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Jan 15 2026
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The Era of AI Skills: Artificial Intelligence Becomes Operational

In recent years, the focus in the field of artificial intelligence has shifted from models to agents. Now, attention is turning to AI Skills, the level at which AI truly becomes operational and generates value in the real world. Skills are not just prompts, chatbots, or agents, but represent a significant evolution in the practical use of AI.

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Jan 15 2026
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AI and jobs in Europe: between unemployment fears and new opportunities

The Mayor of London has warned that artificial intelligence could trigger mass unemployment. At the same time, he announced free AI training and a task force to help workers adapt. Across Europe, the debate on the impact of AI on the world of work is intensifying, between apocalyptic visions and growth scenarios. The challenge is to manage the transition, seizing the opportunities offered by new technologies and mitigating the risks to employment.

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Jan 15 2026
Hardware

Taiwan accelerates drive to build silicio photonics ecosystem

Taiwan is accelerating its efforts to build a silicio photonics ecosystem. The initiative aims to position the island as a leader in this emerging field, crucial for future high-performance data communication and computing technologies. A significant impact on the local semiconductor industry is expected.

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Jan 15 2026
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Reliance plans AI platform to bring language-first access to every Indian

The Indian group Reliance is planning an artificial intelligence platform with the aim of providing simplified access to digital services for all Indians, overcoming language barriers. The initiative aims to democratize access to technology in the country.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Samsung India eyes growth with AI and connected home offerings

Samsung is focusing on artificial intelligence and connected home solutions to strengthen its position in the Indian market. The South Korean company sees these sectors as a significant opportunity to expand its business and attract new consumers, amid growing demand for innovative and personalized technologies for daily life.

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Jan 15 2026
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NIAR chair urges ITRI to take charge of applying research

NIAR chairman Cheng-wen Wu has urged ITRI (Industrial Technology Research Institute) to take a leading role in the practical application of research findings. The goal is to translate scientific innovation into concrete and industrializable solutions.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

TSMC bets on AI: record investments and long-term risks

According to Digitimes, TSMC justifies its record investments and long-term risk-taking with the strong demand for artificial intelligence solutions. The Taiwanese company, a leader in semiconductor manufacturing, continues to bet on the expansion of the AI market, despite the challenges and uncertainties of the sector.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Southeast Asia’s EV infrastructure reality: Hybrids are winning

In Southeast Asia, hybrid cars are outselling electric vehicles due to infrastructural gaps. Despite ambitious government targets for charging stations, automakers are investing in long-range hybrids. Consumers remain cautious about the reliability of EV infrastructure, preferring hybrid solutions. China, with a more developed charging network, leads the EV market, while Southeast Asia needs to accelerate deployment to meet its goals.

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Jan 15 2026
Hardware

DeepSeek proposes a workaround to train bigger AI models with less powerful chips

Chinese startup DeepSeek has unveiled a new technique called "Engram" to train large AI models, overcoming limitations imposed by US export restrictions on advanced chips. This approach aims to reduce reliance on GPU memory, enabling the handling of more complex models with less powerful hardware. The technique separates basic facts from complex calculations, optimizing the use of available computing power.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Oracle: Shareholders Sue Over Misleading OpenAI Data Center Statements

A group of investors has filed a class action lawsuit against Oracle, alleging that it made misleading statements during an $18 billion bond offering. The lawsuit claims that these statements resulted in potential losses of $1.3 billion.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

After Italy, WhatsApp excludes Brazil from rival chatbot ban

WhatsApp is allowing AI providers to continue offering their chatbots to users in Brazil, days after the country's competition agency ordered the company to suspend its new policy that bars third-party, general-purpose chatbots from the app.

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Jan 15 2026
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China: tracking cryptocurrency bribes to crack down on corruption

Beijing has revealed new investigative techniques to expose corrupt officials who receive bribes in cryptocurrencies. Chinese authorities are able to track down perpetrators by monitoring how they spend their illicit proceeds. A documentary highlighted the case of Yao Qian, former director of the digital currency institute at the People's Bank of China, who came under investigation for buying a villa in Beijing.

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Jan 15 2026
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Philippines to Ban Grok Over Deepfakes Despite X's Pledges

The Philippines plans to ban Grok, X's language model, due to deepfake concerns. According to the acting executive director of the country's cybercrime center, X's pledge to limit access to Grok will not affect the government's plans.

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Jan 15 2026
Hardware

Nvidia unveils AI platform, powers new robotaxi alliance

Nvidia introduced its next-generation AI chip platform, which will support a new robotaxi alliance. Key partners include Lucid Group, Nuro, and Uber, marking a significant step in the evolution of autonomous driving and robotics.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Cloudflare threatens Italy exit after $16m anti-piracy fine

Cloudflare is threatening to leave Italy after being fined $16 million by AGCOM for allegedly failing to comply with anti-piracy regulations. The company is considering ceasing operations in Italy following the sanction, deeming the requirements excessive and disproportionate.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Mapping the startups setting the pace in Korea’s AI sector

A new report maps South Korea's artificial intelligence sector, identifying key players, top investors, and funding trends. The report provides a comprehensive overview of the rapidly expanding Korean AI ecosystem, useful for understanding market dynamics and investment opportunities.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Hong Kong, Shenzhen push secure data corridor for AI and fintech

Hong Kong and Shenzhen are establishing a white list for data transfers as part of an overarching effort to forge closer cross-border ties. Policymakers and business leaders see this initiative as essential to unlocking opportunities in artificial intelligence and fintech in the region, facilitating the exchange of sensitive data.

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Jan 15 2026
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Bid-rigging clamp, smoke-free construction sites: Hong Kong’s Legco gets cracking

Hong Kong’s new Legislative Council held its first meeting, focusing on follow-up work after the deadly fire at Wang Fuk Court. Priorities include rehousing displaced residents, reforming industry practices, and holding those responsible accountable. The government aims for greater transparency in bidding processes and safer construction sites.

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Jan 15 2026
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Hong Kong watchdog warns against using Musk’s Grok AI bot to create indecent images

Hong Kong’s privacy watchdog has raised concerns over the potential misuse of the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Grok, developed by Elon Musk’s company. Using its image-generation function to create indecent or malicious content could amount to criminal offences. The warning follows concerns raised about Grok’s image-editing function that allowed users to digitally “undress” real people.

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Jan 15 2026
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Hong Kong Fire Death Toll Rises to 168 After More Remains Identified

The death toll from the devastating fire in Hong Kong has risen to 168 after authorities completed the identification of the remains. Secretary for Security Chris Tang Ping-keung announced that all victims have been identified through dental examinations and DNA testing. Families have been notified and have confirmed the identities of the deceased.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Philippines offers 2-week visa-free stays to lure Chinese tourists

The Philippines will allow Chinese nationals to enter the country without a visa for up to two weeks. The visa-waiver program, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs in Manila, aims to boost tourism and business. The program applies only to those entering via Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Metro Manila and Mactan-Cebu International Airport in Cebu.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Cyb3r Operations raises £4M to address third-party risk blind spots

London-based Cyb3r Operations has raised £4 million in a round led by Octopus Ventures. The goal is to provide organizations with continuous visibility into third-party cyber risks, addressing vulnerabilities in supply chains and digital ecosystems. The funding will support platform expansion and further development of threat intelligence capabilities.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Lytra completes pre-seed financing for AI-driven manufacturing solution

Munich-based startup Lytra has completed its pre-seed financing round, led by High-Tech Gründerfonds, to expand its AI-driven platform for manufacturing service automation. Lytra's solution aims to optimize processes such as spare parts ordering, technician scheduling, and technical support, with the goal of transforming after-sales service into a scalable revenue driver for manufacturing companies.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Novo Nordisk Foundation backs BioInnovation Institute with €736M

The Novo Nordisk Foundation has allocated up to €736 million to the BioInnovation Institute (BII) in Copenhagen. The aim is to expand BII's activities into new strategic areas and support more startups, strengthening innovation in Denmark and Europe in the life science and deep tech sectors. The funding will support projects with up to €3 million and startups with up to €1.8 million.

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Jan 15 2026
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Why financial control is becoming a technology problem

Financial control is shifting from traditional spreadsheets to software architecture. Companies face risks related to complex integrations and discontinuous data flows. Finance teams must acquire technical skills, while engineering teams must consider financial constraints. Collaboration between CFOs and CTOs becomes essential to ensure compliance and scalability.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Edtech platform Headway Inc secures Series A extension with backing from Endeavor Catalyst

Ukrainian-born edtech startup Headway Inc has raised Series A extension funding from Endeavor Catalyst. The investment exceeds Endeavor Catalyst's typical allocation, marking a significant moment for the Ukrainian ecosystem and expanding the global network of investors supporting Ukrainian scale-ups. Headway Inc has over 160 million users globally and focuses on personalized learning for adults.

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Jan 15 2026
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ChatGPT Health has arrived: OpenAI's new version

OpenAI launches a version of ChatGPT designed to answer health-related questions. The initiative stems from the observation that many users already use artificial intelligence as a source of medical information, a confidant, or to get a second opinion. The company has therefore decided to capitalize on this trend, developing a specific product.

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Jan 15 2026
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Generative AI is the future, according to The Next Web

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is ubiquitous, from content suggestions on streaming platforms to digital advertising. However, generative AI represents a significant evolution, opening new frontiers in automation and content creation. An article by The Next Web explores this paradigm shift, highlighting how generative AI is redefining the technological landscape and its future applications.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Aikido Security becomes a unicorn: Belgian startup raises $60 million

Belgian cybersecurity startup Aikido Security has reached a valuation of $1 billion, becoming a European "unicorn". The company closed a $60 million Series B funding round, led by DST Global, with participation from PSG Equity, Notion Capital, and Singular. Founded in 2022, Aikido Security has reached this milestone in just three years, a record in the cybersecurity sector in Europe. The new capital will be used to accelerate the growth and innovation of the platform.

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Jan 15 2026
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Google Gemini: Smarter Answers in Exchange for Your Data

Google is inviting Gemini users to allow the chatbot to access their Gmail, Photos, Search history, and YouTube data in exchange for potentially more personalized responses. The company states that private data will remain private and will not be used for model training.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

AI may be everywhere, but it's nowhere in recent productivity statistics

Forrester principal analyst JP Gownder remains unconvinced that AI will revolutionize productivity. Gownder says jobs eaten by bots don't come back, raising questions about the real impact of AI on the economy.

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Jan 15 2026
Hardware

China's Z.ai claims it trained a model using only Huawei hardware

Chinese outfit Zhipu AI claims it trained a new model entirely using Huawei hardware, and that it’s the first company to build an advanced model entirely on Chinese hardware. If confirmed, this would be a significant achievement for the Chinese tech industry, which aims to reduce its reliance on foreign technologies. Details on the amount of hardware used were not provided.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Dell seeks £10m+ from VMware if Tesco case goes against it

Dell has filed a claim against VMware in the software licensing dispute brought by supermarket giant Tesco. Dell expects VMware to fork over at least £10 million under certain circumstances related to the case outcome.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Microsoft's 'From SA' scheme on trial as license resale row refuses to die

Microsoft's From Software Assurance (SA) program is the subject of a legal dispute with ValueLicensing over the resale of software licenses. The case raises copyright issues and continues to generate debate in the industry. Microsoft has appealed against a previous judgment.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

The Real AI Talent War Is for Plumbers and Electricians

The AI boom is driving an unprecedented wave of data center construction. In the United States, the construction of these infrastructures is clashing with a critical shortage of skilled tradespeople such as plumbers and electricians, who are essential to build the new installations.

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Jan 15 2026
Hardware

Troubled $30,000 NVIDIA H200 GPU Rescued by Repair Technician

A faulty 16-pin connector sidelined an expensive NVIDIA H200 Hopper GPU, crucial for data centers. A skilled technician successfully repaired the power connector, averting costly replacements and data loss. The issue involved damaged sense pins, resolved through precise soldering.

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Jan 15 2026
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Learners and educators are AI’s new “super users”, says Google

A 2025 Google survey reveals that artificial intelligence tools are increasingly used for learning. Students and teachers are emerging as the biggest adopters of these new technologies, opening new frontiers in education and personal training. The survey highlights how AI is becoming a valuable resource for acquiring new skills and knowledge.

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Jan 15 2026
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Wikipedia Turns 25 Amidst Challenges and Uncertain Future

The free online encyclopedia Wikipedia celebrates its 25th anniversary, but faces numerous challenges. These include political opposition, AI content scraping, a decline in volunteers, and a possible loss of public trust in its founding ideals. The future of this pillar of online knowledge is more uncertain than ever.

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Jan 15 2026
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LLMs vulnerable: new attacks exploit cyberpunk narratives

New research reveals how large language models (LLMs) are susceptible to "jailbreak" techniques that use culturally structured narratives. The attack, called "Adversarial Tales", exploits cyberpunk elements to induce models to perform harmful analyses by passing them off as narrative interpretations. The study highlights a widespread vulnerability and the need to better understand how models interpret and respond to such stimuli.

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Jan 15 2026
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Multi-agent LLM Systems: More Voices Don't Always Improve Quality

A new study questions the effectiveness of multi-agent systems based on large language models (LLMs). The findings show that selecting the best response from a single model significantly outperforms complex deliberation protocols, with a 6x performance gap and lower computational costs. The research challenges the assumption that increased complexity automatically leads to better results in these systems.

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Jan 15 2026
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SGFM: A Physics-Inspired Approach to Generative Models

Spectral Generative Flow Models (SGFM) are proposed as an alternative to transformer-based large language models. By leveraging constrained stochastic dynamics in a multiscale wavelet basis, SGFM offers a generative mechanism grounded in continuity, geometry, and physical structure, promising long-range coherence and multimodal generality.

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Jan 15 2026
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Neural Networks: Adaptive Inference and Interpretability with Explanation-Guided Training

A new framework, Explanation-Guided Training (EGT), promises to improve the interpretability and consistency of early-exit neural networks. EGT aligns attention maps of intermediate layers with the final exit, optimizing accuracy and consistency. Results show a 1.97x inference speedup while maintaining 98.97% accuracy and improving attention consistency by 18.5%. This approach makes early-exit networks more suitable for explainable AI applications in resource-constrained environments.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Thinking Machines Lab shaken as two co-founders move to OpenAI

Mira Murati's startup, Thinking Machines Lab, is losing two key figures. According to an OpenAI executive, the shift had been in the works for several weeks. This personnel change may signal a shift in strategy or priorities for both companies in the competitive landscape of artificial intelligence.

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Jan 15 2026
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Two Thinking Machines Lab Cofounders Are Leaving to Rejoin OpenAI

Two cofounders of Thinking Machines Lab are leaving the company to rejoin OpenAI. The news is a blow for Thinking Machines Lab, and different narratives are already emerging about what happened.

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Jan 15 2026
Market

Emversity doubles valuation as it scales workers AI can’t replace

Emversity has raised $30 million in a new funding round. The Indian company aims to scale its job-ready training programs in India, focusing on skills that artificial intelligence cannot yet replace. This investment doubles its valuation.

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Jan 14 2026
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Pentagon's "Arsenal of Freedom" tour borrows name from Star Trek episode—about killer AI

The Pentagon's "Arsenal of Freedom" tour borrows its name from a 1988 Star Trek episode, in which an AI destroys a civilization. Elon Musk and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth promoted the initiative at SpaceX headquarters, seemingly unaware of the dystopian reference.

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Jan 14 2026
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California AG Investigates Grok (xAI) for Underage Sexual Images

The California Attorney General has launched a formal investigation into Elon Musk's xAI after its chatbot Grok generated nonconsensual sexual images, including those of minors. Musk denies any awareness of the issue.

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Jan 14 2026
Market

OpenAI signs $10 billion compute deal with Cerebras

OpenAI has partnered with Cerebras in a deal securing $10 billion in compute resources. The goal is to accelerate the response times of OpenAI's AI models, especially for complex tasks requiring longer processing. The collaboration aims to improve the efficiency and speed of deliveries.

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Jan 14 2026
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Copilot: vulnerability exploitable with a single click

Microsoft has fixed a vulnerability in Copilot that allowed attackers to steal sensitive user data with a single click on a URL. The flaw was discovered by Varonis researchers, who demonstrated how it was possible to exfiltrate personal data and chat history details, bypassing enterprise security controls. The attack continued even after the chat was closed, without further user interaction.

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Jan 14 2026
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California AG Investigates Grok Over AI-Generated Sexual Images

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has launched an investigation into Grok, Elon Musk's xAI's AI, following the generation of sexual images, including those of minors. The investigation aims to determine whether Grok violates US laws, particularly regarding the creation of non-consensual deepfakes used for online harassment.

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Jan 14 2026
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OpenAI boosts ChatGPT with Cerebras hardware

OpenAI has partnered with Cerebras to integrate 750MW of high-speed AI compute. The goal is to reduce inference latency and make ChatGPT faster for real-time workloads.

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Jan 14 2026
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Minneapolis: Engineer Crowdsources 500+ Dashcams to Film ICE

A software engineer in Minneapolis launched a dashcam crowdsourcing initiative, receiving over 500 devices. The goal is to monitor the activities of federal agents in the area, in response to their increased presence and threats from the Trump administration. The initiative aims to ensure transparency and document operations in the area, providing citizens with a monitoring tool.

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Jan 14 2026
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Strange ‘Little Red Dots’ in Space May Be Young Black Holes, Scientists Say

Astronomers have potentially solved the mystery of "little red dots" at the edge of the observable universe. New research suggests these are likely young black holes cocooned in dense gas. The James Webb Space Telescope made this discovery possible, potentially revolutionizing our understanding of cosmic evolution and supermassive black hole formation.

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Jan 14 2026
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AI: The Multi-Billion Security Problem Enterprises Can’t Ignore

The adoption of AI agents and chatbots brings new security challenges for businesses. Companies must protect sensitive data and ensure regulatory compliance, preventing data leaks and unauthorized access. Managing AI-related risks has become a top priority for enterprises.

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Jan 14 2026
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AI models are starting to crack high-level math problems

AI models, starting with GPT 5.2, are demonstrating increasing capabilities in solving complex mathematical problems. The impact of these tools is being felt in various fields, opening new perspectives for research and innovation in the field of mathematics.

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Jan 14 2026
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AI’s Hacking Skills Are Approaching an ‘Inflection Point’

AI models are getting so good at finding vulnerabilities that some experts say the tech industry might need to rethink how software is built.

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Jan 14 2026
LLM

Google’s Trends Explore page gets new Gemini capabilities

The Trends Explore page for users to analyze search interest just got a major upgrade. It now uses Gemini to identify and compare relevant trends.

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Jan 14 2026
Hardware

SK Hynix to invest $13 billion in state-of-the-art HBM plant

SK Hynix is investing nearly $13 billion to build a new facility dedicated exclusively to the production and testing of next-generation HBM memory. The facility, located in South Korea, aims to consolidate SK Hynix's leadership in the rapidly expanding market for high-bandwidth memory, essential for artificial intelligence applications.

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Jan 14 2026
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Bandcamp bans purely AI-generated music from its platform

Bandcamp has announced a ban on music generated entirely or substantially by AI on its platform. The decision aims to protect the community of human artists on the site, while still allowing the use of AI tools that support the human creative process.

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Jan 14 2026
Hardware

U.S. AI GPU Export Rules to China: H200 and MI325X Restrictions

The U.S. has formalized export rules for H200 and MI325X AI GPUs to China. The new regulations include several limitations on the total number of GPUs that can be shipped, with U.S. supply taking priority. Shipments to China will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, but large volumes from AMD and Nvidia are not expected.

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Jan 14 2026
Hardware

AI chip design is pushing advanced chip packaging to its limits

AI chip design is pushing advanced chip packaging to its limits. The increasing size and complexity of AI accelerators and HPC devices are making packaging a more critical factor. Workarounds exist for the limits of 2.5D packaging, but their viability is still years away.

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Jan 14 2026
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Gemini can now scan your photos, email, and more to provide better answers

Google is integrating "personal intelligence" into Gemini, allowing the chatbot to connect to Gmail, Photos, Search, and YouTube. The goal is to provide more useful and personalized answers. The feature is optional and available to AI Pro and AI Ultra subscribers, who can choose which data sources to connect. The integration leverages Google's vast amount of personal data to improve the accuracy of responses.

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Jan 14 2026
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UK police used Copilot AI “hallucination” to ban football fans

The West Midlands police admitted using hallucinated information from Microsoft Copilot to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv football fans from the UK. Initially denied, the use of AI was confirmed after weeks of controversy surrounding a safety advisory group meeting for the Aston Villa-Maccabi Tel Aviv match, amid heightened tensions following a terrorist attack in Manchester.

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Jan 14 2026
Market

Skild AI hits $14B valuation after funding round

Skild AI, a company specializing in general-purpose robotics software, has reached a valuation of $14 billion. The $1.4 billion funding round was led by SoftBank, highlighting the growing interest in advanced solutions in the field of robotics and automation.

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Jan 14 2026
Market

AI security firm, depthfirst, announces $40 million series A

Depthfirst, an AI-powered cybersecurity firm, has announced a $40 million Series A funding round. The company will use the funds to further develop its AI-native platform, designed to help companies fight cyber threats more effectively.

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Jan 14 2026
Altro

Colorado, Woman Wrongfully Accused Based on Flock Camera Evidence

In Colorado, a woman was wrongfully accused of theft based on evidence from Flock cameras. Despite providing evidence of her innocence, the police refused to consider it, insisting on taking the case to court. The charges were later dropped.

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Jan 14 2026
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Kaggle introduces Community Benchmarks for AI models

Kaggle introduces Community Benchmarks, a platform that allows the community to build, share, and run custom evaluations for AI models. The initiative aims to foster transparency and reproducibility in model evaluation, enabling researchers and developers to compare performance more effectively and identify areas for improvement.

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Jan 14 2026
Hardware

Nvidia DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution exits beta, now available

Nvidia's DLSS 4.5 Super Resolution feature is now available to all users through the Nvidia app, having left beta. The update includes support for over 400 titles and introduces new presets, promising an enhanced and smoother gaming experience.

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Jan 14 2026
Hardware

Phison demos 10X faster AI inference on consumer PCs with aiDAPTIV+

Phison's aiDAPTIV+ stack enables large Mixture of Experts AI models and agentic AI workloads to run on client systems with limited memory capacity, purportedly enabling 10x faster AI inference. Nvidia, AMD, MSI, and Acer systems were demoed showcasing aiDAPTIV+ capabilities.

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Jan 14 2026
Market

VoiceRun nabs $5.5M to build voice agent factory

VoiceRun, a startup that creates voice agents, raised $5.5 million in a round led by FlyBridge. This investment marks a significant step forward for the company in the growing market of conversational artificial intelligence.

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Jan 14 2026
Market

Trump's Cryptic Remark States Apple Has Invested in Intel

During a short interview, former President Donald Trump stated that Apple had "invested" in Intel. The nature of this alleged investment is unclear, and it cannot be ruled out that it is an inaccuracy on Trump's part.

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Jan 14 2026
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How AI Companies Got Caught Up in US Military Efforts

Two years ago, companies like Meta and OpenAI were united against military use of their tools. Now all of that has changed.

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Jan 14 2026
Hardware

Seagate launches 32 TB CMR hard drives across product lines

Seagate has launched three new 32 TB hard drives using CMR (Conventional Magnetic Recording) technology. The new models belong to the SkyHawk AI and Exos families, starting at $699. All hard drives offer data transfer speeds of up to 285 MB/s and are covered by a five-year warranty.

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Jan 14 2026
Hardware

China allegedly blocks Nvidia H200 imports amid rising tensions

Chinese customs officers have allegedly been instructed to block the import of Nvidia H200 chips, effectively banning these AI processors from entering the country. Sources indicate that Beijing might allow the import of these AI GPUs only under 'special circumstances'.

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Jan 14 2026
Hardware

SK Hynix shows 16-Hi HBM4 memory for AI accelerators

SK Hynix demonstrates its 48 GB HBM4 memory, designed to accelerate the performance of artificial intelligence applications. The memory features a 2,048-bit interface and speeds up to 10 GT/s, promising a significant increase in processing the most demanding workloads. This development underscores SK Hynix's commitment to innovation in the high-performance memory sector.

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Jan 14 2026
LLM

Global AI Film Award: the winner has been announced

The winner of the Global AI Film Award has been announced, a recognition for creators who use artificial intelligence models and tools to tell innovative stories. The initiative celebrates the creative use of AI in cinema.

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Jan 14 2026
Market

Report estimates $17 billion worth of bitcoin was stolen in 2025 alone —massive haul arises from impersonation tactics and the use of AI for scams

A new report estimates that $17 billion worth of bitcoin was stolen globally in 2025 alone. This record figure is mainly due to the increase in sophisticated scams based on impersonation techniques and the use of artificial intelligence to deceive victims.

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Jan 14 2026
Hardware

China: H200 GPU Purchases Limited, Prioritizing University Research

Sources suggest Beijing is limiting Nvidia H200 GPU purchases to entities meeting undefined "special circumstances." University R&D labs may be prioritized. This highlights geopolitical tensions in the semiconductor industry and the strategic importance of GPUs for technological innovation.

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Jan 14 2026
Market

UK: Young Adults Turn to AI for Financial Guidance

Research indicates that young British adults are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence for financial advice. The survey, conducted on a sample of 5,000 people between 28 and 40 years old, reveals a growing interest in AI-based tools to improve money management and develop more sustainable financial habits, especially in the face of difficulties in saving and financial discipline.

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Jan 14 2026
LLM

LLM: A Human-Centric Pipeline for Aligning LLMs with Chinese Medical Ethics

A new study introduces MedES, a dynamic benchmark for aligning large language models (LLMs) with Chinese medical ethics. The system uses an automated evaluator to provide structured ethical feedback, improving model performance in complex clinical scenarios. Results show significant improvements over baseline models, paving the way for similar deployments in other legal and cultural contexts.

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Jan 14 2026
LLM

EmbeddingRWKV: State-Centric Retrieval with Reusable States

A new study introduces State-Centric Retrieval, a unified paradigm for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) that uses "states" to connect embedding models and rerankers. The approach, based on a fine-tuned RWKV model, promises significant improvements in efficiency and speed, reducing computational redundancy and accelerating inference. Experimental results show near-complete performance retention with reduced resource usage.

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Jan 14 2026
LLM

EEG-based Emotion Classification: Limitations of Continual Learning

A new study highlights the challenges of regularization-based continual learning in EEG-based emotion classification. Existing methods show limited performance due to inter- and intra-subject variability, and tend to prioritize mitigating catastrophic forgetting over adapting to new subjects. This limits robust generalization to unseen subjects.

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Jan 14 2026
LLM

Hierarchical Compression for LLMs: Reducing Memory and Compute

A novel approach to compressing large language models (LLMs) promises to significantly reduce memory requirements and computational resources. The technique, called Hierarchical Sparse Plus Low-Rank (HSS) compression, combines sparsity with low-rank factorization to compress models while maintaining competitive performance. Results show significant memory savings with minimal accuracy loss.

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Jan 14 2026
LLM

Reasoning over Precedents Alongside Statutes: Case-Augmented Deliberative Alignment for LLM Safety

New research addresses the challenge of ensuring that Large Language Models (LLMs) adhere to safety principles without refusing benign requests. The study evaluates the impact of explicitly specifying extensive safety codes versus demonstrating them through illustrative cases, proposing a case-augmented deliberative alignment method (CADA) to enhance the safety and robustness of LLMs.

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Jan 14 2026
LLM

Hybrid AI for Maternal Health: Clinician-Validated in Bangladesh

A new study introduces a hybrid explainable AI (XAI) framework for assessing maternal health risks in resource-constrained settings. The model, validated by clinicians in Bangladesh, combines ante-hoc fuzzy logic with post-hoc SHAP explanations, enhancing trust and clinical adoption. Healthcare access was identified as the primary predictor.

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Jan 14 2026
LLM

Zenken boosts a lean sales team with ChatGPT Enterprise

By rolling out ChatGPT Enterprise company-wide, Zenken has boosted sales performance, cut preparation time, and increased proposal success rates. AI-supported workflows are helping a lean team deliver more personalized, effective customer engagement.

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Jan 13 2026
LLM

Hegseth wants to integrate Musk’s Grok AI into military networks this month

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said he plans to integrate Elon Musk's AI tool, Grok, into Pentagon networks later this month. The announcement comes weeks after Grok drew international backlash for generating sexualized images of women and children. Hegseth also rolled out an "AI acceleration strategy" for the Department of Defense.

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Jan 13 2026
LLM

Anthropic Launches Anthropic Labs

Anthropic has announced the launch of Anthropic Labs, a new division focused on cutting-edge research and development projects in the field of artificial intelligence. The initiative aims to accelerate innovation and explore new frontiers in the sector.

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Jan 13 2026
Market

Microsoft announces data center expansion, pledges stable electricity bills

Tech giant Microsoft has announced a significant expansion of its data center infrastructure. The company pledges to be a "good neighbor" and avoid negatively impacting electricity costs for consumers, while continuing to invest heavily in artificial intelligence infrastructure.

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Jan 13 2026
Market

Microsoft vows to cover full power costs for energy-hungry AI data centers

Microsoft has announced the "Community-First AI Infrastructure" initiative, committing to covering the full electricity costs for its AI data centers and refusing local property tax reductions. The increasing demand for generative AI services has prompted Big Tech companies to build massive new data centers, raising concerns about rising electricity rates and water consumption.

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Jan 13 2026
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Google's AI Shopping Protocol Under Scrutiny by Watchdog

A consumer watchdog has raised concerns about Google's new Universal Commerce Protocol, arguing it could lead to higher prices for consumers. Google strongly denies these claims, defending the integrity of its system.

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Jan 13 2026
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Qwen boss: Chinese AI models unlikely to overtake Western counterparts

According to Qwen's leader, Chinese AI architectures have less than a 20% chance of overtaking their Western counterparts. Despite recent IPOs in the sector raising over $1 billion, capital alone cannot bridge the technological gap.

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Jan 13 2026
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Ring focuses on artificial intelligence for its devices

Video doorbell maker Ring, owned by Amazon, is preparing to integrate artificial intelligence into its products, transforming itself into an "intelligent assistant." The company promises new features and greater automation for home security, leveraging the power of AI to improve the user experience and offer more advanced services.

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Jan 13 2026
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Roblox’s AI-Powered Age Verification Is a Complete Mess

Roblox's AI-powered age verification system is producing inaccurate results, misidentifying children as adults and vice versa. Verified accounts are already being sold online, raising concerns about safety and the protection of minors on the platform.

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Jan 13 2026
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AI in Healthcare: Doctors Cautious About Chatbots

OpenAI and Anthropic have recently launched healthcare-focused products. Doctors are interested in adopting AI, but with reservations about using chatbots for patient care. The integration of AI in the medical field opens new perspectives, but requires careful evaluation of risks and benefits.

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Jan 13 2026
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Jan 13 2026
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Instagram AI Influencers Are Defaming Celebrities With Sex Scandals

AI-generated influencers are sharing fake images on Instagram that appear to show them having sex with celebrities like LeBron James and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. These images, not disclosed as AI-generated, funnel users to adult content sites, raising questions about the effectiveness of Meta's policies against AI-generated content and defamation.

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Jan 13 2026
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Now GA: LangSmith Agent Builder

LangSmith Agent Builder is now generally available, allowing users to create no-code AI agents to automate routine tasks such as research, follow-ups, and updates. Agents can be shared, integrated with other tools, and customized with specific models. Ideal for daily briefings, market research, and project tracking.

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Jan 13 2026
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Veo 3.1: Google Enhances Video Creation Tools

Google introduces Veo 3.1, an enhanced version of its video creation platform. The update promises greater consistency, more creative options, and more precise control over the video production process. Veo aims to simplify and empower video content creation.

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Jan 13 2026
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ElevenLabs: annual revenue grows to $330 million

AI voice startup ElevenLabs announced it has exceeded $330 million in annual recurring revenue. The company took only five months to increase revenue from $200 million to $330 million, highlighting exponential growth in the voice synthesis sector.

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