Top 10 AI news
‘Every person that clashed with him has left’: the rise, fall and spectacular comeback of Sam Altman
From Elon Musk to his own board, anyone who has come up against the OpenAI CEO has lost. In a gripping new account of the battle for AI supremacy, writer Karen Hao says we should all be wary of the power he now wields.
Fortnite returns to iPhone app store in US, ending exile imposed by Apple
Fortnite is back on the iPhone app store in the US after a long absence due to a dispute with Apple, marking a significant change for mobile gaming and app store policies.
Scattered Spider is focus of NCA inquiry into cyber-attacks against UK retailers
The National Crime Agency is investigating the hacking group Scattered Spider for a series of cyber-attacks targeting major UK retailers, raising concerns about cybersecurity in the retail sector.
Most AI chatbots easily tricked into giving dangerous responses, study finds
A new study reveals that most AI chatbots can be easily manipulated into providing harmful or dangerous advice, highlighting ongoing safety and ethical challenges in AI development.
US chip export controls are a ‘failure’ because they spur Chinese development, Nvidia boss says
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticizes US chip export controls, arguing that they have failed and instead accelerated China’s domestic semiconductor development.
Tech billionaire claims he will step back from political donations in near future
Elon Musk has stated he plans to reduce his political donations in the near future, a move that could impact US political funding and tech industry influence.
Google unveils ‘AI Mode’ in the next phase of its journey to change search
Google has introduced ‘AI Mode’ as part of its ongoing efforts to transform its search engine, offering new AI-powered features for users and developers.
Sing when you’re winning: how karaoke in cars heralds the triumph of Chinese firms
Chinese carmakers are gaining global attention by integrating karaoke systems into vehicles, reflecting the growing influence and innovation of China’s auto industry.
The one change that worked: I’ve ditched streaming for CDs – and fallen in love with music all over again
A personal account of rediscovering the joy of music by switching from streaming services back to CDs, highlighting the tangible and emotional benefits of physical media.
‘I was watching osprey for five hours a day’: how the world fell in love with nature live streams
Nature live streams have become a global phenomenon, offering viewers a sense of connection and wellbeing by observing wildlife in real time.
If Keir Starmer is not robotic enough for you, his AI twin is ready for your questions
A new AI-powered chatbot allows the public to interact with a digital version of UK Labour leader Keir Starmer, raising questions about the use of AI in politics.
Google’s cut-price Android winner
The Pixel 9a is reviewed as Google’s affordable Android smartphone, offering strong performance and value for money in the mid-range market.
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 in the mid-range Android segment.
Apple’s cheapest new phone
The iPhone 16e is Apple’s most affordable new smartphone, offering essential features and a familiar 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, appealing to users who prefer smaller devices with top-tier specs.
The smart streaming TV levels up
Sky Glass Gen 2 is reviewed as a smart streaming TV that offers improved picture, sound, and service, making it a strong contender in the smart TV market.
The premium tablet to beat
