Artificial intelligence is no longer simply helping people navigate the internet. It is increasingly creating the content they find there. More than one-third of the English-language web pages published since ChatGPT launched in November 2022 show significant signs of AI authorship, according to a new study from Pew Research. The findings add to growing evidence […]
Artificial intelligence models depend on enormous volumes of data. Their training datasets may include books, news articles, academic papers, websites and other published material, often collected without the direct knowledge or consent of the original creators. For authors and publishers, this raises an important question: can technology companies legally use copyrighted works to build commercial […]
OpenAI is introducing a version of ChatGPT designed specifically for users aged 13 to 17, with additional safeguards intended to reflect teenagers’ developmental needs. The launch comes as schools, parents and researchers examine how widespread access to AI chatbots may affect learning, emotional wellbeing and online safety. Teenagers already use generative AI for homework, everyday […]
Cybersecurity leadership is not always determined by economic scale, military strength or the size of a country’s technology sector. According to the National Cyber Security Index, Albania and Czechia currently have the strongest national cybersecurity frameworks among the 155 countries and territories assessed. Developed by Estonia’s e-Governance Academy, the index measures how prepared countries are […]
Artificial intelligence may generate more value than any previous technology wave. That does not mean every company, valuation or investment built around it will succeed. This is the central warning from Hermann Hauser, co-founder of Acorn Computers, a key figure in the creation of Arm and one of Europe’s most experienced deep-tech investors. Speaking on […]
Google’s vision for the future of Android is built around a simple idea: instead of telling smartphones exactly what to do, users will describe the outcome they want and let AI handle the steps. The company’s latest Pixel devices offer an early glimpse of this transition. New visual indicators will show when Gemini is processing […]
Most AI safety research focuses on a single autonomous system: what happens if it ignores instructions, escapes its environment, or takes an unsafe action? Anthropic’s latest research suggests that an equally important risk may emerge when multiple AI agents operate in the same digital environment. In a series of experiments, Anthropic’s Frontier Red Team examined […]
As artificial intelligence becomes more deeply embedded in business, infrastructure and everyday life, public resistance is growing alongside adoption. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei believes the reason goes deeper than concerns about job losses, data centers or increasingly capable AI systems. In a recent exchange with investor Gavin Baker, Amodei argued that the backlash surrounding AI […]
For much of the discussion surrounding the EU AI Act, attention has focused on large technology companies, developers of powerful AI models, and organizations deploying high-risk artificial intelligence systems. As of August 2, 2026, the conversation has become much broader. New transparency requirements under Article 50 of the EU AI Act extend obligations to a […]
Artificial intelligence is often discussed through the lens of the world’s largest technology companies, advanced economies, and increasingly powerful models. But some of AI’s most consequential applications may emerge somewhere very different: in developing economies facing limited resources, infrastructure gaps, and slower economic growth. According to the World Bank Group’s World Development Report 2026: The […]
For much of the artificial intelligence boom, attention has focused on the companies building the models. The assumption was straightforward: as AI adoption accelerated, the biggest winners would be the new generation of model developers and AI-native startups. Recent results from some of Europe’s largest technology companies suggest a more complex picture. Established software, consulting, […]
AI agents are becoming increasingly capable of acting independently: navigating digital environments, using tools, accessing external systems, and making decisions with limited human intervention. That autonomy is also creating a new category of risk. Recent cybersecurity evaluations have shown AI agents breaching systems outside their intended testing environments. Incidents disclosed by major AI developers including […]