The Latest Breaking News on AI

ICE Rejects Automatic Body Cameras That Start Recording When Agents Draw Weapons

ICE rejects a GAO recommendation for automatic body-camera activation when agents draw weapons, citing privacy risks amid unclear recording guidance.

International Business Times UK · Oct 15

Global Market: European shares fall as global tech selloff, rate fears weigh on sentiment

European shares faced a decline as technology stocks led the losses amid global selloffs and rising borrowing costs. The pan-European STOXX 600 index reported a 0.35% drop, reflecting investor sentiment adjustments after strong US inflation data. Companies involved in artificial intelligence investments experienced increased pressure, especially regarding their financing needs.…

The Economic Times · Oct 15

Men More Likely to Bluff About AI Knowledge; 53% Say They Recognize Fictitious Execs, Harvard Study Finds

A Harvard study found men were more likely to claim knowledge of fictional AI figures, while the gender gap in factual understanding was relatively small.

International Business Times UK · Oct 15

Trump Shared Animal-Attack Montage With Three AI-Generated Clips After Fatal Tiger Video Backlash

A fact-check found that three of five clips in a montage shared by Donald Trump were AI-generated, alongside footage of a real 2018 lion attack and material linked to a fatal tiger incident in Britain.

International Business Times UK · Oct 15

Rs 82,500 crore rally in 3 days: Why TCS, HCL Tech, other IT stocks jumped up to 12% in 3 days and will the boom last?

Indian IT stocks have rebounded sharply. The Nifty IT index has risen 8%, adding Rs 82,500 crore to the sector’s market capitalisation. The rebound follows a selloff in global AI-linked stocks driven by concerns over stretched valuations, concentration risks and uncertain returns on heavy AI investments.

The Economic Times · Oct 15

OpenAI flags AI adoption gap in Europe despite 8-fold surge in agent use among small businesses

OpenAI has highlighted a widening opportunity for European businesses to turn growing artificial intelligence (AI) adoption into higher productivity, as AI agents now account for more than half of the output generated through its enterprise and business platforms in the European Union (EU).

The Economic Times · Oct 15

Has Apple Just Killed the Traditional Smart Home? Inside Apple HomeView

While smart speakers and screens have been available for years, HomeView shifts the focus from simple command execution to personalized, context-aware assistance.It bridges hardware, software, and privacy-first architecture to deliver an ecosystem command hub built for every member of the family. Design and Display CapabilitiesHomeView comes in two physical variants-…

MyLifeXP · Oct 15

Global Market: TSMC set for sixth straight record quarterly profit on AI chip boom

TSMC is expected to report its sixth consecutive quarter of record earnings, driven by surging AI chip demand and technology investments. Analysts forecast a 65% profit increase, while investors await updated guidance amid interest-rate concerns and expanding global manufacturing plans, including major US investments to strengthen semiconductor production capacity.

The Economic Times · Oct 15

Cops Demand Answers from Engineer After He Turned DIY 'Flock' AI Surveillance on Police Cruisers

Canadian software engineer Anthony Sistilli built a $180 AI-assisted device to identify and record police vehicles, prompting questions from Peel Regional Police about privacy and officer safety.

International Business Times UK · Oct 15

Global Market: IMF warns of energy shock, AI correction risks to Asia's growth outlook

The IMF warned that Asia’s economic growth may slow to 4.4% in 2027 amid energy price shocks, Middle East conflict, AI market correction risks and rising bond yields. It urged central banks to prioritise price stability and governments to provide targeted fiscal support while managing inflation and debt pressures.

The Economic Times · Oct 15