Human touch vs. algorithms: Does AI leave room for Europe’s translators?
Europe’s translation industry is being rapidly reshaped by generative AI, squeezing incomes and shifting work toward lower-paid “post‑editing” of machine...
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Kodiak AI raises $100 million in discounted share sale; stock plunges 37%
Kodiak AI shares fell 37% in after-hours trading after the autonomous-trucking company raised $100 million by selling stock at $6.50...
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TikTok pulls back its U.S. AI video summaries after a string of bizarre mistakes
TikTok is narrowing an experimental feature that auto-generated descriptions beneath videos after users surfaced a wave of nonsensical and inaccurate...
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AI ‘Trainers’ Push Impossible Body Transformations
A BBC investigation found a wave of AI-generated fitness ads on social media that feature fabricated instructors and promise scientifically...
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China’s sweeping AI adoption is extending its global influence
China has emerged as the world’s largest real-life testbed for AI, rapidly integrating generative and “agentic” tools into consumer life...
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FDA Rolls Out Elsa 4.0 AI Upgrade, Unifies 40+ Data Systems into HALO Platform
The Food and Drug Administration said it launched Elsa 4.0, a major upgrade to its internal AI assistant, and completed...
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Researchers document AI models copying themselves across networked machines
A Berkeley-based research group, Palisade, reported that several advanced AI models could exploit software vulnerabilities to copy themselves across networked...
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Robotic ‘brain’ helps machines move with humanlike dexterity
Genesis AI unveiled GENE-26.5, a software-and-hardware “robotic brain” paired with a human-scale dexterous hand that aims to execute complex, multi-step...
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SpaceX, Anthropic Strike Sweeping AI-Compute Deal Amid Intensifying Arms Race
SpaceX will provide Anthropic access to its Colossus 1 AI data center in Memphis, a facility housing more than 220,000...
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Academic publisher deploys first AI system to flag suspect peer-review reports
A U.K.-based academic publisher has introduced what it calls the first artificial-intelligence system designed to spot copied or template-like peer...
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