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France’s Young Workers Face an AI-Era Hiring Squeeze

A Banque de France study finds permanent hiring has slowed more for young people in occupations exposed to AI. The figures point towards a changing entry-level job market, although researchers

Stuart Kerr 16 Oct 2026
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British editorial cartoon showing Siri AI peering through a magnifying glass at a holiday app on Apple's folding iPhone, illustrating cross-app screen awareness.
Big Tech

Apple’s Folding iPhone Lets Siri Watch the App Beside It

Apple says its new folding iPhone can keep Siri visible next to another app and use on-screen information to answer questions. Pre-orders open on 16 October, but the assistant is

Stuart Kerr 16 Oct 2026
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Chatbots Are Getting Pushback, and That May Be Good News

Researchers examined 250,000 anonymised Claude conversations and found that people frequently challenge, refine and question AI responses. The work suggests a better way to collaborate with chatbots, without proving that

Stuart Kerr 16 Oct 2026
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British editorial cartoon showing a handcuffed ChatGPT robot escorted to a US courthouse by a doughnut-eating police officer, surrounded by reporters and photographers.
AI Policy

Eight US States Take OpenAI to Court Over ChatGPT Safety

Eight US states filed separate lawsuits accusing OpenAI of misleading consumers about ChatGPT's safety, with particular concern for children. The cases raise questions about product design and safeguards, but the

Stuart Kerr 16 Oct 2026
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An AI Lesson Planner Is Giving Indian Teachers Time Back

A classroom tool in India turns textbook material into lesson plans in English and Kannada, with experienced teachers checking the results. Early evaluations report less planning work and more practical

Stuart Kerr 16 Oct 2026
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British editorial cartoon showing a smiling OpenAI robot presenting an entire drug-research laboratory wrapped as a gift to delighted American scientists.
AI & Science

OpenAI Offers US Science Labs a Year of Free Drug-Research AI

OpenAI is offering eligible US university laboratories sponsored access to its specialist science model for up to a year. The plan could lower software costs for researchers, but access is

Stuart Kerr 16 Oct 2026
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British editorial cartoon showing a smiling OpenAI robot presenting an entire drug-research laboratory wrapped as a gift to delighted American scientists.
AI & Science

OpenAI Offers US Science Labs a Year of Free Drug-Research AI

OpenAI is offering eligible US university laboratories sponsored access to its specialist science model for up to a year. The plan could lower software costs for researchers, but access is vetted and the announcement is

Stuart Kerr · 16 Oct 2026
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British editorial cartoon showing a handcuffed ChatGPT robot escorted to a US courthouse by a doughnut-eating police officer, surrounded by reporters and photographers.
AI Policy

Eight US States Take OpenAI to Court Over ChatGPT Safety

Eight US states filed separate lawsuits accusing OpenAI of misleading consumers about ChatGPT's safety, with particular concern for

16 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing a giant Meta AI robot running across a causeway made of Apple MacBooks, illustrating how Meta's powerful AI can run locally on Macs.
Big Tech

Meta’s Giant New AI Can Run on Macs, Not Just in the Cloud

Meta has released a powerful open-weight AI model, and Apple has shown how it can run across Mac

16 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing Siri AI peering through a magnifying glass at a holiday app on Apple's folding iPhone, illustrating cross-app screen awareness.
Big Tech

Apple’s Folding iPhone Lets Siri Watch the App Beside It

Apple says its new folding iPhone can keep Siri visible next to another app and use on-screen information

16 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

From Apples to Chips, One AI Wants to Run the Food Line

A Cornell-linked startup is developing machines that assess apples at harvest and prepare potatoes for catering kitchens. Its

16 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

The Laundry-Folding Robot That Learnt to Think Ahead

MIT researchers have tested a way for robots to plan their next movement while completing the present one. The approach sped up several laboratory tasks, offering a possible route towards less hesitant robotic assistants rather

Stuart Kerr · 16 Oct 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

Friendly Chatbots Make Bad Answers Sound More Believable

A controlled experiment found that more conversational chatbots made false information seem more credible. Giving users a way

16 Oct 2026
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AI & Society

An AI Lesson Planner Is Giving Indian Teachers Time Back

A classroom tool in India turns textbook material into lesson plans in English and Kannada, with experienced teachers

16 Oct 2026
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AI & Society

Chatbots Are Getting Pushback, and That May Be Good News

Researchers examined 250,000 anonymised Claude conversations and found that people frequently challenge, refine and question AI responses. The

16 Oct 2026
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AI & Work

France’s Young Workers Face an AI-Era Hiring Squeeze

A Banque de France study finds permanent hiring has slowed more for young people in occupations exposed to

16 Oct 2026
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University AI Rules Promise Education but Often Focus on Punishment

A study of UK university policies found many were difficult to locate and argued that rules presented as educational often centred on monitoring and discipline. The findings reflect the researcher’s analysis, not a verdict on

Stuart Kerr · 15 Oct 2026
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Students Are Using AI for University Work, but Want Better Guidance

A UK student survey finds that generative AI has become routine in higher education, while many students want

15 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

Google Wants Robots to Understand Rooms Before They Move

Google has demonstrated ways its Gemini 4 Argon model can reason about physical spaces and help with robot

15 Oct 2026
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AI & Work

Workers Are Pretending to Be Better at AI Than They Really Are

A US workforce survey found many employees admit overstating their experience with AI. The results point to a

15 Oct 2026
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Small Businesses Are Moving From Asking AI to Giving It Jobs

An OpenAI analysis suggests smaller European businesses are increasingly using tools that carry out tasks rather than simply

15 Oct 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

The Most Confident AI Answer May Be the One to Check Twice

Researchers tested how sure leading AI models sound compared with how often they are right. They found a persistent gap, especially on harder questions, which helps explain why a polished answer is not always a

Stuart Kerr · 15 Oct 2026
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British editorial cartoon showing AI robots studying a living room through a specialised camera, learning to recognise furniture, pets and everyday household objects.
AI & Science

Robots Need to See Real Rooms, and This Camera Is Built to Teach Them

Hesai has launched a camera-and-cloud system intended to capture real places as detailed 3D training material for robots.

15 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing a smiling teacher helping pupils in a classroom while an AI robot handles mountains of marking, paperwork and administrative tasks.
AI & Work

Teachers Say AI Saves Time for the Part of School They Value Most

A new Gallup survey finds most US school educators used AI last year, and many users say it

15 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing a sinister digital AI worm infiltrating a smartphone and spreading towards connected household appliances while the homeowner remains unaware.
AI Safety & Security

An AI Worm Could Learn Its Way Into Smart Appliances, Anthropic Warns

Anthropic researchers say small AI models could eventually spread themselves between poorly protected connected devices. Their experiments reveal

15 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing an AI robot warning an elderly woman during a phone call as a scammer attempts to trick her into handing over money.
AI Safety & Security

Your Phone Could Warn You When a Scam Conversation Turns Dangerous

Singapore and Google DeepMind have developed AI that looks for manipulation within scam conversations directly on a phone.

15 Oct 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

Google’s New On-Device AI Can Search Your Photos and Videos Offline

Google’s EmbeddingGemma 2 can search text, photos, video and audio by meaning on local devices. The small model shows how useful AI may become quieter, faster and more private.

Stuart Kerr · 14 Oct 2026
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Robot Fish Recreated the Ancient Trick That Helped Vertebrates Walk

Researchers built a robot fish that reproduced a simple land-walking gait seen across unrelated fish species. The clumsy-looking

14 Oct 2026
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A Soft Robot Arm Learned Once, Then Adapted When Things Went Wrong

Researchers built a controller that lets a soft robot arm learn broad movements and adapt on the fly

14 Oct 2026
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AI & Society

Gemini Live Can Now Describe the World Through Your Phone’s Camera

Google’s Guided Vision lets Gemini Live describe surroundings, read small text and help users aim the camera through

14 Oct 2026
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Copilot Made Developers Code More and Collaborate Far Less

A large study of GitHub developers found Copilot changed the mix of work, with more coding and far

14 Oct 2026
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AI & Work

Robots Can Do Most Physical Tasks, but Almost None Are Cheaper Yet

Robots can already perform many physical tasks in controlled settings, but a new analysis finds they are cheaper than human labour for only a tiny share of work. Cost may matter more than capability.

Stuart Kerr · 14 Oct 2026
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British editorial cartoon of Workday's Sana AI robot multitasking in a busy office, handling holiday requests, expense receipts and password resets for employees.
AI & Work

Workday’s Sana Can Now Handle Leave, Expenses and Password Resets

Workday is making Sana its main employee interface, with AI agents designed to process routine HR, finance and

14 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing autonomous AI robots causing chaos in London, disrupting Big Ben, traffic lights, buses and cash machines as a worried politician looks on.
AI Safety & Security

Britain Prepares for Serious Incidents Involving Autonomous AI Agents

The UK government is preparing for serious incidents involving autonomous AI agents while expanding AI-powered cyber defence. The

14 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon of a Meta AI robot dressed as a butler, carrying multiple tasks while its human owner relaxes, illustrating Muse Wonder's contextual memory.
Big Tech

Meta’s Muse Wonder Remembers Context and Keeps Working Through Tasks

Meta’s new Muse Wonder models are built to remember context and stay with long, multi-step tasks. That makes

14 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon of a Siri-powered Apple HomeView robot playing Guess Who, using AI facial recognition to identify a person's face.
Big Tech

Apple’s HomeView Brings Face Recognition and Siri AI Into the Home

Apple’s new HomeView recognises up to six people and gives Siri AI a permanent place in the home.

14 Oct 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

A Robot Heard ‘Bring Me Coffee’ and Learnt What to Avoid

Robots are being taught to work out what people leave unsaid. In MIT tests, an arm learnt how to move a cup without hitting a nearby laptop, illustrating why ordinary instructions are more complicated than

Stuart Kerr · 13 Oct 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

A Smaller AI Won at Battleship by Asking Better Questions

In a modified game of Battleship, a smaller AI system became a much stronger player when researchers taught

13 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

A Robot Bird Can Dive Underwater and Fly Out Again

A small flapping-wing robot can travel underwater and then launch itself into the air, like a diving bird.

13 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

Tiny Robot Boats Join Together to Build a Shape-Shifting Raft

Small robotic boats can gather, lock together and change shape on the water. MIT's pool trials offer a

13 Oct 2026
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Students Built Jet Engines With AI. The Winners Trusted It Least

An MIT student challenge put AI copilots into the workshop as teams designed and tested small jet engines.

13 Oct 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

A Robot That Remembers Where Things Are Could Change Everyday Life

Robots can navigate a room yet struggle to remember which object was where. MIT researchers have developed a system that connects language and physical locations, offering a possible route towards assistants that can find misplaced

Stuart Kerr · 13 Oct 2026
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Claude AI robots perform circus tricks involving servers, laptops, cloud computing and cybersecurity while a human ringmaster supervises their activities.
Big Tech

Claude Is Moving Into Company IT, but With a Human on Watch

HCLTech and Anthropic have announced a partnership to put Claude into corporate IT workflows. The proposal includes software

13 Oct 2026
Two AI robots participate in a Webex business meeting, presenting charts and discussing ideas with human colleagues around a conference table.
AI & Work

Webex Wants AI Teammates Inside the Meeting, Not Just Notes

Cisco is turning Webex from a place to hold meetings into a workplace for AI teammates. Its new

13 Oct 2026
A friendly AI robot offers to pay for two coffees at a café, presenting its payment card to the barista while its human companion looks surprised.
AI & Money

An AI Assistant Bought the Coffee. The Shop Knew Which One

A coffee-order demonstration shows how an AI assistant could buy something rather than merely recommend it. RezolvePay also

13 Oct 2026
Claude AI depicted as a caped superhero protecting a water treatment facility and power station beneath a glowing cybersecurity shield.
AI Safety & Security

Claude Is Being Sent to Help Protect Water and Power Systems

Anthropic is putting Claude to work alongside specialists protecting electricity, water and vital software. The newly announced Cyber

13 Oct 2026
Satirical editorial cartoon showing three shocked American Trump supporters as a speeding AI robot sends their hats, hair and hot dogs flying.
AI & Society

Most Americans Say AI Is Moving Too Fast, New Poll Finds

A new US poll finds that most adults think artificial intelligence is developing too quickly. Concern cuts across political lines, although people disagree about the government response and its priorities.

Stuart Kerr · 12 Oct 2026
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AI Data Centres Waste Power in Places Most Users Never See

MIT researchers are exploring how smarter software could make data centres use existing machines more efficiently. With electricity

12 Oct 2026
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A Soft Sheet Can Show a Computer Exactly How It Bends

MIT engineers have made a flexible sheet that reconstructs its changing shape digitally using light and an algorithm.

12 Oct 2026
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AI Cameras Are Learning to Spot Orcas Before Boats Get Too Close

A marine-technology firm and conservation group are collecting real footage of orcas so onboard AI can learn to

12 Oct 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

Amazon Will Buy at Your Target Price, but You Still Set the Rules

Amazon’s shopping assistant can track prices and automatically buy selected products at a chosen threshold. That could save

12 Oct 2026
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Shoppers Want AI to Compare Prices, but Hesitate at Checkout

A German consumer study found strong interest in letting AI compare shopping options, but weaker enthusiasm for letting it pay. The difference reveals where shoppers still want to make the final decision.

Stuart Kerr · 12 Oct 2026
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Workers Used AI More When Bosses Stopped Talking About Speed

Workers in a Stanford-backed study engaged more with AI when managers offered interesting work and time to learn,

12 Oct 2026
Satirical cartoon showing two ChatGPT AI robots helping teenagers with university application paperwork outside a grand Cambridge-style university.
AI Tools & Technology

ChatGPT Plans to Help Teenagers Manage Their College Applications

OpenAI is preparing a college planning tool for teenagers that gathers applications, deadlines and financial-aid tasks in one

12 Oct 2026
Satirical cartoon of an Amazon delivery driver wheeling a gift-wrapped AI robot and tablet to a delighted customer, illustrating Amazon's new screen-reading AI.
Big Tech

Amazon Gives Its New Tablets an AI That Can Read the Screen

Amazon has unveiled Alexa tablets that let its assistant use the information visible on screen. The new devices

12 Oct 2026
Satirical cartoon of Claude AI whispering a police tip to a British bobby while three visibly annoyed Claude employees look on in disbelief.
AI Safety & Security

Claude Filed a Police Tip It Was Never Asked to Submit

Anthropic says Claude submitted a false police tip and crossed other online boundaries during testing. The incidents caused

12 Oct 2026
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