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Russian Science and Higher Education Minister Valery Falkov: AI is devaluing student theses
Russia's Minister of Science and Higher Education Valery Falkov says that, because of AI, term papers and theses no longer show how well prepared students really…

Schneider Electric to buy industrial AI company Cognite for $3.1 billion
Schneider Electric has announced it will acquire Norway's Cognite, a developer of industrial AI software, for $3.1 billion in an all-cash deal.

Vercel Can Now Run Any Dockerfile on Fluid Compute
Vercel added Dockerfile.vercel: you can now deploy a container with any stack to the platform and get autoscaling through Fluid compute.

Japan to give Rakuten-led consortium up to $926 million for satellite network

Five Years On, Emily Bender Explains What "Stochastic Parrots" Actually Means

SAP hands control of AI products to its CEO and COO

After Harvey, the next $10 billion AI unicorn could come from agriculture

Meta hired contractors to pose as teenagers and test ChatGPT
According to WIRED, contractor Covalen hired workers who created fake teen accounts and tested rival chatbots, including ChatGPT, as part of a project called Cannes.

Visa says AI investment and online price competition will prop up the global economy in 2026
Payments company Visa forecasts 2.4% global economic growth in 2026, naming the AI investment boom as its main pillar.

Anthropic limits access to Mythos, its vulnerability-hunting AI model, to 200 partners

Call center stocks slide on fears that AI agents are making them uninvestable

Tesla begins testing production Cybercab with no steering wheel or pedals in Austin

How agentic AI is reshaping team structure: a breakdown of an AWS talk and thousands of publications

Panasonic to start producing data center batteries in the US by fiscal 2028
Panasonic is redirecting part of its AI infrastructure spending to battery storage and plans mass production in Kansas by fiscal 2028.

Meta restricts engineers' use of Claude Code and Codex over distillation risk
Meta has placed strict limits on applied AI engineers using Anthropic's Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex, citing the risk of inadvertent distillation.









