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‘No risk’ to World Cup visitors, says Sheinbaum: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped
SportMexico News1h ago

‘No risk’ to World Cup visitors, says Sheinbaum: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped

President Claudia Sheinbaum responded to questions about the upcoming FIFA World Cup and the dissemination on Sunday of videos and images created with artificial intelligence that purported to depict scenes of violence that didn't actually exist. The post ‘No risk’ to World Cup visitors, says Sheinbaum: Tuesday’s mañanera recapped appeared first on Mexico News Daily

French Actors Protest Abusive Use of AI in Cinema
Culturedigi243h ago

French Actors Protest Abusive Use of AI in Cinema

Thousands of French actors are denouncing the abusive use of artificial intelligence in cinema, accusing studios of cloning their voices and images without consent and calling it an 'unacceptable systematic theft'.

Harvard-Led Study on AI Predicting Fund Trades
Technologyadvisor-perspectives10h ago

Harvard-Led Study on AI Predicting Fund Trades

A Harvard-led study suggests that artificial intelligence can predict a significant percentage of active-fund trades, raising concerns among Wall Street investors about AI's disruptive potential in white-collar industries.

Super-Recognizers Can Detect AI-Generated Faces, Study Finds
Technologymkd-mk12h ago

Super-Recognizers Can Detect AI-Generated Faces, Study Finds

Researchers from the University of New South Wales and the Australian National University have discovered that 'super-recognizers' — individuals with an exceptional ability to remember faces — are capable of identifying human faces generated by artificial intelligence.

This AI Electricity Stopgap Needs a Big Caveat
Technologyadvisor-perspectives12h ago

This AI Electricity Stopgap Needs a Big Caveat

The captains of artificial intelligence are an impatient lot. There’s good reason for the existence of the Silicon Valley cliché “move fast and break things.” They are certainly moving fast on the bui

A buzzy data center startup calls itself a utility. That could be a problem.
TechnologyBusiness Insider14h ago

A buzzy data center startup calls itself a utility. That could be a problem.

Bloomberg/Getty Images Fermi, a data center startup, has pitched itself as a utility built to power the AI boom. But the company is a REIT, a corporate structure that limits how much power it can sell. In the world of AI, companies aren't just pitching power — they're pitching a financial structure. At a Wall Street conference in December, Toby Neugebauer, the CEO of Fermi America, pitched his company as a cutting-edge utility built to power the artificial intelligence boom. "We're one of t...

Financedaily-monitor-ug22h ago

AI's Impact on Finance

An article discusses how artificial intelligence is transforming various aspects of the finance industry.

'Bad outcomes': Indian-origin billionaire Vinod Khosla blasts Ro Khanna, Bernie Sanders over Silicon Valley intentions
PoliticsTimes of India1d ago

'Bad outcomes': Indian-origin billionaire Vinod Khosla blasts Ro Khanna, Bernie Sanders over Silicon Valley intentions

Indian-origin billionaire Vinod Khosla has strongly criticized US lawmakers Bernie Sanders and Ro Khanna. He called them 'morons' for warning about artificial intelligence's potential dangers. Khosla believes their concerns, driven by socialist or communist ideologies, will halt AI's beneficial advancements. These include breakthroughs in medicine, clean energy, and economic productivity.

Technologyforbes1d ago

AI Implementation Strategies for Businesses

Businesses are exploring various strategies and categories for implementing artificial intelligence, with a focus on integrating AI into marketing for sectors like hospitality and navigating the broader landscape of AI adoption.

Wipro CTO Views AI as Opportunity, Not Threat
TechnologyYahoochannel-news-asia1d ago2 sources

Wipro CTO Views AI as Opportunity, Not Threat

Wipro's Chief Technology Officer has publicly stated that artificial intelligence should be seen as an opportunity for growth and innovation, rather than a threat to existing industries or jobs.

AI's Impact on University Learning and Lecturer Roles
Technologydelfi-lt1d ago

AI's Impact on University Learning and Lecturer Roles

A discussion explores how artificial intelligence, particularly tools like ChatGPT, is transforming the teaching and learning processes in universities and reshaping the role of lecturers, alongside concerns about children's online safety.

AI eyewear sees brisk sales during China’s Spring Festival

AI eyewear sees brisk sales during China’s Spring Festival

Chinese artificial intelligence glasses enjoyed a sales boom over the Spring Festival, fuelled by pent-up consumer demand and a new national subsidy. Huaqiangbei, a subdistrict in Shenzhen that is home to the world’s biggest electronics wholesale market, saw total revenue jump 35 per cent year on year during the Spring Festival, led by strong demand for AI glasses, according to a report by the 21st Century Business Herald daily newspaper. Sales of AI glasses surged up to 80 per cent, while th...

Grotuxiv Review 2026: Is It Safe and Legit?
Businessvanguard-ng11h ago

Grotuxiv Review 2026: Is It Safe and Legit?

Unlock Opportunities with Grotuxiv Grotuxiv is an advanced platform designed to enhance and modernize the investment and trading experience. It utilizes cutting-edge technologies, including artificial intelligence and sophisticated algorithms, to analyze data and identify potential opportunities across various markets with minimal human involvement. As a web-based solution, the platform allows users to access and oversee […] The post Grotuxiv Review 2026: Is It Safe and Legit? appeared first ...

TechnologyDawn1d ago

India plans AI ‘data city’ on staggering scale in Andhra Pradesh

As India races to narrow the artificial intelligence gap with the United States and China, it is planning a vast new “data city” to power digital growth on a staggering scale, the man spearheading the project says. “The AI revolution is here, no second thoughts about it,” said Nara Lokesh, information technology minister for Andhra Pradesh state, which is positioning the city of Visakhapatnam as a cornerstone of India’s AI push. “And as a nation… we have taken a stand that we’ve got to embrace it,” he told AFP ahead of an international AI summit next week in New Delhi. Lokesh boasts the state has secured investment agreements of $175 billion involving 760 projects, including a $15bn investment by Google for its largest AI infrastructure hub outside the United States. And a joint venture between India’s Reliance Industries, Canada’s Brookfield and US firm Digital Realty is investing $11bn to develop an AI data centre in the same city. Visakhapatnam — home to around two million people and popularly known as “Vizag” — is better known for its cricket ground that hosts international matches than cutting-edge technology. But the southeastern port city is now being pitched as a landing point for submarine internet cables linking India to Singapore. “The data city is going to come in one ecosystem… with a 100 kilometre radius,” Lokesh said. For comparison, Taiwan is roughly 100km wide. ‘Whole nine yards’ Lokesh said the plan goes far beyond data connectivity, adding that his state had “received close to 25 per cent of all foreign direct investments” in India in 2025. “It’s not just about the data centres,” he explained while outlining a sweeping vision of change, with Andhra Pradesh offering land at one US cent per acre (three per hectare) for major investors. “I’m chasing the companies that make those servers that go sit in those data centres, the companies that make the entire air conditioning, the water-cooling system — the whole nine yards.” The 43-year-old, Stanford-educated minister is the son of Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, who helped turn Hyderabad into a major technology hub that is dubbed “Cyberabad”. They are allies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who will host the AI Impact Summit from Monday. India is now third in a global AI power ranking — sitting above South Korea and Japan — based on more than 40 indicators from patents to private funding calculated by Stanford University’s Institute for Human-Centred AI. With more than a billion internet users, India has seen a surge of investment as generative AI players seek inroads to the world’s most populous country. Microsoft said in December it will invest $17.5bn to help build the country’s artificial intelligence infrastructure, with CEO Satya Nadella calling it the firm’s “largest investment ever in Asia”. But critics say India lags in access to high-end computing power or commercial AI deployment, and remains more a consumer than creator of the cutting-edge technology. Some question whether data centres will create meaningful employment when up and running, but Lokesh rejects that. “Every industrial revolution has always created more jobs than it has displaced,” he said. “But it has created those jobs in countries that have embraced the industrial revolution.” ‘Learned from China’ Lokesh argues that the jobs and economic benefits would more than compensate for the giveaway cost of land. He said the state government had accounted for the vast electricity and water demands for the energy-hungry industry, and would tap “surplus water” that drains into the Bay of Bengal to cool the massive data centres. “It’s a crime that so much water during monsoons goes into our oceans,” he said. He cited China as an inspiration — admiring how India’s rival had “been able to systematically bring people out of poverty” at speed. The state’s plan to create industrial clusters was something he had “learned from China”. With a target of six gigawatts of data centre capacity — three already signed and another three in the pipeline — Andhra Pradesh is betting that speed and scale will give it an edge. New Delhi last year agreed to “in-principle approval” for six 1.2 GW nuclear power plants at Kovvada in Andhra Pradesh. “We are on a journey,” Lokesh said. “We will execute these projects at a pace that the country has never seen”.

If AI makes human labor obsolete, who decides who gets to eat?
TechnologyThe Guardian1d ago

If AI makes human labor obsolete, who decides who gets to eat?

Amid talk of artificial intelligence taking our jobs, the big unasked question is: how will we be fed? How will we be fed? That’s the biggest question not seriously being addressed amid all this talk about whether or not artificial intelligence will end up taking over all of our jobs. Formidable though the technology appears, similar fears have popped up repeatedly since the Industrial Revolution, and most working-age adults remain employed. Still, what is sorely missing is a serious debate a...

Why is the Hang Seng Tech Index in the doldrums while AI shares are soaring?
BusinessSCMP2d ago

Why is the Hang Seng Tech Index in the doldrums while AI shares are soaring?

Hong Kong’s tech equity benchmark is struggling to balance the artificial intelligence frenzy and picking the right industry leaders, leading to its underperformance this year, according to analysts. The Hang Seng Tech Index, which comprises 30 technology-related companies including Tencent Holdings, Alibaba Group Holding and Meituan, has fallen 5.5 per cent this year up to Friday, giving up some of last year’s 23.5 per cent gains. In contrast, the broad-based Hang Seng Index has risen 0.3 pe...

[Graphic News] Hotel Shilla CEO Lee Boo-jin named Korea’s top female CEO
BusinessKorea Herald2d ago

[Graphic News] Hotel Shilla CEO Lee Boo-jin named Korea’s top female CEO

The Asia Brand Research Institute, a big data evaluation agency, announced that Hotel Shilla CEO Lee Boo-jin has been named the top female CEO on its K-Brand Index. The index measures brand influence by combining multiple indicators, including media exposure, social media activity, public sentiment, community engagement and artificial intelligence-based metrics. The assessment analyzed roughly 52.43 million online data points collected in December 2025, focusing on the top 30 female CEOs in Kore

Autonomous system Numbers: Scarce resource making Nigeria invisible on the net
Technologyvanguard-ng1h ago

Autonomous system Numbers: Scarce resource making Nigeria invisible on the net

As Nigeria pushes to position itself as Africa’s digital powerhouse, rolling out faster broadband, expanding data centres, deepening fintech innovation, investing in artificial intelligence, and digitising government services, a less visible but critical gap threatens to undermine that ambition. The post Autonomous system Numbers: Scarce resource making Nigeria invisible on the net appeared first on Vanguard News.

Technologybloomberg7h ago

AI Can Manage Mutual Funds

Reports indicate that artificial intelligence is now capable of managing mutual funds, showcasing its growing role in financial services.

US datacenters face slew of problems amid grassroots protests against AI
TechnologyThe Guardian10h ago

US datacenters face slew of problems amid grassroots protests against AI

New constructions delayed or cancelled, raising questions about US’s ability to expand infrastructure to support boom Cancellations and delays of new US datacenters have increased as the artificial intelligence boom runs up against a slate of issues, including supply chain snags, energy shortages and tariff-induced restraints. Grassroots opposition from local communities has also derailed some plans, and some investors have grown wary of datacenters amid fears of an AI bubble. Continue readi...

Cybersecurity firm Astelia just raised $35 million. Its founder says AI has changed the game — and young people need to befriend it.
TechnologyBusiness Insider11h ago

Cybersecurity firm Astelia just raised $35 million. Its founder says AI has changed the game — and young people need to befriend it.

Alon Noy is the CEO and cofounder of Astelia. Astelia An AI-powered cybersecurity startup has raised $35 million to ward off a new generation of threats. Former Israeli intelligence leaders founded Astelia to help customers plug holes in their defenses. CEO Alon Noy spoke exclusively to BI about Astelia's plans and his advice for young people in the AI era. Artificial intelligence has supercharged the cybersecurity arms race. Attackers are rushing to harness the tech to break into systems, ...

BusinessReuters11h ago

ADT Acquires Origin AI

ADT has completed the acquisition of Origin AI, integrating the artificial intelligence company into its portfolio.

New datacentres risk doubling UK electricity use, regulator says
TechnologyThe Guardian1d ago

New datacentres risk doubling UK electricity use, regulator says

Ofgem says about 140 proposed projects, driven by AI use, could require more power than current peak demand The amount of power being sought by new datacentre projects in the UK would exceed the country’s current peak electricity consumption, according to an industry watchdog. Ofgem said about 140 proposed datacentre schemes, driven by use of artificial intelligence, could require 50 gigawatts of electricity – 5GW more than the country’s current peak demand. Continue reading...

Do Androids Dream of Wall Street CEO Bonuses?
Financeadvisor-perspectives1d ago

Do Androids Dream of Wall Street CEO Bonuses?

Pay for top bosses at the biggest US banks has reached new records in the past couple of years, surpassing even what chief executive officers got in the pre-crisis peak of 2007. Someday these vast rewards might run dry. After all, in the age of artificial intelligence, what is a CEO even for?

Krafton Appoints First Chief AI Officer
TechnologyKorea Herald1d ago

Krafton Appoints First Chief AI Officer

Korean game developer Krafton has appointed Lee Kang-wook as its first Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer (CAIO) to lead the company's technology strategy and oversee AI research and development.