Executives Are Twice As Likely As Workers To Trust AI Over Their Own Judgment, Study Shows The research found that workers who conceal their AI use are more likely to experience burnout. International Business Times · Oct 22
2 in 3 Americans Disapprove of How Trump is Handling AI. Most Believe it Will Likely Eliminate Many Jobs. More than six in 10 respondents said there is a high or very high risk that AI will render many jobs useless. International Business Times · Oct 22
GDHS 2026 to focus on implementing AI action Scheduled for 20-21 November 2026, the Global Digital Health Summit will take place in New Delhi, highlighting the role of artificial intelligence in healthcare. A key feature, The CORTEX Test, will evaluate decision-making from AI, doctors, and collaborative methods. The Economic Times · Oct 22
Fontaines DC vow to ban AI after Marianne controversy: 'None of us were told' ‘It was a real shock’ admitted the Irish band’s lead singer Grain Chatten The Independent UK · Oct 22
Rogue AI? US banks alarmed over unauthorised access by third-party agents, says report Top US banks, including Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan Chase, are implementing restrictions on third-party AI access amid security worries. These institutions fear that unverified AI agents could potentially gain unauthorized access to customer accounts and conduct transactions autonomously. Some banks are open to allowing read-only permissions, but they remain vigilant… The Times of India · Oct 22
Michael Burry bets against these 4 AI stocks, one of which rallied 190% YTD. Will his AI bubble warnings come true? Michael Burry is betting against Nvidia, Palantir, Tesla and Micron amid concerns over AI valuations, chip depreciation and memory supply cycles. His warnings about a potential AI bubble have intensified as investors weigh surging stock prices against heavy AI spending and future revenue prospects. The Economic Times · Oct 22
19-Year-Old Spends $7K on Secret LA Trip to Clavicular's Looksmaxxing Camp, Now Wants $40K Jaw Surgery 19-year-old William Munro secretly flew from Canada to Los Angeles and spent $7,000 (£5,225) on Clavicular's 'Camp Looksmax', and is now considering $40,000 (£29,860) jaw surgery International Business Times UK · Oct 22
Barclays to axe 5,000 jobs in huge blow to City as AI replaces workers Job losses expected this year as the bank turns to AI to make it more efficient Evening Standard · Oct 22
Facing pushback on data centers, tech giants are promising hosts more money and fewer secrets With host communities across the U.S. turning against their gargantuan data centers, America’s technology giants are promising to take fewer taxpayer handouts, keep fewer secrets or shower more money onto the communities willing to allow the server warehouses The Independent UK · Oct 22
NHS Scotland website remains offline as critical internet flaw sparks security fears Websites around the world – including in Scotland – remain offline after a 'critical security issue' was found in a programming language used by most websites The National (Scotland) · Oct 22
Megan Fox Mocked Over 'Megan to Megatron' Transformation as Fans Question Her Plastic Surgery History Megan Fox is facing renewed online scrutiny over her appearance after a Letterboxd interview sparked speculation, although some viral images have been challenged and no new procedure has been confirmed. International Business Times UK · Oct 22
Bacon Floating in Cola and Chips Baked Into Muffins: Just Eat's AI Food Photos Are Getting Roasted Just Eat has paused a trial of AI-generated menu photographs and removed inaccurate images after bizarre depictions of UK dishes circulated on Reddit, Instagram and X. International Business Times UK · Oct 22
AI is rewriting the rules of investment for India's big-ticket players Private equity investors in India are integrating artificial intelligence into their investment analysis and strategies. AI is being utilized to assess how it will impact revenues and competitive positions of companies. Investors are now focusing on AI capabilities and their potential to create value in various sectors. Additionally, AI is… The Economic Times · Oct 22
Global Market: Bank of Korea holds interest rates at 3% after back-to-back hikes The Bank of Korea kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.00% on Thursday, pausing after back-to-back 25-basis-point hikes in July and August. The decision was in line with expectations of all 34 economists surveyed by Reuters. The Economic Times · Oct 22
The Economic Times · Oct 22 Deepinder Goyal’s Dark.ai could be Eternal’s dark horse, but is it too early to bet? Eternal’s Dark.ai, a privacy-focused AI assistant developed under Deepinder Goyal, could open a new growth avenue for the company. While brokerages see potential in the experimental venture, its commercial viability remains untested. With pricing, monetisation and profitability still unclear, investors may have to wait before assessing its earnings potential.
The Economic Times · Oct 22 Global Market: Japanese bond yields fall to multiweek lows ahead of BOJ meeting Japanese government bond yields fell to multiweek lows on Thursday as geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns boosted safe-haven demand. The 10-year yield dropped to 2.88%, while investors awaited the Bank of Japan’s policy meeting, with markets weighing potential rate hikes and global economic uncertainties.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 22 AI firms say UK has a year to head off datacentre protests before construction is threatened Exclusive: Nvidia, Microsoft and Cisco taskforce urges ministers to offer areas greater benefits from tech infrastructure amid fears of US-style opposition
The Guardian - UK · Oct 22 Wanted: new No 10 adviser to help citizens deal with rise of AI Andy Burnham advertises for policy experts in technology, economic growth and cost-of-living challenges
The Economic Times · Oct 22 Infosys Q2 results preview: Will the results provide oomph to surging IT stocks? Infosys is set to report an 11% rise in year-on-year revenues and an 8% increase in net profits. However, the company may lower its full-year revenue outlook due to declining discretionary spending and mounting pricing challenges. Analysts foresee sequential revenue growth driven by acquisitions and enhanced operating margins. The upcoming…
France 24 · Oct 22 'Backbone of the web': What is PHP and how has it raised AI hacking fears? As governments and corporations alike scramble to install a patch to fix fundamental security flaws in a programming language that helps run roughly 70 percent of the world's websites, here's what you need to know about how AI has helped bring these critical vulnerabilities to light.
The Economic Times · Oct 22 Global Market: Japan’s Nikkei falls as chip stocks retreat on AI spending concerns Japan’s Nikkei slipped as semiconductor stocks retreated amid concerns over the sustainability of AI infrastructure spending into 2027. Tokyo Electron and Screen Holdings led losses, while gains in cybersecurity and IT services stocks limited the broader market’s decline.
The Independent UK · Oct 22 Ukraine's strikes on Russian data centers disrupt key services and derail AI research Russia prides itself on its digital advances — from an extensive e-commerce services sector to ambitious plans for developing artificial intelligence
The Economic Times · Oct 22 Meta beats expectations but legal penalties hit profit amid AI race Meta beat investor expectations for third-quarter revenue on Wednesday as it doubles down on a global AI race but the social media giant's profits took a hit due to an $18 billion legal settlement with nearly all US states. The company reported $9.86 billion in profits from July to September,…
The Economic Times · Oct 22 Anthropic, music publishers square off on 'fair use' defense in AI copyright case US District Judge Eumi Lee did not rule at a hearing in San Jose but pressed both sides on the fair use question, which could be key to dozens of other high-stakes copyright infringement cases in the AI era.
The Times of India · Oct 22 AI uncovers decade-old flaw: Govt websites across Europe went offline amid cyberattack Government websites and online services across Europe and elsewhere went offline on Wednesday after critical vulnerabilities in the widely used PHP programming language triggered a global security response, Reuters reported. Cybersecurity experts warned that hackers could exploit the flaws on a large scale as website operators scrambled to install emergency…