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Xiaomi YU7 GT Sets First Autonomous Nürburgring Record
Xiaomi's YU7 GT completed the first officially-timed autonomous lap of the Nürburgring with no one behind the wheel, posting a time of 10:29.483 — roughly three minutes slower than its own human-drive
China cuts language majors as universities pivot to AI
Chinese universities are eliminating language and translation programs in favor of AI-focused majors, with the Ministry of Education approving 38 new tech-oriented disciplines for the upcoming academi
Getty Stock Jumps 200% Pre-Market on OpenAI Deal
Getty Images has signed a licensing deal with OpenAI to bring its photo library into ChatGPT's search and discovery features, sending Getty's stock soaring in Monday premarket trading.
Most Data Center Opponents Don't Live Near One: Poll
New polling from Milltown Partners shows that only 8% of data center opponents actually live near a facility, revealing the backlash is driven by broader AI anxiety rather than local concerns — even a
Nvidia: 113°F Liquid 'Largely Solves' Data Center Water
Nvidia's chief sustainability officer said next-generation AI infrastructure, cooled by a recirculated water-and-glycol liquid running at 113°F, 'largely solves' the data center water challenge, in an
Vance's AI Doctrine: Innovation Meets Worker
JD Vance has outlined an "AI doctrine" that blends pro-innovation venture-capital principles, worker protections, and concerns about power concentration in dominant AI labs, framing his case as "part
FT: Anthropic Used AI Risk Terms 8x More Than OpenAI
A Financial Times analysis finds Anthropic invoked AI risk-related language roughly eight times more often than OpenAI in 2026 public statements, a pattern the FT says may have talked the company into
INTERPOL Warns Phishing, Ransomware, and AI Scams Are Rising Across Asia-Pacific
INTERPOL's 2025/2026 Asia-Pacific cyberthreat report reveals phishing, ransomware, and AI-driven deepfake scams have surged to industrial scale, with Southeast Asian organized crime syndicates fueling
Tencent Tests Xiaowei AI in WeChat
Tencent has begun testing a new AI assistant called Xiaowei inside its WeChat app in China, powered by its WeLM and DeepSeek models, as it works to keep pace with AI rivals.
Lingyi iTech Targets $1.1B Hong Kong IPO for AI
Shenzhen-listed Apple supplier Lingyi iTech plans to raise $1.1B in a June 26 Hong Kong listing, directing proceeds toward AI servers and robotics as it diversifies beyond its core iPhone supply role.
Samsung Deploys ChatGPT Enterprise to All Staff
Samsung is deploying ChatGPT Enterprise and Codex to all staff in Korea and across its DX division worldwide, in what OpenAI is calling one of its largest enterprise rollouts.
Phygital Studio's Beto Builds Sales-Driven Immersive
Phygital Studio's platform Beto combines design, hardware, software, and storytelling to help brands like Adani and Deloitte build immersive physical spaces explicitly designed to drive sales, spotlig
Coowa Files for Hong Kong IPO at $3B Valuation
Shanghai-based embodied AI robot maker Coowa is preparing a Hong Kong IPO filing within two to three months, riding a $3 billion valuation set by its latest $600 million funding round.
Europe Pivots to Industrial AI to Catch US and China
European engineering firms and AI startups are pivoting from consumer AI to industrial applications, racing to deploy AI on the shop floor to boost efficiency as the region trails the US and China.
Humble Robotics Raises $24M for Autonomous Electric
San Francisco startup Humble Robotics raised $24 million to develop a fully electric, self-driving cabless freight truck with a 200-mile range and top speed of 55 mph.
Sources: Anduril has begun exploring the possibility of establishing operations in Israel and is in talks to recruit a local manager (Sophie Shulman/CTech)
Anduril, Palmer Luckey's $61 billion defense-tech startup, is exploring setting up operations in Israel and recruiting a local manager, while also weighing partnerships and investments in Israeli star
US Forces Anthropic to Pull Fable 5, Mythos 5
The U.S. government forced Anthropic to pull its two newest AI models — Fable 5 and Mythos 5 — citing national security concerns, prompting cybersecurity experts to warn the ban actually weakens Ameri
When the Trump administration cracks down on Anthropic, who benefits?
The Trump administration forced Anthropic to pull its newest AI models offline via a Friday export control order citing unspecified national security concerns, prompting cybersecurity researchers to w
Joby and Archer Air Taxis Stuck in Escalating Lawsuits
Joby Aviation and Archer Aviation's escalating legal battles—with each other, with Vertical Aerospace, and over Joby's China ties—threaten to ground the eVTOL air taxi industry just as FAA certificati
Welcome to the Age of AI Sprawl - Business Insider
Multiple outlets frame the current moment as the 'Age of AI Sprawl,' with coverage converging on a productivity paradox: despite rapid AI adoption, thousands of CEOs admit output gains haven't materia
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