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Trump administration fires top copyright official days after firing Librarian of Congress
The Trump administration has fired the nation’s top copyright official, Shira Perlmutter. The move comes days after the abrupt termination of the head of the Library of Congress, which oversees the U.S. Copyright Office.
How AI helps push Candy Crush players through its most difficult puzzles
Artificial intelligence is being used to help players of the popular mobile game Candy Crush Saga get through its most challenging levels, providing hints and adjusting difficulty to keep users engaged.
Pope Leo XIV lays out vision of papacy and identifies AI as a main challenge for humanity
Pope Leo XIV, in his first major address, outlined his vision for the papacy and highlighted artificial intelligence as one of the most significant challenges facing humanity today.
From AI avatars to virtual reality crime scenes, courts are grappling with AI in the justice system
Courts across the U.S. are increasingly encountering artificial intelligence, from AI-generated avatars giving victim statements to virtual reality reconstructions of crime scenes, raising new legal and ethical questions.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and other US tech leaders testify to Congress on AI competition with China
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, along with other leading U.S. tech executives, testified before Congress about the growing competition with China in artificial intelligence and the need for American innovation and regulation.
Orthodox Church leader says faith is humanity’s safeguard against the ‘impending robotocracy’
The Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of the Orthodox Church warned that faith is essential to protect humanity from a future dominated by automation and artificial intelligence, which he called an ‘impending robotocracy’.
California regulator weakens AI rules, giving Big Tech more leeway to track you
California regulators have relaxed proposed rules on artificial intelligence, allowing major technology companies more freedom to use AI for tracking and data collection.
Google partners with Elementl Power on nuclear energy sites as power demand for AI grows
Google is partnering with Elementl Power to develop nuclear energy sites, aiming to meet the surging electricity demand driven by artificial intelligence technologies.
OpenAI reverses course and says its nonprofit will continue to control its business
OpenAI announced that its nonprofit board will retain control over the company, reversing earlier plans to shift more power to its for-profit arm amid concerns about the future direction of ChatGPT and AI development.
AI developers should counter misinformation and protect fact-based news, global media groups say
Global media organizations are urging AI developers to take responsibility for combating misinformation and ensuring that fact-based news is protected in the age of generative AI.
How Generative AI Will Affect Jobs In Restaurants And Hospitality
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the restaurant industry from fast food chains to fine dining establishments, but not by replacing chefs. Instead, AI is streamlining operations, improving customer service, and creating new job opportunities.
RSAC 2025: Agentic AI, Identity And The New Rules Of Cyber Defense
RSAC 2025 highlighted AI-powered security, identity as the new perimeter, and rising insider threats—signaling a shift toward automation and unified cyber defense.
Why AI Hardware, Not Just Bigger Models, Will Define The Future Of AI
The next leap in AI won’t come from bigger models, but from AI hardware that brings intelligence to life. That’s the big message from experts these days.
Sam Altman On Harvesting Star Power
Some deep space theory is driving new interest in how we could get energy from the stars, and bring it home, with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman weighing in on the possibilities.
Cadence Unveils Millennium M2000 Supercomputer And Nvidia Is All In
Cadence has launched the Millennium M2000 supercomputer, with Nvidia backing the project. The platform aims to provide a simulation environment for chipmakers and scientists alike.
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House of Lords pushes back against government’s AI plans
The House of Lords has backed an amendment to the data bill, requiring AI companies to disclose which copyrighted materials they have used in training their models, pushing back against the government’s current AI plans.
Australia has been hesitant – but could robots soon be delivering your pizza?
Australia has been slow to adopt delivery robots, but new trials and technological advances could soon see robots delivering pizzas and groceries in urban areas.
For Silicon Valley, AI isn’t just about replacing some jobs. It’s about replacing all of them
Silicon Valley’s ambitions for AI go beyond automating select tasks, with some leaders envisioning a future where AI could replace nearly all human jobs, raising questions about the future of work and society.
Elizabeth Holmes’s partner reportedly raises millions for blood-testing startup
The partner of Elizabeth Holmes, the convicted founder of Theranos, is reportedly raising millions for a new blood-testing startup, sparking debate about the legacy of Theranos and the future of health tech innovation.
BM Boys: the Nigerian sextortion network hiding in plain sight on TikTok
A Nigerian sextortion network known as BM Boys is exploiting TikTok to target victims, raising concerns about online safety and the challenges of policing social media platforms.
Paul McCartney and Dua Lipa among artists urging Starmer to rethink AI copyright plans
Paul McCartney, Dua Lipa, and other artists have called on Labour leader Keir Starmer to reconsider proposed AI copyright policies, warning of risks to creative industries if AI is allowed to use copyrighted works without consent.
AI firms warned to calculate threat of super intelligence or risk it escaping human control
AI companies are being urged to assess the existential risks posed by superintelligent systems, amid fears that advanced AI could escape human control if not properly managed.
Can a methadone-dispensing robot free up nurses and improve patient care?
A new methadone-dispensing robot is being trialed to see if it can reduce nurses’ workloads and improve patient care in clinical settings.
Does video game monetisation harm children – and what is Australia doing about it?
Concerns are growing about the impact of video game monetisation on children, with Australia considering new regulations to protect young players from exploitative practices.
The 8 best video doorbells tried and tested – and Ring isn’t top
A comprehensive review of the top eight video doorbells on the market, revealing that Ring is no longer the leading choice for consumers.
‘Outdated and unjust’: can we reform global capitalism?
A look at efforts to reform global capitalism, examining whether current economic systems are outdated and unjust, and what changes could be made for a fairer future.
Google’s cut-price Android winner
The Pixel 9a is reviewed as Google’s affordable Android smartphone, offering strong performance and features at a lower price point.
Funky mid-ranger with real zoom camera
The Nothing Phone 3a Pro is praised for its unique design and real zoom camera, making it a standout mid-range Android device.
Apple’s cheapest new phone
The iPhone 16e is Apple’s most affordable new smartphone, offering essential features and a sleek design at a lower price point.
The smallest top-tier Android left
The Samsung Galaxy S25 is reviewed as the last compact flagship Android phone, offering top-tier performance in a small form factor.
The smart streaming TV levels up
Sky Glass Gen 2 is reviewed as a smart streaming TV that offers improved picture, sound, and service features for modern viewers.
The premium tablet to beat
The Apple iPad Air M3 is highlighted as the leading premium tablet, with strong battery life, screen size, and