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What’s new at the FIFA Club World Cup 2025: Body cams, keeper timeouts, AI

Technology will help fans see the action from the refs’ point of view while AI will help detect offsides earlier.

Al Jazeera

China claims to have developed the world's first AI-designed processor — LLM turned performance requests into CPU architecture

China’s leading scientific institution has taken the wraps of QiMeng, an AI-powered system designed to accelerate chip design.

Tom’s Hardware

OpenAI shifts to Google for cloud computing support as Microsoft partnership falters, despite Sam Altman's "compute-sufficient" claim

OpenAI is reportedly turning to Google for additional computing support as its partnership with Microsoft continues to fray.

Windows Central

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NVIDIA chief rebuffs Anthropic's AI slashing 50% of entry-level white collar jobs from Gen Z claim: "He thinks AI is so scary, but only they should do it."

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang challenges Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei’s warning on AI wiping out entry-level jobs for youth, calling for more transparency in AI development.

Windows Central

How US Investment Is Powering the Next Wave of UK Innovation

UK's transatlantic alliance is key in accelerating growth, scaling startups, and redefining global competitiveness and positioning the UK as a global leader in the next generation of technological advancement.

International Business Times UK

Anna Forsythe Built Oncoscope to Give Doctors What They Actually Need: Usable Intelligence

Nowhere is this more critical than in oncology, where every day and every decision can change the course of a patient's life. Anna Forsythe, founder of Oncoscope-AI, an AI-powered oncology intelligence platform, has spent her career at the intersection of science, economics, and clinical practice.

International Business Times

Tulsi Gabbard Fed Potentially Classified Documents Into AI to Determine If They Were Classified

Tulsi Gabbard revealed that AI tools have been used to scan tens of thousands of potentially classified documents to determine whether they should stay secret.

Latin Times

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Secret examination of agency running Aukus submarine program handed to government – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: Aukus in doubt as Pentagon reviews pact; Beach Boy Brian Wilson dies, Australia fight back at Lord’s

Pentagon to review if Aukus fits with ‘America first’ agenda; songwriter and producer seen as one of music’s all-time greats dies

The Guardian - AU

Microsoft has created an after-the-fact AI gaffer -- but is your laptop up to snuff?

Get ready for some jaw-dropping lighting effects if you have the right specs on your Windows laptop.

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AMD's Instinct MI355X accelerator will reportedly consume 1,400 watts

As power consumption of accelerators for supercomputers continues to grow in the coming years, AMD expects zetta scale-class datacenters to consume 500 megawatts, require nuclear reactor.

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia chief calls AI ‘the greatest equalizer’ — but warns Europe risks falling behind

Will artificial intelligence save humanity — or destroy it

The Independent UK

AMD says zettascale supercomputers will need half a gigawatt to operate, enough for 375,000 homes

AMD shared a graph at ISC 2025 demonstrating the projected growth of supercomputer power consumption until 2035. It expects by the mid-2030s, supercomputers will require 500 megawatts of energy to run.

Tom’s Hardware

AI can’t have my em dash

Gen Z and AI have pulled a divisive punctuation mark into the spotlight

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Disney and Universal sue AI image creator Midjourney, alleging copyright infringement

Studios accuse AI firm of ‘piracy’ and seek injunction over alleged use of copyrighted characters

The Texas Tribune

Developers propose more than 100 new gas power plants in Texas

New research reveals the planned expansion of gas-fired electrical generation to power artificial intelligence and other heavy industries.

Android Central

Why I use Gemini over ChatGPT as my AI assistant, and you should too

OpenAI kicked off the AI race in 2022, and ChatGPT is still one of the top chatbots available. But for most people, Gemini is better.

International Business Times UK

Every ChatGPT Question Comes at a Cost: Enough Power for a Lightbulb and a Teaspoon of Water

AI, like ChatGPT, incurs significant hidden environmental costs in energy and water. Despite minimal individual query usage, billions of queries add up, raising concerns about overall consumption.

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The Guardian - UK

Researchers create AI-based tool that restores age-damaged artworks in hours

By slashing time and cost of restoration, technique could be used on paintings not valuable enough for traditional approach

Tom’s Hardware

Nvidia is building the 'world's first' industrial AI cloud—German facility to leverage 10,000 GPUs, DGX B200, and RTX Pro servers

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is pushing AI factories towards European manufacturers to "advance simulation-first, AI-driven manufacturing."

The Guardian - UK

Meta to announce $15bn investment in bid to achieve computerised ‘superintelligence’

Mark Zuckerberg expected to announce Meta will buy 49% stake in Scale AI as race to dominate AI market speeds up

The Guardian - UK

Has Rachel Reeves made the right choices? Our panel responds to the spending review

The chancellor announced spending on health, housing, defence, and infrastructure. But will it be felt by ordinary voters? Polly Toynbee, Kirsty Major, Sahil Dutta, Dhananjayan Sriskandarajah, Jonny Roberts and Hannah White respond

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200,000 People On Facebook Decided To Roleplay A Dysfunctional Office Together, And It’s An Absolute Madhouse (19 Pics)

We all cope with office life differently. Some people - at least 200,000 of us - banded together to create a madhouse Facebook group where they all pretend to be in an office together.

MusicRadar

"I wanted to sit down, open any plugin, and just start turning knobs": Dialr takes the headache out of MIDI mapping with "world's first" AI-powered plugin controller

"No menu diving stealing your time. No manual mapping killing your flow. Dialr is always mapped and always ready"

Tom’s Hardware

Despite $2M salaries, Meta can't keep AI staff — talent reportedly flocks to rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic

Employment in AI companies is growing, with Anthropic quickly becoming one of the most popular startups to go to.

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