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Judge blasts immigration agents using ChatGPT to write ‘inaccurate’ reports

The judge noted factual discrepancies between law enforcement responses and body camera footage

The Independent UK

Options Corner: Taiwan Semiconductor's Trade Secret Dispute With Intel Presents A Contrarian Opportunity

Multinational chip contract manufacturing and design company Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (NYSE:TSM) — more commonly known as TSMC — suffered a noticeable decline on Tuesday. While the foundry giant is rapidly expanding its cutting-edge 2-nanometer facilities from seven to ten sites (obviously a direct impact from the dramatic demand…

Benzinga

Google, Meta Rises As Nvidia Sinks; AI ETFs Caught In A Rare Big-Tech Vs. Theme Trade Split

Alphabet Inc.’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) sprint toward a $4 trillion valuation lit up Wall Street on Tuesday, yet AI-focused ETFs sat out the celebration. Google shares jumped on Tuesday following a report indicating that Meta Platform Inc. (NASDAQ:META) may use Google's AI chips in its data centers. A powerful year-long rally fueled by its sharpened…

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The New Scam Epidemic: How AI Is Generating Perfect Family Voices

Traditional scams relied on poorly disguised phone calls or suspicious emails. Today, artificial intelligence has changed the game. Scammers can now clone voices with astonishing...

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A backlash against AI imagery in ads may have begun as brands promote ‘human-made’

In a wave of new ads, brands like Heineken, Polaroid and Cadbury have started hating on artificial intelligence (AI), celebrating their work as “human-made”.

The Conversation

Half of UK authors fear AI could replace them – what my new research suggests about the future of the novel

Back in 2023, I was completing my doctorate on AI and gender bias and my debut novel, Something About Her, had just been published. It was also the year that many prominent authors including Jodi Picoult, John Grisham and George R.R. Martin filed a lawsuit against OpenAI for using their…

The Conversation

Anthropic's AI Safety Team Raises Alarm: AI That Designs Vaccines Could Just As Easily Be Used To Build Bioweapons

The same tools that allow artificial intelligence to help design life-saving vaccines could also be used to build bioweapons, Anthropic’s head of the safety team said recently.

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Betting on the Backbone: 3 AI Infrastructure Stocks

Intense demand for clean power and critical minerals builds a tangible investment floor for the infrastructure stocks fueling the artificial intelligence boom.

MarketBeat

Clair Obscur leads the AP's list of 2025's top video games

In a year in which technology news was dominated by artificial intelligence, the outstanding video games were still being designed by human beings

The Independent UK

Google Parent Alphabet Drops $100 Million On Celero: The $140 Million Startup Ending AI Data Center Bottlenecks

Semiconductor startup Celero Communications announced on Nov. 17 that it closed $140 million in total funding to tackle one of artificial intelligence’s most critical infrastructure challenges: bandwidth limits in AI data centers.

Benzinga

Amazon Exec Drops Bold 2026 Tech Predictions— Companion Robots, Quantum Threats And A New Breed Of Developers

For years, tech leaders and industry analysts have touted a future where artificial intelligence (AI) takes over. Flying cars. Robot butlers. Schools without classrooms.

Benzinga

Taiwan Semiconductor Doubles Down On 2nm Chips As AI Frenzy Fuels Billion-Dollar Buildout

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. (NYSE:TSM) is expanding its cutting-edge 2-nanometer facilities from seven to ten sites to meet the artificial intelligence frenzy.

Benzinga

AI slop is Macquarie’s 2025 Word of the Year. I applaud the choice – but was bored by the shortlist

AI slop is Macquarie Dictionary’s Word of the Year for 2025. It also won the people’s choice vote. The dictionary defines the word as “low-quality content created by generative AI [artificial intelligence], often containing errors, and not requested by the user”.

The Conversation

Trump signs executive order for AI project called Genesis Mission to boost scientific discoveries

President Donald Trump is directing the federal government to share scientific data and use artificial intelligence to accelerate discovery, including streamlining the nation’s electric grid

The Independent UK

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Trump orders moonshot-like ‘Genesis Mission’ relying on AI to merge science data across the US

The new project will give AI models access to voluminous amounts of scientific data in hopes of discovering new drugs and other scientific breakthroughs

Benzinga

Options Corner: A Sentiment Reversal Could Awaken Tech Sleeper Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Among companies related to the artificial intelligence boom, information technology specialist Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE:HPE) isn't exactly the first name that comes to mind. That's mainly because the company isn't a frontline semiconductor enterprise but is rather a provider of critical infrastructure. Nevertheless, the steep sell-off in the tech space…

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Epic CEO: "RAM price increases will be a real problem" — as OpenAI et al. blow up RAM prices, threatening affordability of everything from Xbox to TVs and laptops

Microsoft, OpenAI, and other artificial intelligence proponents are using tax payer subsidies to blow up the price of RAM, and by extension, practically all consumer tech.

Tom’s Hardware

Major insurers move to avoid liability for AI lawsuits as multi-billion dollar risks emerge — Recent public incidents have lead to costly repercussions

Major insurers are moving to ring-fence their exposure to artificial intelligence failures, after a run of costly and highly public incidents pushed concerns about systemic, correlated losses.

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National AI safety hub to manage risks, deliver rewards

An institute will advise the government on how to shut down risks from artificial intelligence and ensure companies follow the rules.

Benzinga

Dell Q3 Preview: Stock Fell After 5 Of Last 6 Earnings Reports — Will Trend Continue?

Growth in artificial intelligence PCs could be a key topic when Dell Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:DELL) reports third-quarter financial results Tuesday after market close.

The Conversation

EU proposal to delay parts of its AI Act signal a policy shift that prioritises big tech over fairness

The roll-out of the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act has hit a critical turning point. The act establishes rules for how AI systems can be used within the European Union. It officially entered into force on August 1 2024, although different rules come into effect at different times.

International Business Times UK

iOS 27 May Not Add Bells And Whistles — But Millions Of iPhones May Finally Breathe Easy

iOS 27 is poised to be Apple's 'Snow Leopard' moment, prioritising stability, speed, and polish over flashy new features.

Benzinga

Cisco Brings AI Muscle To 5G Security As Hackers Get Smarter

Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) is doubling down on 5G-era security and artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, rolling out new firewall, encryption, and threat-detection technologies.

Reason

One of the 100 Biggest American Law Firms Pays >$50K Because of AI Hallucinations in Filings

The firm, has "more than 1,600 attorneys in over 80 offices nationwide."

The Conversation

More than half of new articles on the internet are being written by AI – is human writing headed for extinction?

The line between human and machine authorship is blurring, particularly as it’s become increasingly difficult to tell whether something was written by a person or AI.

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