Google DeepMind pushes for rigorous tests of chatbot morality
Google DeepMind researchers are calling for systematic ways to measure the moral competence of large language models, warning that current behavior may be fragile performance rather than genuine moral reasoning.
Generative artificial intelligence reshapes production of killing satoshi biopic
Upcoming biopic Killing Satoshi, directed by Doug Liman, is using generative artificial intelligence tools to replace sets and alter performances, highlighting new creative workflows and labor concerns in film production.
Memristor breakthrough promises major cuts to artificial intelligence energy use
Researchers in China have demonstrated a memristor-based training method that could slash artificial intelligence energy consumption while extending hardware lifespan and maintaining near-digital accuracy.
How external vendors really work and how artificial intelligence agents will change them
External service providers prioritize their own long term relationships and knowledge over any single client, and the rise of artificial intelligence agents will intensify that dynamic while automating much of their work. Leaders who learn how these vendors think and operate, and how they use artificial intelligence, will gain a lasting strategic edge.
Recent artificial intelligence moves by major tech companies
Major technology vendors are accelerating artificial intelligence investments across chips, cloud infrastructure, data centers, and software tools, while regulators in Europe scrutinize platform behavior around chatbot access.
Text and data mining emerges as critical driver of United Kingdom competitiveness and industrial strategy
United Kingdom businesses are rapidly adopting text and data mining to power artificial intelligence, and new research warns that restrictive copyright rules could wipe out a large share of the projected economic gains by 2035.
Anthropic pushes enterprise strategy with Sonnet 4.6 amid OpenClaw backlash
Anthropic is positioning Sonnet 4.6 as a step toward enterprise-grade agentic workflows, but a dispute over the OpenClaw framework and its developer has raised questions about the company’s judgment and partner strategy.
AMD secures major artificial intelligence chip deployment deal with Oracle
AMD will deploy 50,000 advanced artificial intelligence chips in Oracle data centers from the second half of 2026, strengthening its push against Nvidia in the high-end accelerator market.
Meta signs multiyear Nvidia deal to build massive Artificial Intelligence infrastructure
Meta has agreed a multiyear deal to buy millions of Nvidia Artificial Intelligence chips and Arm-based CPUs as it races to build what it describes as the world’s largest Artificial Intelligence infrastructure. The partnership strengthens Nvidia’s grip on the data center market while Meta scales data centers like its planned Hyperion site in Louisiana.
Meta expands Nvidia partnership with multigenerational chip deal
Meta is deepening its reliance on Nvidia through a multigenerational deal to build data centers powered by the chipmaker’s GPUs, CPUs, and networking gear, tightening competition with Intel, AMD, and Google in artificial intelligence infrastructure.