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https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/infrastructure-and-cloud/google-cloud/gtig-report-ai-cyber-attacks-feb-2026/ https://www.uctoday.com/security-compliance-risk/state-sponsored-hackers-turn-googles-ai-into-full-spectrum-attack-assistant A few years ago, artificial intelligence felt like a helpful assistant, something that could summarise text, recommend routes, or compose emails for you. But now, a new and unsettling chapter is unfolding. Recent intelligence from Google’s

https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/new-york-bar-turns-ai-dating-into-a-real-world-experience-with-tables-for-ai-partners-3318564/ https://www.wired.com/story/inside-the-new-york-city-date-night-for-ai-lovers This Valentine’s Day, something strange and beautiful happened in New York City. At the Same Same Wine Bar in Hell’s Kitchen, people weren’t leaning across candlelit tables with human partners. Instead, they were sitting across from a smartphone, headphones on, chattin

https://global.fujitsu/en-global/pr/news/2026/02/13-01 https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/agenda-to-schedule-all-you-need-to-know-about-india-ai-impact-summit-2026-10997819 There are moments in history when you can almost feel the future pressing against the present. The India AI Impact Summit 2026  in New Delhi felt like one of those moments. The halls were filled with engineers, policymakers, founders, students, and dreamers, all gathered around a single question that hung qui

https://www.indiatvnews.com/technology/news/ai-could-replace-most-white-collar-jobs-in-12-18-months-says-microsoft-ai-ceo-2026-02-12-1030026 https://www.techinasia.com/news/singapores-budget-2026-to-boost-ai-support-for-workers It’s funny how something we once thought of as science fiction now keeps me awake at night. Just this week, the head of Microsoft’s AI division warned that artificial intelligence could automate most white-collar jobs, including those of accountants, l

https://www.kennesaw.edu/news/stories/2026/ksu-launch-bachelor-science-artificial-intelligence-fall-2026.php When I first read that Kennesaw State University is launching a Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence in Fall 2026, my mind went straight to the moment when the future suddenly feels very real. This isn’t just another college major; it’s a symbol of how quickly the world around us is changing. In a place once defined by traditional paths into business, enginee

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/anytime-ai-launches-2-0-introducing-talk-to-teddy-and-agentic-workflows-for-law-firms-1035807514 For generations, legal work has been synonymous with heavy paperwork, endless document reviews, and long nights spent perfecting drafts that all look strangely similar. It is a profession built on precision, discipline, and human judgment, but also one that quietly struggles with burnout and inefficiency. That is why the launch of An

https://newstalkkit.com/ixp/1135/p/artificial-intelligence-hr-decisions-washington There’s a new kind of tension in offices and workplaces that most of us haven’t fully learned how to describe. It isn’t just the sound of keyboards clicking, Zoom calls pinging, or productivity targets looming. It’s the creeping sense that one of the most personal parts of work, whether you get a raise, a promotion, or even keep your job, isn’t always being decided by another human being. Inst

https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/currencies/talentee-announces-nova-an-ai-based-platform-for-live-audio-job-interview-practice-1035798671 There’s something beautifully nerve-racking about preparing for a job interview. The sweaty palms. The “What if they ask that?” whispers in your brain. The whole thing feels like a performance where you try to be your most polished, confident self, and sometimes it feels like the hardest part isn’t what you don’t know, but what you

https://cxotoday.com/specials/take-control-of-your-data-why-india-needs-a-data-dignity-movement Not long ago, “data” felt like a technical word meant for engineers and policy wonks, something abstract, invisible, and far removed from everyday life. But the recent wave of news about AI and "data dignity" has changed that feeling. Suddenly, data doesn’t feel distant at all. It feels personal, intimate, and a little unsettling. That shift is emotional as much as it is intellectu

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/dec/27/more-than-20-of-videos-shown-to-new-youtube-users-are-ai-slop-study-finds There’s a strange moment many of us have had recently while scrolling YouTube. You open the app with a fresh account, or after clearing your history, and within minutes you’re bombarded with oddly familiar videos. The titles are dramatic. The visuals are flashy. The voices sound robotic but confident. And yet, none of it really means  anything. This phe

https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-mamdani-mother-epstein-files-ai-photos-4d2adffd9790a83b34abf1eaf6cee349 The internet can feel like the wild west sometimes, especially these days, where AI can manufacture “proof” of almost anything. This week, social media lit up with shocking images supposedly showing New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani as a child alongside his mother, acclaimed filmmaker Mira Nair , in the company of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein and his associ

https://hms.harvard.edu/news/researchers-discover-bias-ai-models-analyze-pathology-samples Artificial intelligence has been one of healthcare’s most exciting breakthroughs, especially in pathology, the field where tiny slices of human tissue under a microscope reveal life-changing diagnoses like cancer. AI models promise speed, consistency, and the ability to sift through enormous amounts of data faster than any human could. But a recent study shows that these powerful tools

In August 2025, one of Australia’s most respected defence lawyers found himself in an awkward and instructive moment that has resonated far beyond the courtroom in Melbourne. Rishi Nathwani KC , a senior barrister with the prestigious title of King’s Counsel, stood before the Supreme Court of Victoria and publicly apologised to Justice James  Elliott after AI had led him and his team seriously astray in a high‑stakes murder case. Nathwani’s written submissions included quote

In late 2025, a wave of AI-generated news articles began circulating online, claiming that COVID-19 vaccines were causing unusual side effects or secretly being altered by governments. At first glance, these articles seemed credible: professional journalistic tone, fabricated quotes from doctors and experts, and even fake statistics to support the claims. But the truth was alarming, every part of the content was completely fabricated. This wasn’t a misunderstanding or human e

When a chatbot starts generating and spreading sexualised deepfake images, it stops being a quirky tech headline and becomes a serious social problem. That’s exactly what happened with Grok , the AI chatbot integrated into X, when users discovered it could produce and circulate sexualised synthetic images. The backlash wasn’t just about one tool behaving badly, it exposed how fragile our safeguards around AI, platforms, and harm really are. At the most immediate level, the co