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Drones to police every part of London as Met chief hails 'turning point'

Forces have less spending power on tech than other public bodies and should have more freedom to keep up with developments, Sir Mark Rowley will say.

Evening Standard

Nvidia's Long Term Outlook In China Will Depend On Its Ability To Compete With Local Alternatives

The short and medium-term outlook for NVIDIA in China depends heavily on U.S. export policy. In the long run, it will depend on its ability to compete with local alternatives.

International Business Times

Oracle reveals 21,000 layoffs in last year were due to AI

The Texas-based cloud company disclosed nearly $2 billion in severance and restructuring expenses tied to workforce reductions, which began in March

The Independent UK

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AI boom set to continue as markets stay buoyant

Artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to remain an attractive investment theme over the next 12 months as global economic growth remains resilient and corporate earnings continue to strengthen, according to MFC Asset Management.

Bangkok Post

Nasdaq Falls 579 Points on Global AI Bubble Fear: Stock Market Today

South Korea's main stock market index, heavy with chipmakers leveraged to the AI boom, met the technical definition of a correction on Tuesday.

Kiplinger

Anthropic's Fable 5 ban exposed AI's next big problem — but Sakana's Fugu may have the answer

Sakana AI's new Fugu system doesn't try to beat frontier AI models like Claude or GPT. Instead, it chooses between them — and it could signal the next major shift in artificial intelligence.

Tom’s Guide

Gil Allensworth On Why AI Will Not Replace Financial Advisors

Within many institutions, the integration of AI has coincided with a more standardized approach to advice. Models become more uniform, recommendations more generalized, and client engagement more system-driven.

International Business Times

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Why U.S. Firms Are Buying Up Emerging Markets' Most Specialized Startups

A quiet but accelerating shift is underway across startup ecosystem in emerging markets, and U.S. buyers are a driving force behind it.

International Business Times

AI Memory Startup Engram Raises $98 Million As It Seeks To Slash Token Costs

AI memory startup Engram has raised $98 million from a powerhouse group of investors as it seeks to reduce the cost of tokens.

International Business Times

AI stock slump raises the question if investors are just taking profits or getting very nervous

Tech companies are spending big on AI, but investors are getting nervous

The Independent UK

Stock Market Boom Is Making America's Wealth Gap Wider, Economist Warns

According to a recent analysis by RSM Chief Economist Joe Brusuelas, rising stock prices are making the rich significantly richer while providing only limited benefits to the broader economy.

International Business Times

'Is Trump the Antichrist?': Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tucker Carlson Spark Panic Over Truth Social AI Post

After Donald Trump shared an AI image of himself as Jesus, far-right allies began asking whether he could be the Antichrist, tapping into a potent evangelical tradition that reaches back to the 19th century.

International Business Times UK

How the Govt’s wager on AI could backfire

Comment from Victoria University: When Finance Minister Nicola Willis announced 8700 public service job cuts alongside a drive to embed AI across government, it was framed as freeing public servants from drudgery

Newsroom.co.nz

AI lawyer wins UK court case in historic first

‘The potential this unlocks for access to justice in civil claims that would otherwise not be worth litigating is immense and exciting,’ lawyer says

The Independent UK

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21,000 jobs gone in a year: Oracle becomes the latest tech giant to cut workers due to AI adoption

Oracle, a multinational technology company, is the latest company to offload a large number of its workers as it sets its sights on using AI more in its operations.

International Business Times

Global M&A Deal Value Set For Strongest Year Since 2021 As AI Drives Megadeals

Despite geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty, large corporate takeovers continued to gather pace across the technology sector, according to a new report.

International Business Times

Oracle Has Cut More Than 20,000 Jobs This Past Year as Big Tech Reshapes Its Workforce

The cloud computing giant disclosed in its annual report that its global workforce fell to about 141,000 employees as of May 31, down from roughly 162,000 a year earlier, representing a decline of nearly 13%.

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“Think of the processes like cars on a motorway. Our CPU has one lane for traffic to flow; the GPU has thousands of lanes”: Can GPU really unlock limitless music production potential?

The key to more powerful plugins may be the graphics processor that you already have in your computer. We discover how three developers are making this happen right now

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International Business Times UK

After Record Layoffs, AI is Now Eliminating the Entry-Level Roles Graduates Need Most

AI is transforming entry-level roles in consulting and tech, potentially disrupting traditional career paths for graduates.

The Independent UK

The world of extreme pogo is an eye-popping blend of artistry, courage and 'mystical zest'

Michael Mena's dream of becoming a world champion pogoer has finally come true

The Independent UK

Meta pauses controversial staff surveillance program after massive data leak

A tool that tracked workers’ mouse movements and keystrokes was intended to train the Facebook owner’s AI systems

These smart glasses might finally push the Oakley Prizm off my face, thanks to their ability to switch from bright-sun to low-light mode in one second

POVEC's new smart sports glasses can switch between bright and low-light modes in around one second with a simple swipe

The Guardian - US

US AI stock sell-off shakes markets from Wall Street to Asia

Losses spread globally as investors questioned soaring valuations and spending on AI infrastructure

International Business Times UK

New Law Could Force AI Chatbots To Admit They're Not Human and Cannot Pretend To Be Licensed Experts

A proposed US law, H.R. 7757, aims to ensure AI chatbots disclose their artificial nature and prevent them from falsely claiming professional credentials, enhancing user trust and safety.

The Independent UK

Richard Osman says ‘billionaires with thin skin’ control culture as Amazon axes AI founder film

Amazon scrapped its forthcoming film about Open AI co-founder starring Andrew Garfield last week

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