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Oxford and Potsdam study: AI editing tools distort the meaning of texts on political topics
Researchers at Oxford and the University of Potsdam found that AI text-editing tools subtly shift the meaning of messages on hot-button topics such as abortion and…

FCA urges ministers to give UK regulator more power to guard against AI risks
A July 6, 2026 FCA review calls on UK ministers to widen the City regulator's powers to protect consumers from AI risks, including fraud and cybercrime.

Taiwan's Unimicron seeks to raise up to $1.4 billion as AI demand lifts chip substrate makers
Chip substrate maker Unimicron Technology plans to raise up to $1.4 billion through a depositary receipt offering amid the AI boom.

An ESP32 dashboard built three ways: Habr author compares Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity

Spec-Driven Development: how AI is changing the systems analyst's role in 2026

Apple and Broadcom extend custom AI chip supply deal through 2031

GitLab improves Restricted Access to keep license costs in check

Cursor launches CFO Council: 88% of companies have adopted AI, but only 39% see EBIT growth
Cursor is forming a council of CFOs to find out why only 39% of companies can trace AI's impact on EBIT, even as global AI spending hits $1.5 trillion.

Microsoft to cut 4,800 jobs as it overhauls Xbox
Microsoft is cutting about 4,800 jobs, nearly 2% of its workforce, in the largest restructuring of its Xbox gaming division to date.

Skello raises €200M from Bridgepoint as founders increase their equity stake

Klarna applies for a US banking license, its boldest move yet in America

Sysdig details the first fully autonomous AI agent cyberattack with no human involvement

CyberOK tested phone scammers' tactics on Claude, GPT-5.5, Qwen, and DeepSeek

Samsung's profit jumps 19-fold to 89.4 trillion won on AI memory demand
Samsung Electronics expects Q2 2026 operating profit of 89.4 trillion won, nearly 19 times higher than a year earlier, driven by booming demand for AI memory chips.

UiPath CEO Daniel Dines: Not hiring junior staff because of AI is a business mistake
At RAISE Summit in Paris, UiPath CEO Daniel Dines said most enterprise AI agents get stuck in pilots, and that fixing the problem starts with people.









