: Wanted: Chief Disinformation Officer to pollute company knowledge graphs (13:38 | register)

: Campaigners say Britain's dependence on Big Tech leaves critical systems exposed to political pressure (13:38 | register)

: Image generation paywalled on X after ministers and regulators start asking awkward questions (13:38 | register)

: Execs say DIY OpenAI connections risked pushing CRM data past the trust boundary (08:07 | register)

Opinion: Nobody really needs an AI toothbrush that sends their gums to the cloud (08:07 | register)

MIT researchers are working on AI tools to optimize the power grid, which could improve efficiency, increase resilience to extreme weather, and enable the integration of more renewable energy. (06:00 | mit)

opinion: Will businesses continue to invest in something that's shown so little return? (05:11 | register)

: Repeat after me: Chatbots are not sentient and have no agency (05:11 | register)

: Grab some popcorn for the Xi vs Zuck bout, which may not be the biggest fight on the card (05:11 | register)

Updated: ATC: 'I don't know if you can hear me but cleared to land' (02:36 | register)

: Holiday hangover? (02:36 | register)

: Dark copyright evasion magic makes light work of developers' guardrails (02:36 | register)

: Exec argues we need a new metaphor focused on AI as a lever rather than a job killer (Tegnap | register)

: An anomaly or the beginning of a new trend? My bet's on the latter (Tegnap | register)

: One man's failing healthcare system is another man's opportunity (Tegnap | register)

: It's for less consequential health-related matters, where being wrong won't kill customers (Tegnap | register)

MIT research scientist Judah Cohen is using machine learning and Arctic climate indicators to improve subseasonal weather forecasting. His model won first place in the 2025 AI WeatherQuest subseasonal forecasting competition, held by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts. (Tegnap | mit)

Feature: Stuck in pilot purgatory? Confused about returns? You're not alone (Tegnap | register)

: Meanwhile, new outages, linked to storms, are pelting the area (Tegnap | register)

: The AI era needs more juice (Tegnap | register)

: One wants customers next door, the other wants cheap power (Tegnap | register)

: 'Because the AI slop people aren't going to document their patches as such' (Tegnap | register)

: Love Google AI Overviews? Now they're in your inbox (Tegnap | register)

: 2026 is the year where AI must meet ROI in the enterprise, and the key to delivering it is data governance. (Tegnap | register)

: Want to survive the crash? Find another way to make money with GPUs (Tegnap | register)

Interview: There is no automated substitute for experienced staff, and 'if there's one thing AI has a never-ending thirst for ... it's data' (Tegnap | register)

: Lawyers say Musk's platform may face punishment under Online Safety Act priority offenses (Tegnap | register)

Interview: They also hallucinate when writing ransomware code (Tegnap | register)

: Happy Groundhog Day! (Tegnap | register)

UPDATED: General agents to infuse Metas products real soon now (Tegnap | register)

: The most popular desktop browser is festooned with Google AI, but you can make at least some of it go away (Tegnap | register)

: Prompt injection lets risky commands slip past guardrails (Tegnap | register)

: Practice makes perfect (Tegnap | register)

: Theres a big salary up for grabs if you can handle a high-stress role with a track record of turnover (Tegnap | register)

: Airline deploys AI travel agent and it hasn't been a disaster (Sze. | register)

: Let the co-opetition commence (Sze. | register)

A launch event for the new Stone Center on Inequality and Shaping the Future of Work at MIT featured discussions on pro-worker AI, wealth inequality, and the future of liberal democracy. (Sze. | mit)

Opinion: Everything you hated about text adventure games is now being sold as a productivity tool (Sze. | register)

: Well kinda... Your call will be transferred to the next available assistant (Sze. | register)

interview: Lock 'em down (Sze. | register)

: Cab drivers protested Ubers arrival, but Westminster has rolled out the welcome mat for clanker chauffeurs (Sze. | register)

: Department for Work and Pensions lines up bot bouncers for one of Europe's largest call-handling systems (Sze. | register)

Interview: Ah, the good old days when 0-day development took a year (Sze. | register)

: Masayoshi Son better hope he made Santa's nice list (Sze. | register)

: Amazon's community surveillance biz bets on AI to recognize danger (Sze. | register)

: What, weekend warriors from Silicon Valley not good enough? (Sze. | register)

: But not Phil Collins, sadly (Sze. | register)

: Munge that corporate data using the LLM of your choice (Sze. | register)

CES 2026: Atlas will be deployed to Hyundai and Google facilities this year (Kedd | register)

Sponsored Post: Your content structure is holding you back (Kedd | register)

: Investment and interest have outpaced technology and society (Kedd | register)

: Coming with added 'filters and rules' after prototype spat out inaccurate or outright wrong responses (Kedd | register)

: Rust veteran Steve Klabnik is using an LLM to explore memory safety without garbage collection (Kedd | register)

: AI data engineering startup acquisition brings ETL and Spark automation in-house (Kedd | register)

The most successful companies across any industry can learn from K-pop. By inviting customers to help shape your journey, you turn them into fans. (Kedd | davidmeer)