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AI’s massive data center boom is sparking a backlash across America — and Erin Brockovich is leading the charge

Environmental activist Erin Brockovich is sounding the alarm on AI data centers — and the concerns around water, power and local communities are growing fast.

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The Pope just published a 40,000 word criticism of AI. Here’s everything you need to know

Artificial intelligence could undermine what it means to be human, intervention warns

The Independent UK

Chinese AI experts in private firms now required to secure approval before international travel — Beijing enforces policy to secure top-tier talent, expands measures beyond government

The Chinese government has imposed travel restrictions on key AI experts, requiring them to secure an approval before they can leave the country. Beijing is reportedly doing this to secure talent, which it now considers as a strategic resource, as it competes with the U.S. to gain supremacy in artificial…

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'I am ashamed': US economist stands up for Indian scholar Soumitra Shukla against anti-India hatred

American economist and social scientist Steven Durlauf stood up for Indian-origin scholar Soumita Shukla against anti-India hatred on social media. Soumitra Shukla, a research fellow at Harvard Business School's Artificial Intelligence Institute, made an observation on the increasing hatred targeting Indians on X but became a target himself as his…

The Times of India

AMD leaves Linux FPGA users in the lurch with controversial Vivado licensing update — new tier model restricts future free versions to Windows

AMD has been accused of 'bait-and-switch' tactics following changes to the licensing of Vivado on Linux.

Tom’s Hardware

DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE: Pope Leo's Tower of Babel warning for artificial intelligence pits new gods against old ones

In his first encyclical, titled Magnifica Humanitas, or Magnificent Humanity, the Pope warns of the dangers of Artificial Intelligence, comparing it to the Tower of Babel and stating: “Humanity, created by God in all its grandeur, is today facing a pivotal choice: either to construct a new Tower of Babel…

The Times of India

Apple's Image Playground could soon do more than make cartoon pictures of your cat – Apple Intelligence set for a welcome overhaul

It looks like Apple's AI-image generation tool, Image Playground, will get a significant upgrade with iOS 27

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Wall St nears record highs on AI optimism

US stocks have closed at record highs, with anxiety over the Iran war offset by renewed confidence in AI trade.

AAP

Microsoft confirms plans to integrate Copilot with the Taskbar on Windows 11 this summer: Ask Copilot expected to debut "mid-2026"

First announced last year, a new document has confirmed that Microsoft's upcoming "Ask Copilot" feature for Windows 11's Taskbar is arriving mid-2026.

Windows Central

Was Trump Behind Stephen Colbert's Exit? Veteran Reporter Suggests President May Be 'Personally Involved'

Veteran reporter Bill Carter has suggested Donald Trump may have been 'personally involved' in Stephen Colbert's show cancellation after posting an AI video of him putting Colbert in a trash bin.

International Business Times UK

What is the Tower of Babel? Pope Leo XIV compares AI risk to ancient biblical warning

Pope Leo XIV has invoked one of the Bible’s most famous stories, the Tower of Babel, while warning about the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. In recent remarks about AI ethics and global technological power, the pontiff compared the modern AI race to the ancient biblical tale of humanity attempting…

The Times of India

America's tech-filled classrooms are facing a backlash against school-assigned devices

Schools across the U.S. are starting to rethink the abundance of digital devices in classrooms

AAP

AI: Digital to Physical - The 6th BEYOND EXPO is set to Open in Macau

MACAU, May 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Themed "AI: Digital to Physical," the 6th BEYOND EXPO, Asia's largest tech expo is set to welcome nearly 800 exhibitors, 400 speakers and over 400 media back to The Venetian® Macao's Cotai Expo when it officially opens from May 27-30. As a recognized cornerstone…

AAP

I Bullied This Motorcycle Company's AI Into Recommending a 129-Horsepower Motorcycle For Beginners and New Riders

After reporting on Moto Morini's new AI sales agent powered by Ekho, we put its sycophancy and safeguards to the test. It took almost nothing to get it to recommend the company's biggest, fastest motorcycle to beginners.

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Bangkok Post

Drones help shield hajj pilgrims from extreme heat

MOUNT ARAFAT, Saudi Arabia - With temperatures hitting 45C in Mecca this week, Saudi health workers have increasingly relied on drones to supply a vast array of medical clinics treating heat-stressed pilgrims during the hajj.

The Guardian - US

Musk and Altman’s AI rivalry reaches boiling point as IPO race heats up

As SpaceX and OpenAI race toward IPOs, a tiny circle of tech leaders tightens its grip on AI’s future

Tom’s Hardware

SK hynix unveils 'iHBM' thermal architecture that cools AI memory at the source — integrated cooling elements inside HBM interface cut thermal resistance by 30%, target next-gen HBM5 accelerators and dense AI data centers

SK hynix has unveiled iHBM, a new thermal packaging architecture that embeds cooling elements directly into the HBM interface layer, reducing thermal resistance by 30% and helping future AI accelerators avoid performance-killing thermal throttling.

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Uber chief warns no link yet between AI tokenmaxxing and shipping successful products — company pumps the brakes on all-out AI spending

Uber might be having a serious rethink about lavishing cash on AI services as management still can't draw a clear link between LLM use and beneficial results.

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International Business Times UK

OpenAI's $445,000 Job Seeks 'Tasteful And Strategic' Talent to Solve AI Problems That May Not Exist Yet

OpenAI wants a Safety Researcher with a competitive salary of up to $445,000 (£352,000) to play a pivotal role in AI safety, addressing future risks of self-improving AI systems.

Tom’s Hardware

AI shrinks zero-day exploit time from a year to a single day, heading toward one minute — Zero-Day Clock warns security window has collapsed

Zero-Day clock visualizes the effect of AI on software security and predicts that exploits will happen one minute after disclosure in 2027.

The Guardian - UK

‘We can stitch together our past’: the AI-generated time-travellers vlogging from history

The content creators behind channels like Chloe VS History are using AI tools to ‘bring history to life in a really visceral way’

The Guardian - US

The camaraderie of the National Spelling Bee is a reminder of the beauty of community

As always, the kids will be the stars of this year’s community. But they will be aided by their families, friends, teachers and coaches

Tom’s Hardware

Survey reveals that 99% of CEOs now expect AI-driven layoffs — companies are racing to replace junior workers with AI, even as many executives remain uncertain about the returns on AI investments

A new Mercer report reveals that 99% of CEOs expect AI-driven layoffs within two years, with entry-level workers facing the biggest threat as companies slash junior roles despite many executives admitting AI investments still show weak or unproven returns.

Kiplinger

Here’s What Retirement Is Really Like When Your Next-Door Neighbor Is a Data Center

Is big tech ruining the quiet retirement dream? From soaring electric bills to relentless noise, here is the hidden toll data centers are leaving on local communities.

France 24

Could a controversial award-winning short story signal a new era of literary 'AI slop'?

One of the winners of this year's prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize has been accused of using artificial intelligence to write his entry "Serpent in the Grove". Does the controversy signal a new era of literary "AI slop" – or merely a crisis in reading?

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