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Telangana Launches Aikam AI Innovation Hub at Davos, Calls for Global Partners
Davos has seen its share of splashy launches. This year’s entry comes from an unlikely quarter: Telangana.
Hundreds of creatives warn AI 'slop' fuels misinformation and deepfakes
The term carries a sneer, a shudder, a sense of digital decay. “AI slop” is what the Human Artistry Campaign calls the flood of low-quality,...
LinkedIn credits multi-teacher distillation and small models for new LLM
In the relentless race to build bigger AI models, LinkedIn quietly bet against the trend.
Apple developing circular AI pin with cameras, mic and stand
Every tech company is now trying to build its own AI pin. Apple’s will be the one that actually ships, probably late, and for a price that makes you...
Anthropic unveils Claude constitution urging builders to ensure safety
The burden of safety in artificial intelligence has always been a hot potato, passed from developer to deployer to end user.
Chinese-born AI scholars in US forge ties, deepening US-China collaboration
Headlines scream about an AI cold war between the US and China. The real story is happening in shared authorship lines.
ElevenLabs releases AI-generated album to address music ethics concerns
ElevenLabs just released an album. It's made by AI. This is a company known for cloning voices, and the music business is currently split between...
Survey Bias Can Skew Reported Average Age to 38, Says Data Science Guide
Numbers lie. Not intentionally, but through the quiet distortion of how they are gathered. A survey shows your average customer is 38. The truth? 45.
AI Entrepreneurs Learn to Delegate Technical Work, Focus on Business
The best technical founders learn to stop building. It's a brutal shift. You can write perfect code or run a company—pick one.
Adobe Acrobat adds AI‑driven ‘Generate Podcast’ to summarise PDFs
Adobe Acrobat is turning documents into podcasts. Announced Tuesday, the new "Generate Podcast" feature for Acrobat Studio subscribers uses a...
YouTubers to create Shorts using personal AI likenesses, launch date pending
YouTube is about to let creators clone themselves. The platform plans to roll out personalized AI doubles for making Shorts, a feature still waiting...
Instagram CEO says authenticity is a major shift as AI content rises
When Instagram’s CEO looks at the rising tide of AI-generated content and declares authenticity the platform’s next major shift, he’s gesturing at a...
TrueFoundry launches TrueFailover to auto‑reroute AI traffic on model outages
TrueFoundry’s latest launch, TrueFailover, aims to solve a paradox that haunts every enterprise deploying AI at scale: how do you keep systems...
NVIDIA puts USD 150 M into Baseten, backing Jensen Huang’s inference‑first pivot
Jensen Huang has a new mantra: inference is the future. Not training, not the brute-force calculus of building ever-larger models, but the quiet,...
Adobe adds Firefly‑Premiere AI video tools, announces USD 10M Sundance grants
Adobe is done with demos. This week, the company hardwired its generative Firefly AI directly into Premiere Pro's professional timeline, moving the...
India aims for USD 150 bn AI spend by 2026; Google, Microsoft, Amazon commit USD 70 bn
India's government expects the country to invest $150 billion in AI infrastructure by 2026.
AI boom could lift US carbon output; PJM cuts grid‑energy forecasts
The AI boom is a power-hungry beast, and the grid is scrambling to feed it. Earlier this month, PJM, a major regional transmission operator, slashed...
OpenAI rolls out age‑prediction system on ChatGPT to flag under‑18 users
OpenAI is now guessing your age. Across consumer ChatGPT accounts, a new system is rolling out.
Free on-demand full-length SAT practice tests now live in Gemini
SAT prep just turned free. Google has plugged full-length practice exams directly into its Gemini AI, available on-demand for anyone with an internet...
Google unveils Gemini and Classroom updates at BETT conference
Google came to London's BETT conference with a blunt sales pitch: let the AI do the drudgery.