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Christopher Nolan has described artificial intelligence as an “obvious Trojan horse,” saying growing public scepticism—especially among younger people—is a healthy response to rapidly…
Nonprofit Current AI is building open, public AI infrastructure through global partnerships, multilingual tools and community-led projects to make artificial intelligence accessible beyond…
Waymo has resumed its robotaxi service in San Francisco after temporarily pausing operations during a citywide power outage that affected thousands of customers.
Several electric vehicles have been discontinued or cancelled in the U.S. this year as automakers respond to lower demand, tariffs, changing regulations and shifting business priorities.
The U.S. Department of Justice has cleared federal employees to download TikTok on government-issued devices following changes to the app’s U.S. ownership structure.
Databricks has announced a new funding round, valuing the company at $188 billion and reflecting strong investor confidence in its transformation into a leading enterprise AI platform.
The growing use of AI transcription tools in Zoom meetings and everyday conversations is raising concerns about privacy, consent and the long-term value of recording everything.
Agility Robotics has opened a new training facility in Fremont, California, to accelerate deployments of its Digit humanoid robot as competition in AI-powered robotics intensifies.
Nuclear startup Valar Atomics is reportedly in talks to raise a new funding round at a $6 billion valuation as demand for AI-powered data centre energy infrastructure continues to grow.
The FBI has arrested a Florida man accused of uploading malware-infected games to Steam, infecting thousands of computers and stealing more than $220,000 in cryptocurrency from victims.
Parents looking for safer alternatives to traditional smartphones have more choices than ever, with companies offering kid-friendly phones featuring parental controls, restricted apps and…
Amazon is working to resolve an AWS billing system bug that incorrectly showed some cloud customers owed millions or even billions of dollars for services they never used.
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