Four in five people in Switzerland now use artificial intelligence, marking a rapid expansion of AI adoption across everyday life.
A purported U.S. think tank allegedly funded by Israel sought to influence AI systems and promote pro-Israel propaganda online worldwide.
A council decision to approve an AI data center project was met with loud boos from the public gallery, reflecting strong community opposition and frustration.
Experts warn that AI firms may rush to build data centers in Australia to avoid upcoming stricter regulations on data sovereignty and energy use.
India and Japan are deepening cooperation on artificial intelligence and semiconductors, seeking technology partnerships, resilient supply chains, and economic growth.
Australia’s music industry has banned AI-generated songs from chart consideration, intensifying debates over authorship, originality, copyright, and technology’s role.
Singapore raised its 2026 growth forecast after stronger-than-expected activity, with global AI investment helping support the economy.
Singapore-based Grab raised its annual revenue and profit forecasts after stronger demand for mobility, deliveries and AI-supported services.
A new study uses wearable sensors to track physiological responses to film, quantifying the emotional power of cinema through the "internet of bodies."
The UK and Ukraine will develop advanced battlefield technology through a partnership giving Britain access to Ukraine’s Avengers AI Labs.
Dutch regulators fined Uber €825 million over automated driver suspensions, highlighting growing scrutiny of algorithmic decisions and privacy.
Dutch agricultural researchers and growers are expanding AI, sensors and automation to improve crop efficiency and reduce resource use.
The rapid expansion of U.S. data centers is increasing electricity demand, prompting utilities to accelerate grid investment and new power projects.
A Chinese-built robot reportedly completed a 100-meter sprint faster than Usain Bolt’s world record during a technology demonstration in China.
Studies show widespread AI use among middle and high school students, raising concerns about critical thinking and academic integrity. Experts warn of potential long-term educational impacts.
British AI company Quantexa is considering a multibillion-dollar IPO in London, New York, or both, without setting a timetable.
U.S. technology companies issued about $220 billion in AI-related debt in 2026, testing investor appetite as borrowing costs rise.
Dutch regulators fined Uber $966 million over automated driver suspensions, potentially making it the second-largest GDPR penalty in Europe ever.
Indonesia is developing a full-stack AI strategy covering energy, infrastructure, chips, talent and applications as adoption accelerates.
CoreWeave is expanding into Indonesia with three data centers totaling 360 megawatts of contracted IT power, expected in 2028.
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Gwyneth Paltrow faces backlash after reportedly hosting a dinner honoring OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, drawing criticism online.
China unveiled a four-meter humanoid robot capable of lifting 500kg, highlighting rapid advances in robotics technology.
Jill Lepore’s new book warns that technology is undermining democracy by creating an "Artificial State." She calls for regulation and human agency to prevent automated control.
NASA’s SkyFall Mars helicopters will use a new fabric-based antenna for lighter weight and better communication. This innovation enhances data transmission and supports advanced exploration tasks.