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Model autophagy disorder and the risk of self consuming Artificial Intelligence models

22 Jan 2026

Glow New Media director Phil Blything warns that as Artificial Intelligence systems generate more online text, future language models risk training on their own synthetic output and degrading in quality. He draws a parallel with the early human driven web, arguing that machine generated content could undermine the foundations that made resources like Wikipedia possible.

artificial intelligence, ethics, large language models

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Building a new operating model for enterprise retrieval augmented generation

22 Jan 2026

Alkira details how it evolved from fine-tuning language models and off-the-shelf retrieval augmented generation tools to a custom hybrid architecture that combines a knowledge graph and vector search inside FalkorDB to reduce context pollution and preserve data sovereignty.

enterprise artificial intelligence, graph databases, knowledge management, rag systems

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Artificial intelligence and the new great divergence

22 Jan 2026

A White House research paper compares the potential impact of artificial intelligence to the Industrial Revolution and examines whether it could trigger a new great divergence among nations. The report outlines how the Trump administration aims to secure American leadership through accelerated innovation, infrastructure, and deregulation.

artificial intelligence, economic policy, white house

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Nvidia N1 and N1X laptop chips target Windows on Arm this quarter

22 Jan 2026

Nvidia is preparing to launch its N1X and N1 laptop processors for Windows on Arm, aiming to challenge Qualcomm's latest Snapdragon platforms with a high core count CPU and a powerful integrated GPU.

laptops, nvidia, processors, windows on arm

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Nvidia boosts Vera Rubin bandwidth ahead of AMD Instinct MI400 launch

22 Jan 2026

Nvidia has repeatedly raised memory bandwidth targets for its Vera Rubin VR200 NVL72 system to stay competitive with AMD’s Instinct MI400 accelerators, as both companies escalate their Artificial Intelligence and high performance computing roadmaps.

artificial intelligence, gpus, hardware, high performance computing

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Samsung Texas fab seen as key alternative as artificial intelligence chip demand strains TSMC

22 Jan 2026

Deutsche Bank analysts say sustained artificial intelligence hardware demand is stretching TSMC’s advanced capacity and pushing major fabless chipmakers to consider Samsung’s Texas fab as a primary alternative. The bank expects TSMC’s share of leading-edge foundry work to slip slightly as customers seek additional 3 nm and upcoming 2 nm and 4 nm capacity.

artificial intelligence, manufacturing, samsung, semiconductors

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How data foundations can tame the era of agentic artificial intelligence

22 Jan 2026

Enterprise artificial intelligence agents are moving into core operations, but without unified data and governance their autonomy risks creating chaos instead of value.

artificial intelligence, data management, enterprise software

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Reimagining ERP for the agentic artificial intelligence era

21 Jan 2026

Enterprise resource planning is entering a new phase as composable architectures and agentic artificial intelligence allow companies to move beyond rigid, monolithic systems toward more flexible, interoperable business platforms.

artificial intelligence, cloud-computing, enterprise software

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How to use Sora 2 on PC for Artificial Intelligence video creation

21 Jan 2026

OpenAI’s Sora 2 brings browser based Artificial Intelligence video generation to PC users, with an invite driven rollout and a workflow built around text prompts, safety controls, and export ready clips. The guide walks through access, setup, creation, refinement, and responsible use, plus a stopgap option for those still waiting on invites.

artificial intelligence, openai, software, video generation

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Artificial Intelligence content labelling in digital platforms

21 Jan 2026

The House of Commons Library outlines how Artificial Intelligence content labelling is being developed to distinguish synthetic media from human-created material, and how governments and major platforms are responding. It highlights emerging regulatory approaches and the technical methods used to tag and trace Artificial Intelligence-generated content.

artificial intelligence policy, content moderation, technology regulation

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Mps highlight concerns over artificial intelligence oversight and uk jobs data

21 Jan 2026

Access to the full article was blocked, preventing retrieval of detailed content for summarization.

access limitations, media

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Uk appoints artificial intelligence champions to steer safe innovation in financial services

21 Jan 2026

The uk treasury has appointed two industry leaders as artificial intelligence champions for financial services, aiming to turn widespread adoption into safe and scalable growth while protecting consumers and financial stability.

artificial intelligence, financial services, government policy, regulation