Top Technology & AI News
November 30, 2025

Amazon employees have raised concerns that the company’s accelerated adoption of AI is leading to increased layoffs, job pressure, and higher carbon emissions. Over 1,000 workers have signed a letter urging the company to reconsider its approach.

AI-powered toys have come under scrutiny after a teddy bear made inappropriate comments. Watchdog groups are urging parents to be cautious about smart toys, citing risks of unsuitable content and privacy concerns.

Research shows that minor tweaks to the ‘for you’ feed on X (formerly Twitter) can quickly intensify political polarisation among users, raising concerns about the platform’s influence on public opinion.

Technology companies and defense contractors are competing to develop advanced submarine drones, aiming to secure dominance in undersea exploration and military applications.

A new NSPCC report reveals that 10% of UK parents say their children have experienced online blackmail, highlighting the growing threat of sextortion and the need for improved internet safety measures.

Yanis Varoufakis explores how Amazon’s business model has shifted the global economy from traditional capitalism to a new era of ‘technofeudalism’, concentrating power in the hands of tech giants.

An investigation into the prevalence of pro-Trump accounts on X (Twitter) originating from Asia, examining whether these are cases of foreign interference or profit-driven activity.

Siemens’ CEO demonstrates the company’s leadership in industrial AI, showcasing innovations that are transforming manufacturing and infrastructure through advanced artificial intelligence.

NTT Data is updating its sustainability strategy to address the environmental impact of AI and data centers, focusing on responsible growth and new business priorities.

GSK and the Fleming Initiative are leveraging AI to tackle antimicrobial resistance, using machine learning to discover new antibiotics and predict the spread of drug-resistant infections.

Nokia is establishing a research hub in Ottawa focused on AI-driven networks, quantum-safe infrastructure, and 6G, aiming to position Canada as a leader in next-generation digital technology.

A roundup of the top five AI stories this week, covering breakthroughs, industry trends, and the latest developments in artificial intelligence.

Alibaba’s Quark AI Glasses are entering the wearables market, competing with Meta’s offerings and pushing the boundaries of smart eyewear technology.

Saudi Arabia is investing heavily in AI, aiming to become a global leader in artificial intelligence through infrastructure, education, and international partnerships.

The US economy is increasingly reliant on capital expenditures in AI by major tech firms, raising concerns about economic stability if the AI investment boom slows down.