Category: AI News
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AI web browsers privacy risks are becoming a serious concern as new AI-powered browsing tools begin making decisions for users. Instead of simply displaying pages, these browsers read, process and act on information — often sending data to external systems. That shift gives AI immense visibility into user behaviour and threatens both personal privacy and…
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The India military AI initiative is redefining how the country approaches defense and national security. With rapid investments in artificial intelligence and autonomous systems, India is building a smarter, more agile military. The move strengthens surveillance, logistics, and decision-making across all branches of the armed forces while aligning with global shifts toward AI-driven warfare. AI…
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The launch of Snapchat+ AI pets adds a new layer of creativity to the platform’s premium experience. Snapchat has introduced AI-generated Bitmoji pets and shared group wallpapers for subscribers, blending technology with social personalization. These features aim to boost engagement and strengthen Snapchat’s position in an increasingly competitive messaging market. What’s New in Snapchat+ Snapchat+…
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The rise of AI hurricane videos has flooded social platforms with fake footage linked to Hurricane Melissa. While the real storm battered the Caribbean, online users faced another crisis — a wave of fabricated clips showing sharks on city streets and dramatic rescues that never happened. The incident exposes how easily AI tools can distort…
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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and AMD have launched a $1 billion initiative to advance AI supercomputers science. Their collaboration will create two groundbreaking systems—Lux and Discovery—designed to power research in fusion energy, cancer treatment, and national security. According to DOE officials, Lux will become operational within six months, delivering triple the AI capacity…
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Mark Karpelès, the former CEO of Mt. Gox, believes that advanced AI crypto prevention tools could have saved the exchange from collapse. Reflecting on one of the largest cryptocurrency thefts in history, he argued that today’s AI systems can detect patterns invisible to humans and stop suspicious activity before major losses occur. In 2014, Mt.…
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Microsoft 365 AI subscriptions are facing major backlash after Australia’s competition regulator accused Microsoft of misleading customers into paying for more expensive plans. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) alleges that Microsoft’s promotion of its Copilot-integrated packages deceived around 2.7 million users. According to the regulator, Microsoft bundled its Copilot AI assistant into Microsoft…
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Jen Easterly, former director of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), has urged the tech industry to rethink how software is built and secured. Speaking about AI code cybersecurity, she said poor software quality—not just cyberattacks—is the real threat undermining global digital safety. Easterly believes that most cybersecurity incidents stem from preventable flaws…
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Albania AI governance has reached new territory after Prime Minister Edi Rama revealed that Diella, the country’s AI minister, is “pregnant” with 83 digital assistants. His metaphor sparked global curiosity and debate about how artificial intelligence will shape public administration. Diella, Albania’s virtual minister for artificial intelligence, oversees procurement reforms and anti-corruption efforts. Introduced in…
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China’s military is accelerating its use of artificial intelligence through DeepSeek, an advanced large language model driving automation in defense. The China AI military effort focuses on integrating DeepSeek into robot dogs, drone swarms, and autonomous combat systems to redefine future warfare. The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) increasingly uses DeepSeek to shorten decision times and…