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Unchecked AI progress may pose ‘catastrophic risks’

GENEVA - ‌Developments in artificial intelligence are outpacing scientific understanding and government policy, meaning there are no guarantees the technology will not cause catastrophic harm, an independent panel advising the United Nations warned on Wednesday.

Bangkok Post

Meta paywalls an offline smart glasses feature you’ve already paid for

Meta is capping a key smart glasses feature at three free hours a month, charging $20 for more.

Android Central

'I'm Losing This Battle': Martin Lewis Breaks Down Over AI Scam Using His Face Costs Woman Her Life Savings

Martin Lewis warns of AI-generated scams using his identity to deceive people into fake investments, urging stronger online safety measures and consumer protection against fraudulent ads.

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Oracle Stock's Worst Month Since 1990: What's Breaking Larry Ellison's Empire?

Oracle Corp. (NYSE:ORCL) just gave back everything, and then some.

Benzinga

Caterpillar Is Trading Richer Than Nvidia—And It's Selling Bulldozers

Wall Street’s AI boom has produced some eye-popping winners over the past two years, but one of its most surprising may not be a chipmaker at all. It is Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT). Known for its bulldozers, excavators and heavy construction equipment, Caterpillar now trades at a richer earnings valuation than…

Benzinga

Short story accused of being AI-written wins overall Commonwealth prize

Jamir Nazir’s The Serpent in the Grove, which critics allege has ‘obvious markers’ of AI use, was described as ‘original, poetic and deeply moving’ by the judging chair

The Guardian - UK

The women deploying drones and data to protect Africa’s wildlife

Rather than shying away from technology, female rangers across the continent are combining it with local knowledge to help both wildlife and communities thrive. Holly Budge meets five women who are working on the front line reimagining what conservation looks like

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UAE mandates identity verification on social media platforms to shield children online after under-15 ban

The United Arab Emirates has moved to tighten online safety measures for children, mandating social media platforms to deploy robust identity verification systems and advanced artificial intelligence tools to prevent underage users from accessing their services.

The Times of India

Apollo's Top Economist Issues Grim Warning As AI Boom Risks a 'Painful Repricing' If Returns Don't Arrive Fast Enough

Apollo Global Management (NYSE:APO) chief economist Torsten Sløk warned Tuesday that the stock market could face a painful repricing if returns from massive artificial intelligence investment fail to materialize as quickly as investors expect.

Benzinga

Why Is Palantir Stock Surging On Wednesday?

Palantir Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:PLTR) stock is trading at slightly elevated levels on Wednesday.

Benzinga

Anthropic restores Claude Fable 5 as US lifts export controls — single filter now blocks prompt that could identify software vulnerabilities and write code to exploit them

Anthropic has restored global access to Claude Fable 5, a day after the U.S. Department of Commerce withdrew the export controls.

Tom’s Hardware

Apple's Price Hikes Signal Costlier Electronics for Years to Come

Consumers and businesses should brace for sticker shock when buying PCs, smartphones, tablets and other electronics. Relief may have to wait until 2029.

Kiplinger

Virginia county asks all employees, including schools, to conserve power due to AI-driven electricity price hikes — state's 400-plus data centers steadily increasing demand, grid expansion, and pricing

Virginia county asks all employees including schools to save power, due to AI-driven power requirements— state's 400-plus datacenters steadily increasing demand, grid expansion, and pricing

Tom’s Hardware

Why Google’s 'smartest' phone still skips Thailand

Thailand is one of Southeast Asia’s most enthusiastic smartphone markets, yet Google’s Pixel phones remain absent from official shelves, leaving expats and Thai tech fans to wonder why Android’s own flagship is still treated like a suitcase souvenir.

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Is Your Financial Adviser for Retirement Worth the 1% Fee?

The 1% adviser fee has been a mainstay for retirement planning. But now that AI is doing some of their work, it’s worth knowing exactly what you're paying for.

Tom’s Hardware

New PC purchases see sharpest drop in nearly three years as memory and storage prices bite — shipments fall by 7%, analysts forecast 14% contraction that will hit budget laptops hard

A research firm says that PC deliveries for the first quarter of 2026 fell by 7%, with the entire industry expected to ship 14.4% less units for the entire year.

Tom’s Hardware

AI researchers trick chatbots into sharing how to make cocaine as long as they believe a user is wearing a green shirt — 'CoT Forgery' exploit spurs LLMs to divulge forbidden info by faking trusted chains of thought

Tagged partitions of a LLM's input sequence are meant to provide security through trusted roles, but it turns out that models judge whether inputs sound like they belong in certain tags rather than literally interpreting them, making them vulnerable to prompt injection.

Benzinga

Jim Cramer Says Wall Street Is Rewarding AI Makers While 'Punishing' Their Biggest Customers

Jim Cramer said Tuesday that Wall Street is increasingly rewarding companies supplying artificial intelligence infrastructure while punishing the technology giants spending heavily to build it.

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Dragon Age writer labels generative AI a "virulent plague" that stops new game developers from actually learning anything

Former Dragon Age lead writer David Gaider has described generative AI as a "virulent plague," warning that overreliance on AI risks preventing the next generation of developers from learning the skills needed to make games.

The Guardian - US

Rapid spread of AI may worsen global inequality, UN warns

Panel proses shared framework for responsible AI development as adoption grows unevenly across world

Tom’s Guide

I used ChatGPT to celebrate International Joke Day — these 5 hilarious prompts had me crying with laughter

I figured the best way to celebrate International Joke Day is by prompting ChatGPT to show off its funnier side—this experiment ended up being a total riot.

AAP

AI companies urged to pay up or stay out of Australia

Australian news outlets are under threat from a growing number of hungry tech companies, including artificial intelligence firms which do not pay for content.

The Guardian - AU

Creatives sound alarm on copyright as Pocock calls $50bn datacentre proposal ‘ultimate dirty deal’

Proposal has been put to cabinet to allow AI companies to mine content, in exchange for investment and $350m fund to compensate artists, sources say

Tom’s Guide

ChatGPT isn't just a chatbot anymore — here are 11 things it can do in 2026

ChatGPT has evolved far beyond a simple chatbot. Here are 11 powerful features in 2026 that can help you research, organize, generate images and save time.

Tom’s Guide

The biggest risk of using ChatGPT every day isn't what it learns — it's what you stop doing

OpenAI's new voice model isn't just a tech upgrade. It signals a shift toward spoken AI interfaces — and raises urgent questions about what happens to reading.

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