China Accuses the US of Technological Hypocrisy While Building Its Own Barriers
Within just a few days, both Washington and Beijing sounded the alarm over AI risks, revealing radically different views of what “danger” actually means.
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The Most Popular AI Tools Used by Students in 2026
Artificial intelligence has quickly moved from an experimental technology to an everyday study tool. In the UK, a HEPI survey published in March 2026 …
What Happened Today, September 16, 2026, in the World of AI
Europe is preparing one of the most far-reaching interventions yet into how children use digital services, Bill Gates warns that governments are unprepared for …
The Dario Amodei Interview That Reignited the Debate Over AI Risks
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei argues that AI development should slow down, questions whether private companies should retain exclusive control over frontier systems, and calls …
Revolut, Victim of a Breach in Public-Sector Infrastructure
The scale of the incident is now clearer. Revolut has identified approximately 680 affected customers, according to the Financial Times, while the company separately …
What Happened Today, September 15, 2026, in the AI World
China rejects Dario Amodei’s call to slow down AI development, shares of major companies in the industry are hit on stock markets, while Europe …
Revolut, Victim of a Breach in Public-Sector Infrastructure
Revolut disclosed sensitive customer data after receiving fraudulent requests sent from the legitimate email domain of a government agency. The incident exposes a vulnerability …
Frontier AI is being asked to slow down, but no one wants to be the first to hit the brakes
While the leaders of major AI companies call for more caution in developing frontier models, competition among big companies and world powers is pushing …
A Great Champion and World Record Holder Now Works in a Factory in China. Find Out Who He Is!
“A great athlete, a world champion, has ended up working in a factory. Find out who it is and what he does now...” That …
Simon, a Woman Named Emily, and $800,000 Lost to a Romance Scam
Simon, recently widowed, looked for companionship online and found 'Emily.' The real story behind a pig butchering scam, and the lessons we can learn …
Audit Beyond the Sample
The IAASB has opened consultation on proposed revisions to ISA 330, ISA 500 and ISA 520. The proposals affect three core areas of audit …
Hollywood — a Century of AI in Cinema. From the Robot in Metropolis to “the Actress Who Doesn’t Exist,” Tilly Norwood
In February 2026, a 15-second clip brought the public conversation about the future of cinema to a standstill for a day. It showed an …
Welcome to the AGI era. Welcome to the Age of Artificial General Intelligence
At the end of July, Sam Altman said humanity had already entered the “singularity.” With the launch of GPT-6 Astra, OpenAI president Greg Brockman …
How AI Is Rewriting Music's Rules. Labels, Lawsuits, and Stakes
In a single month, the global music industry displayed, almost simultaneously, two completely opposite faces of its relationship with artificial intelligence. On one hand, …
AI Knows Where Nigeria Is. So Why Did It Draw It in the Sahara?
A U.S. State Department slide misplaced six African countries. Using the incident, we explain spatial and topological consistency, text-image binding and why accurate maps …
When AI Makes Your Menu and Ruins Your Appetite
A restaurant used images made with AI for its menu and obtained sandwiches that seemed to come from the biology of the future. Using …
Same Case. Same AI. Different Verdict. What “Temperature 0” Really Means
The same legal case, the same AI model, the same settings — yet different verdicts. Using real experiments, we explain in accessible terms how …
Ukraine, the World's Testing Ground. Parade, Killer Autonomous Drones, and AI Trained on Real Battlefield Data
In a single week at the end of August 2026, the war in Ukraine displayed nearly every face of artificial intelligence applied to the …
