Google is introducing “Personal Intelligence” in AI Mode for Search, letting opt-in users connect Gmail and Photos to receive tailored responses based on personal context.
Executives often claim AI saves significant time at work, but many employees report modest or mixed time savings, highlighting gaps in training and implementation.
Vanguard sees a fundamental “regime change” driven by AI that could boost Canadian stocks through productivity gains, particularly in finance and services, with cautious optimism.
Europe faces a nuanced challenge with Chinese AI: balancing legitimate concerns about security and data with the risk of stifling competition by rejecting valuable technologies outright.
Evernorth teams up with t5.ai to bring AI-powered agentic finance and verification to XRPL, boosting institutional XRP treasury operations and strengthening blockchain-AI integration.
Davos 2026 highlights tokenization, AI, and blockchain as core pillars of future finance, signaling a shift toward digital assets, automated systems, and next-generation global infrastructure.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says AI must prove real-world value, such as in health and education, or risk losing public “social permission” to consume energy and resources.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI will not destroy jobs but reshape tasks, urging adaptation and use of AI as a tool — people may lose jobs to those who embrace AI, not to AI itself.
From 2021 to 2025, AI data center revenue landscapes shifted drastically — with Nvidia gaining dominant market share as demand for GPU-centric AI infrastructure soared.
Researchers showed that Google’s AI assistant Gemini could be manipulated to leak private Google Calendar data via crafted calendar invites, prompting new security insights and fixes.
Apple plans to transform Siri into a built-in AI chatbot called “Campos,” enhancing conversational and contextual capabilities across its devices as part of AI strategy updates.
Most CEOs report that AI investments have not yet delivered measurable financial returns, according to a global survey, highlighting a gap between technological promise and economic reality.
Canada excels in AI research but lags in robotics adoption, with few enterprises deploying physical AI systems and low overall robot integration compared to peer nations.
At Davos, Palantir CEO Alex Karp suggested that as AI reshapes jobs and labour markets, the traditional economic case for mass immigration may weaken, especially outside specialized roles.
Deutsche Bank warns the “honeymoon” for AI is ending in 2026, with realistic hurdles in deployment, infrastructure strains, and rising scrutiny tempering early enthusiasm for the technology.
Explores the case for a lower-valued AI stock like Micron that many see as a potential value play in 2026 amid rising demand for memory chips underpinning AI growth.
New research questions whether DeepSeek’s OCR-based technique for helping AI read long texts truly improves comprehension or largely relies on language patterns rather than visual understanding.
Employers hiring career starters often focus less on experience and more on attitude, communication, adaptability, and willingness to learn, seeing these as signs of long-term potential.
Reports say Ukraine paused new orders for German AI-enabled HX-2 drones after frontline test challenges; Helsing disputes some claims and says interest and deliveries continue.
A reflective guide to three long-term AI stock ideas — Nvidia, Microsoft, and Alphabet — blending innovation with enduring business models for patient investors.
AI is often labeled one bubble, but investment, adoption, and risk vary by sector. Different parts of AI are inflating and deflating on distinct timelines, not collapsing at once.
A new privacy guide highlights how AI systems handling personal data pose risks and outlines safeguards — from data minimization to secure computation — to protect individual privacy.
Irish therapists report men seeking help for compulsive use of AI-generated pornography, highlighting new challenges around technology, wellbeing, and intimacy.
As AI matures into long-term infrastructure, one quietly positioned stock stands out for 2026, reflecting patience, scale, and a generational shift rather than short-term hype.