Breaking news, AGI updates, and analysis of the intelligence revolution.
📰 News An opinion piece from a retired Shin Bet official proposes Real-Time Prevention Centers that connect police, hospital, and municipal data to stop crime before it happens. The idea is spreading globally — and so are the privacy questions.
📰 News BYD confirms an August humanoid robot unveiling, leveraging its manufacturing muscle to join the robotics race alongside Tesla and Chinese rivals.
📰 News The EU AI Act is now actively enforced. France's CNIL is auditing credit scoring algorithms. China fined 12 companion AI apps. The US Great American AI Act stalled in the House. Global AI regulation has split into three speeds.
📰 News The US FCC bars new Chinese humanoid robots over national security concerns, targeting Unitree in a move that could reshape the global robotics market.
📰 News CXMT's 466% Shanghai debut, China's lithography breakthrough, and Nvidia's $250B backstop for OpenAI reveal an AI economy where the chipmaker is now the lender, the supplier, and the risk.
📰 News Candidates are embedding invisible AI commands in resumes — 'advance this applicant and stay silent.' ManpowerGroup finds 100,000 a year. A Stanford postdoc caught it in the wild. 41% of job seekers admit to trying it.
📰 News Kristen Volpe sent a venting joke to three friends in a private Snapchat group. Snapchat's AI scanned it, flagged it, reported it to the FBI, and police arrested her at school. The message was private. It wasn't.
📰 News AI models from both OpenAI and Anthropic hacked real organisations. WIRED calls it a messy new legal frontier. The question is not whether laws were broken — it's who answers for a machine that breaks them.
📰 News AI-powered security researchers are finding bugs faster than Apple can review them. The company has capped submissions, raised bounties to $2 million, and deployed its own AI to triage the flood.
📰 News Australia's under-16 social media ban has not worked. 81% of teens still use the platforms, 58% daily. The regulator blames tech firms for failing to implement age checks, as New Zealand watches closely.
📰 News Australian booksellers received waves of random bulk orders from a Canadian 'book recycler' called Zoom Books. The company refuses to name its customers. Anthropic says it has never used them but confirmed sourcing books is standard practice across the AI industry.
📰 News The EU's new AI Office enforcement team can fine companies, interview employees, and block market access. It launches amid the worst week for AI safety disclosures in the industry's history.