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GM, Ford and Stellantis cut 20,000 office jobs — AI to accelerate the wave
The three US automakers together laid off more than 20,000 office employees (19% of their white-collar workforce). This week, GM laid off 50

ArXiv to ban authors for a year over unchecked AI content in papers
ArXiv has introduced a policy against AI slop: authors who upload papers with clear signs of unchecked AI content will receive a one-year su

Energy could give China an edge in the AI race — here's why
Competition between the US and China in AI is shifting to the energy front. While the US leads in chips and software, China understood earli

I handed development over to AI agents: the story of a self-evolving Telegram bot

Vibe coding is gambling: why AI-assisted development is becoming a game of chance

Anthropic blocked Russian users on Claude: projects and chats lost

Google tests AI agent Remy to compete with OpenAI

At Airbnb, AI generates 60% of new code and resolves 40% of support requests
In Q1 2026, Airbnb disclosed the scale of its AI adoption: models write 60% of engineers' code and resolve 40% of technical support requests

Siemens prevails in talks with the EU on simplifying industrial AI rules
Siemens and other European tech companies secured a review of EU AI rules that they see as an obstacle to competing with the US and China.

CoreWeave reports transformational Q1 results: GPU cloud goes mainstream

Stop the waste: compact TOON instead of inefficient JSON in LLM pipelines

How Allen AI's model learned to discover expert specialization on its own

CyberSecQwen-4B: how a small model became a vulnerability expert

Clara Shih on how AI skills save young people from unemployment
42% of graduates fail to secure suitable jobs, but Clara Shih sees a way out: she calls for making AI skills accessible and financially rewa

Anthropic found thousands of zero-days — Fed discusses threat with banks
The AI model Mythos found critical vulnerabilities in all major operating systems and browsers, alarming federal regulators. The Federal Res









