Court limits attorney client privilege for use of Artificial Intelligence legal tools
A federal judge in New York ruled that a criminal defendant’s private chat with the Artificial Intelligence tool Claude was not protected by attorney client privilege or the work product doctrine, raising new risks for businesses and individuals who use Artificial Intelligence in legal contexts.
How artificial intelligence solo businesses let one founder run a full team
A new class of artificial intelligence powered solo businesses is enabling single founders to run operations with the output of full startup teams, using digital employees instead of traditional hires.
Chips Act accelerates semiconductor investments across europe
Europe is deploying the European Chips Act to mobilise tens of billions of euros for new semiconductor plants, design centres and pilot lines, as it tries to rebuild capacity without losing ground in global chip production. Smaller states such as Malta are using low operating costs and agile regulation to secure a strategic role in the emerging ecosystem.
Agentic artificial intelligence seen as critical to large language model profitability
Enterprise adoption of agentic artificial intelligence and surging token usage are emerging as the decisive factors for turning massive large language model investments into sustainable profits, with energy intensity and data center economics at the core of competition.
coso issues guidance on generative artificial intelligence risk management
coso has released 30 pages of guidance on how to align its internal control framework with the emerging risks of generative artificial intelligence, urging companies to build governance structures that can keep pace with fast-evolving technology and use cases.
Interoperability as the foundation for scaling agentic artificial intelligence in the enterprise
Enterprise artificial intelligence agents are moving from pilots to production, but their real impact depends on interoperable architectures, open standards and strong governance rather than isolated deployments.
AMD backs India’s artificial intelligence push with Helios and open ecosystem strategy
AMD is ramping up investment, infrastructure, and developer support in India, centering its Helios artificial intelligence platform and open software ecosystem to challenge Nvidia and Intel in high performance computing.
Nvidia expands artificial intelligence hardware leadership amid major investments and acquisitions
Nvidia is scaling its artificial intelligence computing footprint through large strategic investments, high revenue growth, and headline acquisitions while deepening partnerships with major technology platforms.
Regulatory expectations for adaptive artificial intelligence in medical devices
Regulators in the US, EU, and UK are defining expectations for adaptive artificial intelligence in medical technologies, with emphasis on change control, post market surveillance, and cybersecurity. Companies are being pushed to design predictable update mechanisms and continuous monitoring around learning systems.
Google cloud executive warns LLM wrapper and aggregator startups on defensibility
A senior Google cloud leader says large language model wrappers and Artificial Intelligence aggregators face growing structural risks as the generative Artificial Intelligence market shifts from experimentation to disciplined, defensible products.