Zhemal Khamidun
Hamidun News editorial desk led by Editor-in-Chief Zhemal Khamidun (CPO of AlpinaGPT). Daily curation across 50+ global AI labs, research feeds, and industry reports in 6 languages.
JPMorgan: AI agents are the first technology this decade capable of dramatically augmenting the workforce
JPMorgan Asset Management says AI agents are the first technology in decades capable of materially boosting labor productivity. Experts see the start of a long-term…
Matt Keightley launched an AI assistant for garden design and angered colleagues
A conflict erupted at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show: a well-known gardener is using AI to design his garden.
Webidoo raises $25M to scale AI for small businesses
Italian-American startup Webidoo has secured $25M in funding from Azimut to advance agentic AI that helps SMBs automate operations and free up resources for…
Anthropic in talks to raise $30 billion at a $900 billion valuation
Spain Won’t Yield to US Lobbying: López Defends New Rules for AI and Social Media
Japanese megabanks to gain access to Claude Mythos for finding vulnerabilities
Python microframework: training AI agents without freezing the interface
AI in cryptography: a model with no right to be right
How do you integrate AI into a cryptographic system so the model cannot make a critical mistake? We examine governed solver orchestration and the boundary where…
How Sber trained smart speakers to generate smart home routines by voice
Sber integrated GigaChat into its smart speakers so users can create automation routines for their smart home by voice, without complex interfaces or code.
Process Mining: the tool that saves corporate AI budgets
Russian IT infrastructure market reaches 658 billion rubles amid AI development
Three Japanese megabanks to gain access to Anthropic's Mythos AI model
Tencent's Slow Growth Exposed the Need for an AI Transition
Quantexa to receive £175 million to modernize the UK tax system
HMRC has signed a 10-year, £175 million contract with UK AI company Quantexa to automate tax fraud detection and close tax gaps.
Four-month-old startup raises $650 million for AI that improves itself
The startup secured $650 million to develop an AI system that improves itself in an accelerating cycle — a science-fiction concept is moving into reality.