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Trump's New AI Order and the Militarization of Smart Glasses
A new Trump executive order reshapes U.S. AI policy while military applications of smart glasses signal a broadening of AI-enabled warfare.
How Courts Are Coping With a Flood of AI-Generated Lawsuits
Courts across the US are developing new rules and sanctions to manage a rising volume of AI-generated legal filings containing errors and fabricated citations.
AI Can Now Run Your Admin Department
AI tools have matured to the point where small businesses can automate core administrative functions end-to-end.
The Vatican's AI Framework and What It Asks of Individuals
Pope Leo XIV's Magnifica Humanitas lays out a human-centered framework for engaging with AI, positioning conscience and dignity as operative principles.
China Approves Its First Invasive Brain-Computer Interface Chip
China has granted regulatory approval for an invasive brain-computer interface chip, marking a milestone in state-sanctioned neural interface development.
World Models: 10 Things That Matter in AI Right Now
A structured look at the ten most consequential developments shaping AI systems, infrastructure, and deployment in 2026.
Three Structural AI Risks a Nobel Economist Says Deserve More Attention
Nobel-winning economist Daron Acemoglu outlines three under-monitored dynamics in AI deployment that carry significant economic and labor consequences.
A Nobel Economist's View on AI and the Case for Maintenance-First Thinking
A Nobel laureate's perspective on AI's economic limits and a broader argument for prioritizing maintenance over innovation.
Salesforce Deploys AI Agent in Slack as Workplace Automation Competition Intensifies
Salesforce has launched a new AI agent inside Slack, escalating direct competition with Microsoft Copilot and Google Workspace AI.
Listen Labs Raises $69M to Scale AI-Conducted Customer Interviews
Listen Labs has raised $69M to expand its AI platform that conducts qualitative customer research interviews at scale.
TSMC Turns to Wind Power as AI Chip Demand Strains Taiwan's Grid
TSMC is securing offshore wind contracts to power AI chip production as Taiwan faces mounting electricity strain from surging semiconductor demand.
Elon Musk Attempted to Recruit OpenAI Founders for Internal Tesla AI Unit
Court documents reveal Musk sought to hire OpenAI's founding team to build an AI division inside Tesla before OpenAI's independent trajectory solidified.