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AI is not about replacing humans. It's about amplifying human potential."

— Fei-Fei Li

NGOs and Human Rights Groups Urge Halt to AI Use in Military Targeting

Civil society groups have raised concerns over the use of AI systems in military targeting and warfare.

The signatories warned that AI is accelerating the speed and scale of military operations, while raising concerns over accountability and compliance with international humanitarian law.

David Sacks Reveals Why White House Banned Claude Fable for Non-Americans

David Sacks says it was the failure of Anthropic to fix the safeguards in Claude Fable AI model that led to the ban.

Sacks insisted that it was now on Anthropic to fix the safeguards in Fable model so that the export is lifted.

Google Sues Chinese Cybercrime Network Over Gemini AI Led Scams

Google has alleged a wide-scale scam operation run by China based group using Gemini AI

Google claimed that the scale of this scam operation was massive targeting thousands of American citizens.

OpenAI Invites Researchers to Apply for New Economic Research Exchange

Researchers analyze economic data, reflecting the focus of OpenAI's new Economic Research Exchange.

The program aims to support research on how artificial intelligence is reshaping workers, firms, institutions, and the wider economy, with a focus on generating rigorous, real-world evidence.

China’s Indium Phosphide Curbs Threaten U.S. AI Data Centre Expansion

According to a Reuters report, the curbs put by Beijing on export and licensing of indium phosphide emerged as a significant threat to the US AI industry, with fears of delay in building next-gen AI data centers.

As companies move towards Photonics-based systems that utilize light (rather than traditional electrical signals) to transmit high volumes of data in AI infrastructures, indium phosphide has gained a lot of relevance. 

FBI Launches Operation Riptide as AI-Enabled Fraud Concerns Grow

FBI officials unveil Operation Riptide, a nationwide cybercrime crackdown amid growing concerns over AI-driven and online fraud threats.

The FBI has launched Operation Riptide, a nationwide cybercrime crackdown. The effort comes as law-enforcement agencies face growing concerns over AI-related fraud and online scams.

When Judge Meets the Machine: Can AI Help Deliver Justice Without Losing Humanity?

Justice amid the backlog: as the Supreme Court drafts rules for AI in Indian courts, the question is whether technology can clear the mountain of pending cases without displacing the human judgment the scales represent.

With the Supreme Court of India publishing draft rules for AI in Indian courts, senior advocates and cyber-law experts are confronting one uneasy question: can a system run partly by machines still deliver justice that is recognisably human?

WWDC 2026: Apple Bets Big on AI as Tim Cook’s Era Nears Its End

Apple is expected to unveil significant AI enhancements at WWDC 2026, with a smarter Siri and new ecosystem-wide features taking center stage.

Apple makes artificial intelligence the centerpiece of WWDC 2026, with major upgrades to Siri and new AI-powered features across its ecosystem.

NVIDIA, Doosan Link Robotics, Power Systems to AI Factory Infrastructure

Industrial robots illustrate the physical AI focus of NVIDIA and Doosan's collaboration.

The companies will combine NVIDIA’s AI platforms with Doosan’s expertise in robotics, energy and industrial systems.

Anthropic Creates AI and Rule of Law Team, Opens First Role

Staff work inside an Anthropic office. The company has launched an AI and Rule of Law team and opened its first role.

Anthropic has formed a dedicated AI and Rule of Law team to study how advanced AI systems could affect executive power, courts, elections, and other democratic institutions.