C-suite leaders are rushing into AI while employees fear for their jobs. The disconnect isn’t technical—it’s about trust. Research shows 73% of executives trust leadership on AI, but only 53% of employees agree.
Character.AI is making major changes to how teens can interact with its platform. The company is banning underage users from open-ended chats while introducing a new structured Stories feature. This comes as the company faces multiple lawsuits alleging harm to teen mental health.
The global AI boom is colliding with hard energy realities. New data centers require massive grid investments, creating bottlenecks that could delay $750 billion in projects by 2030.
Organizations across industries are deploying AI as a quick efficiency fix without defining clear outcomes or building proper safeguards. The consequences range from brittle automations to serious security incidents that could have been prevented with human oversight.
Apple is actively gathering feedback for Apple Intelligence in China through a new form requiring +86 phone numbers. The company has partnered with Alibaba but faces regulatory hurdles that could clear soon. iOS 18.2 might be the update that brings AI features to Chinese users.
The infamous AI teddy bear that became an unexpected expert in BDSM and knife locations is back on sale. FoloToy suspended the product for a week after researchers exposed its inappropriate behavior. Now the company claims it has reinforced safety measures.
The era of predictive genomics is reshaping how we understand disease risk. But carrying a genetic variant like BRCA doesn’t guarantee illness, just as its absence doesn’t assure safety. Your future health depends on a complex mix of DNA, lifestyle, and environment.
AI researchers initially avoided mental health applications because the risks of getting it wrong are so high. But with startups and individuals already using chatbots as therapists, they’re being forced to confront the issue head-on. The problem? We don’t have the scientific framework to evaluate t
Seven tech giants now make up over a third of the S&P 500, more than double pre-dot-com levels. AI capital spending is outpacing consumer spending as the main GDP driver, but investors are getting nervous about the sustainability.
Anthropic just launched Claude Opus 4.5, positioning it as the new leader in enterprise coding AI. The model achieves 80% accuracy on software engineering benchmarks while using dramatically fewer tokens than previous versions. This comes as Anthropic projects reaching $70 billion in revenue by 2028
