Category: AI News


  • China AI deepfake campaigns target Taiwan’s public opinion

    China has intensified its information warfare against Taiwan by deploying AI-generated content and deepfake media as part of a broader influence campaign. Taiwanese security officials warn that these operations aim to manipulate public opinion, undermine trust in democratic institutions, and weaken international support for the island. The growing scale and sophistication of the activity marks…

  • ChatGPT Jobs feature helps users search jobs and improve resumes

    The ChatGPT Jobs feature marks a new step in OpenAI’s effort to turn ChatGPT into a practical assistant for everyday tasks. Instead of focusing only on conversations, the platform now aims to support career planning, job exploration, and resume improvement directly inside the interface. This shift reflects how users increasingly rely on AI tools for…

  • Microsoft will let IT admins uninstall Copilot on managed devices

    Microsoft plans to give organisations more control over AI features by allowing IT admins uninstall Copilot on managed Windows devices. The upcoming change targets environments where administrators need tighter oversight of installed software and AI-driven functionality. Until now, companies could disable Copilot features but could not fully remove the app from managed systems. The new…

  • Grok fake news incident exposes risks of AI-generated images

    The Grok fake news incident highlights how generative AI can amplify misinformation during breaking news events. After a fatal police shooting in the United States, users relied on an AI chatbot to identify a masked federal agent shown in video footage. Instead of providing verified facts, the system produced fabricated images that many viewers mistook…

  • DeepSeek Italy AI Probe Ends Over Hallucination Warnings

    Italy has formally closed the DeepSeek Italy AI probe after the AI company agreed to strengthen user warnings about hallucinations generated by its large language model. Regulators had raised concerns that users were not clearly informed about the risk of receiving confident but inaccurate responses. The case reflects growing regulatory attention on how AI systems…

  • AI carbon footprint net zero faces rising energy pressure

    Artificial intelligence continues to scale across industries, but its environmental impact grows just as fast. The AI carbon footprint net zero debate focuses on whether expanding AI infrastructure can align with global climate targets. Rising energy demand from data centers and AI training workloads now raises concerns about emissions, water use, and long-term sustainability. How…

  • Grok Pope controversy sparks backlash in Poland

    A new controversy surrounding Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok has sparked strong reactions in Poland. The Grok Pope controversy centers on an AI-generated image that linked Pope John Paul II to allegations of covering up clerical abuse. The incident has reignited debates about AI accountability, image manipulation, and the limits of automated systems when handling…

  • GPT-5.2 Codex Max rolls out to select OpenAI users

    OpenAI has started rolling out a new high-end coding model to a limited group of users. Known as GPT-5.2 Codex Max, the release signals another step in OpenAI’s push toward more capable, long-running AI coding agents. The model is not available to everyone yet. Early access appears limited to select paid users and developers who…

  • Jensen Huang CES 2026 Keynote Reveals Nvidia’s AI Strategy

    The Jensen Huang CES 2026 keynote delivered a clear message about Nvidia’s future direction. Speaking on stage in Las Vegas, the Nvidia CEO presented artificial intelligence as a foundation for physical systems, autonomous machines, and real-world deployment rather than a cloud-only technology. Throughout the keynote, Huang positioned Nvidia as a full-stack AI company that connects…

  • Agentic AI Is an Identity Problem, and CISOs Will Be Accountable

    Agentic AI is no longer a theoretical risk. As autonomous AI agents begin executing tasks across enterprise environments, they introduce a fundamental identity security problem that organizations cannot ignore. Unlike traditional automation tools, these agents act independently, make decisions at speed, and interact with multiple systems without constant human oversight. As a result, Chief Information…