related AI interactions involving full task automation.
TCS is betting on customer-facing AI engineering, strategic partnerships and targeted acquisitions as enterprises shift from AI experimentation to production deployments.
The nonprofit will seek private and philanthropic funding to support training and career transitions for U.S. workers adapting to the AI economy.
Liu insisted that he doesn’t want his “brothers” to lose their jobs amid automation adoption in the company’s workforce.
Singapore’s first SID–Gallup Workplace Report finds just 14% of employees engaged at work — among the lowest in Southeast Asia and unchanged since 2019 — even as the government readies the workforce for an AI-led economic transition.
AI the invisible middleman: How artificial intelligence has quietly moved from being something you talk to (chatbots, where persuasion already exists) to something that sits between people, editing what billions write and read.
GPUs dominate the conversation, but memory is AI’s real constraint. Demand for HBM has outpaced supply so badly that industry leaders are warning the shortage will only get worse, even as billions are being poured into new plants to catch up.
From rendering video game graphics to powering nearly every AI model on the planet, NVIDIA’s rise is no accident. We break down the three-decade stack of bets — GPUs, CUDA, and now open models — that made one chipmaker the most valuable company in history.
Indium phosphide, a compound semiconductor made from indium and phosphorus, has become a critical enabler of the optical chips that move data inside AI data centres.
The AI industry depends on advanced semiconductors, and a small island plays an outsized role in producing them. Taiwan accounts for more than 90% of global leading-edge chip manufacturing and for over 60% of global foundry revenue, according to the U.S. International Trade Administration.
Why would Anthropic, a $1 Trillion valuation company all set for an IPO, call for a global pause on AI? Read our exclusive report on why humanity must brace for superintelligence.
