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— Patrick P. Gelsinger
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Cerebras’s renewed IPO filing shows that 86% of its 2025 revenue came from Abu Dhabi customers, highlighting the AI chipmaker’s heavy dependence on a small group of buyers even as it positions itself as a challenger to Nvidia in AI infrastructure
South Korea’s presidential policy chief Yongbeom Kim has proposed a ‘Citizen Dividend’ to redistribute AI-era excess tax revenue, warning the boom risks a K-shaped split.
OpenAI has launched the OpenAI Deployment Company, a new enterprise AI unit backed by over $4 billion to deploy AI systems inside business operations. The move follows Anthropic’s recent Wall Street-backed AI services venture, highlighting the industry’s push into enterprise deployment.
FBI Director Kash Patel says the agency has made AI its “centrifugal force,” crediting the technology with a 30% jump in missing children recoveries and the arrest of 2,000 accused abusers in the past year. The FBI has partnered with OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI and Palantir, among others.
The IMF warned that AI is making cyberattacks faster and cheaper, threatening banks, payment networks and shared financial infrastructure worldwide. It called for stronger resilience standards and urgent coordination between governments and private institutions.
Speaking at the 8th Dinkar Memorial Lecture in New Delhi, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said artificial intelligence is beginning to reflect deep social inequalities, with some countries showing an “inbuilt bias” against the poor.
The European Council and EU lawmakers have agreed to push back the registration deadline for high-risk AI systems by more than two years and exclude industrial machinery from the AI Act’s scope, marking a significant softening of the bloc’s landmark AI legislation.
Pixxel and Sarvam will launch Pathfinder, a 200-kg satellite carrying datacentre-class GPUs to run India-built AI models in orbit. Set for a Q4 2026 launch, the mission aims to process hyperspectral imagery in space — flagging wildfires, crop disease and pipeline leaks in real time, without foreign cloud dependence.
SEBI- the Indian market regulator has told every broker, exchange, fund house and intermediary to lock down systems against a new generation of AI tools capable of finding and exploiting software vulnerabilities at machine speed — and has set up a dedicated task force, cyber-suraksha.ai, to coordinate the response.
Apple has agreed to pay $250 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging it misled iPhone 15 and 16 buyers about Apple Intelligence and Siri capabilities. U.S. consumers who bought the devices between June 2024 and March 2025 stand to receive between $25 and $95. Apple denies wrongdoing.