The Latest Breaking News on AI

Mexico's Data Center Boom: How Querétaro Became Latin America's Digital Heartland

Mexico's Querétaro leads Latin America's data center surge, drawing billions from Amazon, Microsoft, and CloudHQ as AI infrastructure investment hits record highs.

Latin Times · 20m ago

Google and Rockefeller Helped Fund the Stanford AI Recommending Which U.S. Communities Receive Refugees

Stanford's GeoMatch AI recommended U.S. locations for refugees, with human officers retaining final placement authority

International Business Times UK · 1h ago

The Energy Industry Is Overlooking a Hidden Source of Power

The world is preparing to consume more electricity than its existing power infrastructure can comfortably provide. AI, data centers, and industrial operations are accelerating demand, while new generation and transmission capacity can take years and billions of dollars to build.

International Business Times · 1h ago

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Called Cerebras a 'Close Partner.' Its Stock Surged.

The stock rose as much as 9.5% during Monday trading, rebounding from a sharp selloff last week.

International Business Times · 3h ago

AI Boom Could Widen the Gender Pay Gap as Women Miss Out on Its Fastest-Growing Jobs

LinkedIn finds women hold just 13% of AI C-suite roles across 27 countries, while AI jobs typically pay more than twice as much as other roles.

International Business Times UK · 3h ago

Trump Creates The 'Super Intelligence Force': Jay Clayton Is Tapped to Lead The New AI Push.

The administration has recently begun using "Super Intelligence," or SI, in place of AI in federal communications.

International Business Times · 3h ago

AI giants fly in as safety, copyright debates heat up

Artificial intelligence developers OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Microsoft have sent representatives to Australia where they can expect a parliamentary pile-on.

AAP · 4h ago

Cornell victim’s supporters flood internet with ‘I Am Jane Doe’ posts to confuse algorithms: ‘We have had enough’

Slogan intended to keep search engines from identifying anonymous plaintiff, who is suing the New York institution after allegedly being sexually assaulted

The Independent UK · 4h ago

Norway plans temporary ban on smart glasses in some public places

Camera-enabled Meta spectacles are already restricted in UK and US because of fears about unauthorised covert recording

The Guardian - UK · 5h ago

Google Data Centre Deal Faces Minnesota Scrutiny as Tech Giants Pledge To Cover Their Energy Costs

Minnesota regulators are examining whether Google's proposed 15-year electricity agreement for its Pine Island data centre adequately protects other customers from infrastructure and stranded costs.

International Business Times UK · 5h ago