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Mistral Warns Europe Risks Losing the AI Race to U.S. Tech Giants
The French company’s CEO says Europe’s fight for technological independence will depend less on ambition than on the scale of investment needed to build sovereign AI infrastructure. Europe’s leading artificial intelligence champion is warning that the continent could become dangerously…
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Google Warns Hackers Are Using AI to Find Security Flaws Traditional Scanners Miss
The discovery of an AI-assisted zero-day exploit marks a new phase in cybercrime, where attackers are beginning to use machine reasoning to identify logic flaws hidden from conventional security tools. Google has warned that hackers are now using artificial intelligence…
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Pope Leo Warns AI Is Being Driven by a “Culture of Power”
In his first major encyclical, the pontiff calls for the “disarming” of artificial intelligence, tighter global regulation and a moral reckoning over the Church’s delayed condemnation of slavery. Pope Leo XIV has issued one of the Vatican’s strongest warnings yet…
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Big Pharma Turns to AI to Speed Up the Race for New Medicines
Bristol Myers Squibb and Novo Nordisk are expanding the use of artificial intelligence across drug discovery, clinical data analysis and regulatory filings, signaling a deeper shift in how medicines are developed and brought to market. Artificial intelligence is moving from…
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The Rise of ‘AI Washing’: How Companies Are Rebranding Automation as Artificial Intelligence
As investor appetite for AI intensifies, PR executives warn that some UK firms are stretching the definition of artificial intelligence to appear more innovative than they really are. Artificial intelligence has become the most powerful corporate buzzword of the decade.…
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SpaceX’s Upgraded Starship Clears Major Test Ahead of Commercial Push
The V3 vehicle completed most of its flight objectives from Texas, deploying mock Starlink satellites and splashing down in the Indian Ocean as the company moves closer to lunar, Mars and public-market ambitions. SpaceX has carried out a successful test…
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London Expands Facial Recognition as Europe Debates the Future of Public Surveillance
Police say live biometric scanning is helping identify wanted suspects, while civil liberties groups warn of a shift toward mass surveillance London has become one of Europe’s most visible testing grounds for live facial recognition, as police expand the use…
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AI Boom Threatens to Push Smartphone Prices Higher
Chip demand from data centres is tightening global supply chains, raising costs for phones, routers, consoles and consumer electronics The artificial intelligence boom is beginning to reshape the consumer technology market, with growing warnings that the global rush to build…
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Alibaba Unveils New AI Chip as China Pushes to Reduce Dependence on Nvidia
The Zhenwu M890 marks Beijing’s latest step toward building a domestic AI supply chain as U.S. export restrictions reshape the global semiconductor race. Alibaba has unveiled a new artificial intelligence chip designed to power demanding AI workloads, in a move…
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Google Turns Search Into an AI Agent, Marking Its Biggest Shift in 25 Years
The company’s new AI-powered search box can answer complex questions, perform tasks and run digital agents in the background, signaling a major step beyond traditional web search. MOUNTAIN VIEW, California — Google has unveiled one of the most significant changes…
