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Exclusive: Meta Defends AI Glasses After German Group Files Criminal Complaint

Meta's AI-enabled smart glasses are at the centre of a criminal complaint filed by German digital rights group HateAid over alleged privacy risks and covert recording concerns.

In an exclusive conversation with AI FrontPage, Meta says the AI glasses do not violate privacy laws of Germany and were already approved by a federal regulator.

White House AI Framework Exempts Open-Weight Models from Pre-Release Review

The White House in Washington, D.C., where Trump administration officials briefed leading AI companies on a voluntary framework for pre-release cybersecurity testing of advanced AI models.

The new voluntary policy applies to closed frontier AI models, while exempting open-weight models, including those developed by Chinese AI companies.

Why HBM (High Bandwidth Memory) is Becoming Real Bottleneck in the AI Industry

High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) has emerged as a critical component of AI infrastructure, providing the high-speed data access needed to keep advanced GPUs and AI accelerators operating efficiently as model sizes and inference workloads grow.

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.

Countries Buying Sovereign AI Remain Dependent on US Big Tech: Stanford Report

A Stanford HAI report finds that countries buying "sovereign AI" solutions from Nvidia, Microsoft, Google, AWS and OpenAI remain structurally dependent on US-based providers. (Image: AI FrontPage)

A Stanford HAI report finds that sovereignty solutions sold by Nvidia, Microsoft, Google, AWS and OpenAI reconfigure rather than eliminate dependence on US Big Tech.

Inside Story: How Claude Code Dispute Escalated Between Alibaba and Anthropic

Alibaba's ban on Anthropic's Claude Code has intensified a broader debate over AI security, user privacy, transparency and model distillation.

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.

No Child Should Be a Guinea Pig for Unregulated AI: Guterres at First UN AI Summit

UN Secretary-General António Guterres opened the two-day Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva on Monday, calling for an AI Child Safety Pledge binding companies to child-specific safety testing.

For the first time in its history, the United Nations has convened all 193 member states to answer one question: who governs AI? Opening the inaugural Global Dialogue on AI Governance in Geneva, Secretary-General António Guterres put children at the centre of the answer — demanding that AI companies prove their systems are safe before a single child can access them, and warning that “the algorithm did it” can never be an acceptable answer when a child is harmed.

As AI Reaches Courts: UNESCO Issues Global Guidance for Judiciary

UNESCO's new toolkit examines how artificial intelligence is being used across judicial systems, highlighting its applications alongside legal, ethical and human rights challenges.

UNESCO’s toolkit brings together global case studies on AI in the justice sector, examining how courts are using the technology while highlighting legal, ethical and human rights concerns raised by its deployment.

Exclusive: “To Democratize AI, Make it Energy Efficient”- CYRAN AI’s Manan Suri on Neuromorphic Computing

Professor Manan Suri, founder of IIT-Delhi deep-tech startup CYRAN AI, whose neuromorphic chips are designed to mimic the brain's energy efficiency. Suri was named to MIT Technology Review's Innovators Under 35 in 2018.

The startup, spun out of IIT-Delhi’s research labs, has signed deals with Dutch chipmaker Innatera and French aerospace major Safran. Its founder argues that AI must learn from the brain to use less power, and that nations should build their own AI capabilities.

China Invites Citizens to Report on AI Irregularities; Fake and Violent Content

China has invited citizens to report on AI applications irregularities including generation of fake, misleading and graphic content

China has invited citizens to report on AI applications irregularities including generation of fake, misleading and graphic content

India’s Tryst with AI: White Paper Offers Roadmap for Foundation Models

India’s Tryst with AI White Paper Offers Roadmap for Foundation Models

India wants to stake its claim in the three way AI dominance race with U.S. and China. Foundation models remain key to this race.