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Fault Lines Are Appearing in the AI Capex Spree

Advocates warn AI companies risk national security by employing insufficiently vetted foreign workers

China-linked hackers tapped DeepSeek and other AI tools to orchestrate rapid, worldwide cyberattacks, CrowdStrike says

Trump’s tech backers tout ‘super intelligence’ on earnings calls, while rivals stick with AI

Alphabet sheds $500 billion in market value as AI-driven search undercuts ad revenue

Banks sound alarm as consumers grant AI tools access to their bank accounts
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Fault Lines Are Appearing in the AI Capex Spree

Advocates warn AI companies risk national security by employing insufficiently vetted foreign workers

The AI boom could put your most intimate data at risk

Aon chief says AI data-center insurance risks could choke off project financing

Early strides in speeding drug development with Claude

Anthropic’s IPO prospectus details AI test “escapes” and a security-driven pause in next-gen training
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Fault Lines Are Appearing in the AI Capex Spree

November 1, 2026

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Advocates warn AI companies risk national security by employing insufficiently vetted foreign workers

November 1, 2026

Asia

China-linked hackers tapped DeepSeek and other AI tools to orchestrate rapid, worldwide cyberattacks, CrowdStrike says

October 31, 2026

Business

Microsoft’s Brad Smith presses for worldwide AI rules, says safety lags behind everyday products

October 13, 2026

Microsoft President Brad Smith urged governments to create international rules for artificial intelligence, arguing the technology faces fewer safety requirements...

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Microsoft’s Brad Smith Warns AI Has Fewer Safety Rules Than Milk, Urges ‘Kill Switches’ and Legal Liability

October 13, 2026

Microsoft President Brad Smith warned that artificial intelligence is subject to fewer safety rules than everyday goods such as milk...

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Microsoft unveils Maia 300 AI processor to curb reliance on Nvidia and AMD

October 13, 2026

Microsoft introduced its Azure Maia 300 chip, aiming to lessen dependence on Nvidia and AMD as hyperscalers push deeper into...

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AI Personal Assistants Threaten Businesses That Profit From Customer Inaction

October 12, 2026

Personal AI agents are beginning to chip away at a lucrative corporate constant: consumer inertia. Early adopters are using tools...

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Microsoft’s Nadella: Treat every AI model as compromised and build in an “emergency brake”

October 12, 2026

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella urged the tech industry to assume advanced AI systems are compromised by default and to build...

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Third-party AI safety auditors move from the shadows to center stage

October 12, 2026

A fast-emerging niche of third-party AI evaluators is taking on an outsized role as Washington resists formal regulation, thrusting small...

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Anthropic bans sustained “abusive or cruel” conduct toward its Claude chatbot under new user policy

October 10, 2026

Anthropic moved to prohibit “sustained and needless” abusive behavior toward its Claude AI, tightening user conduct rules while stressing the...

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Photographers warn parents are using AI to strip watermarks from school photos

October 10, 2026

UK school photographers say parents are increasingly using artificial-intelligence tools to strip watermarks from proof images, allowing them to avoid...