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Your AI Meeting Notes May Be Shared Before You Read Them

AI meeting assistants can produce notes and send links to other people automatically. The practical issue is not simply transcription accuracy but who can access the record and what was

Stuart Kerr 22 Oct 2026
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British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a friendly AI robot pointing out a critical PHP security vulnerability on a computer screen while reassuring a surprised, dishevelled programmer with a hand on his shoulder.
AI Safety & Security

AI Helped Find Critical PHP Flaws. Website Owners Must Update

Two critical PHP vulnerabilities received security fixes on 21 October after research involving AI-assisted discovery. The risk concerns servers running affected PHP versions, not every visitor to a website.

Stuart Kerr 22 Oct 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

Britain’s New Airport Gates Can Check Your Face Without a Passport Scan

The UK is introducing contactless airport eGates that match passengers against verified travel data without requiring them to place a passport on a reader. Travellers must still carry a valid

Stuart Kerr 22 Oct 2026
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British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a cheerful humanoid robot accidentally attaching a leg where an arm should be on another robot, leaving the partially assembled robot looking thoroughly confused inside a busy automated factory.
AI & Science

Humanoid Robots Are Now Building Parts for Other Humanoid Robots

Schaeffler has opened a Chinese production site where humanoid robots assemble joint modules for future robots. It is a defined industrial job, not evidence that robots can yet run a

Stuart Kerr 22 Oct 2026
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AI & Money

The Price You See Online May Depend on What a Website Knows

US regulators have examined systems that use shopping behaviour and personal data to vary prices or offers. That does not establish that every retailer uses such methods, but it changes

Stuart Kerr 22 Oct 2026
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British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a smiling Google Gemini AI robot sitting on a fluffy cloud and helping a cheerful OpenAI robot climb a ladder onto it, illustrating cooperation between two major AI rivals.
Big Tech

Google Is Making Room for Its Biggest AI Rival in the Cloud

Google Cloud is bringing OpenAI models into its enterprise model catalogue even while selling its own Gemini technology. The initial roll-out is limited, with wider availability still ahead.

Stuart Kerr 22 Oct 2026
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AI Safety & Security

A Website Can Give Your AI Assistant Instructions You Never Wrote

An AI assistant reading a website can encounter instructions planted by someone else. Security bodies call this prompt injection and advise limiting what assistants can access or do without permission.

Stuart Kerr · 22 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

A Driverless Tractor Can Work All Night. The Farmer Still Matters

An autonomous tractor can handle defined field work while a farmer watches from elsewhere. University and government research

22 Oct 2026
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AI & Society

One Missing Word in AI Subtitles Can Reverse What Someone Said

Automatic subtitles help people follow video, but speech recognition can confuse accents, noise and crucial short words. Accessibility

22 Oct 2026
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AI & Work

Your AI Meeting Notes May Be Shared Before You Read Them

AI meeting assistants can produce notes and send links to other people automatically. The practical issue is not

22 Oct 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

Britain’s New Airport Gates Can Check Your Face Without a Passport Scan

The UK is introducing contactless airport eGates that match passengers against verified travel data without requiring them to

22 Oct 2026
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AI & Money

The Price You See Online May Depend on What a Website Knows

US regulators have examined systems that use shopping behaviour and personal data to vary prices or offers. That does not establish that every retailer uses such methods, but it changes how shoppers should read a

Stuart Kerr · 22 Oct 2026
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British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a smiling Google Gemini AI robot sitting on a fluffy cloud and helping a cheerful OpenAI robot climb a ladder onto it, illustrating cooperation between two major AI rivals.
Big Tech

Google Is Making Room for Its Biggest AI Rival in the Cloud

Google Cloud is bringing OpenAI models into its enterprise model catalogue even while selling its own Gemini technology.

22 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a cheerful humanoid robot accidentally attaching a leg where an arm should be on another robot, leaving the partially assembled robot looking thoroughly confused inside a busy automated factory.
AI & Science

Humanoid Robots Are Now Building Parts for Other Humanoid Robots

Schaeffler has opened a Chinese production site where humanoid robots assemble joint modules for future robots. It is

22 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a friendly AI robot pointing out a critical PHP security vulnerability on a computer screen while reassuring a surprised, dishevelled programmer with a hand on his shoulder.
AI Safety & Security

AI Helped Find Critical PHP Flaws. Website Owners Must Update

Two critical PHP vulnerabilities received security fixes on 21 October after research involving AI-assisted discovery. The risk concerns

22 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a giant ChatGPT robot on a London advertising billboard listening to a man chatting on his smartphone, with international flags illustrating the global expansion of AI advertising.
Big Tech

ChatGPT Ads Cross 89 Countries, but Can They Read Your Chats?

ChatGPT ads have expanded to 89 countries, with a new system matching sponsored placements to evolving conversations. OpenAI

22 Oct 2026
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AI Safety & Security

A Beam of Light Could Help Spot Deepfake Videos Faster

Researchers have tested a deepfake detector that uses light to process several videos at the same time. The laboratory results are striking, although the technology is a screening experiment rather than a tool that can

Stuart Kerr · 21 Oct 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

Your AI Browser Could Use Your Accounts to Do Online Errands

New AI browsing assistants can work inside websites where you are already signed in. That could save time

21 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

Google Wants Maps to Answer Questions About Floods and Disasters

What if a map could combine flood forecasts, satellite pictures and population data to show where help is

21 Oct 2026
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AI & Work

The AI Work Paradox: Better Results, but Not Better Beginners

An AI assistant improved the documents patent lawyers produced, but a study found lasting gains in independent judgement

21 Oct 2026
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AI & Society

People See AI Acting Human, but Still Doubt It Has a Mind

People were shown the same responsive behaviour from humans and AI, yet were less willing to call the

21 Oct 2026
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Why AI Keeps Writing About the Same Lighthouse Keeper

Ask a chatbot to invent a story and a familiar lighthouse keeper may turn up again. Researchers found striking repetition across thousands of AI stories, raising questions about what originality means when machines borrow familiar

Stuart Kerr · 21 Oct 2026
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British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a sad humanoid robot sitting in an electronics shop window beside a 75% discount sign, while a shiny, expensive laptop takes pride of place beneath three glowing pound signs.
AI Tools & Technology

A Humanoid Robot Now Costs Less Than Some Laptops

A new compact humanoid costs $2,490 and can walk or roll, but its invitation-only first release is aimed

21 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing an AI robot dressed as Robin Hood taking bags of gold from wealthy technology executives and distributing coins to workers and families affected by artificial intelligence.
AI & Money

Anthropic Promises a Slice of Its Future to the Public

Anthropic says it wants to dedicate a stake in the company to a public benefit fund as AI

21 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing a Samsung AI robot presenting three smart homes tailored to Britain, America and South Korea, featuring AI-powered appliances, home security and household automation.
Big Tech

Samsung’s AI Home Has a Different Sales Pitch in Every Region

Samsung has revealed how it presents AI appliances differently around the world, putting cooking convenience first in America

21 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing a relaxed small business owner reclining in his office chair while Google Gemini AI robots handle bookkeeping, administration, warehouse operations, packing, deliveries and production.
AI & Work

Google Wants Gemini to Become a Small Business Back Office

Google has introduced a Gemini hub for small businesses, promising help with branding, spreadsheets and connected business apps.

21 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

A Scroll Buried by Vesuvius Has Been Read Without Opening It

Researchers have used X-ray scans and machine learning to read writing inside a Roman-era scroll that was too fragile to open. The achievement concerns the surviving portion of one scroll, with other manuscripts still requiring

Stuart Kerr · 20 Oct 2026
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Tell a Robot to Make a Chair, and It May Start Building One

MIT researchers have shown an AI-controlled robot assembling simple furniture from reusable parts after receiving an ordinary-language request.

20 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

A Birdsong App Can Hear Wildlife That People Never See

BirdNET uses recordings of bird calls to suggest which species may be nearby, even when the bird is

20 Oct 2026
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AI & Environment

Satellites Found Fishing Boats That Were Missing From the Map

Researchers using satellite images and machine learning found that most industrial fishing vessels in their global study were

20 Oct 2026
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AI & Work

The AI That Screens Your Job Application May Know Too Much

Automated recruitment tools can rank applicants long before a human offers an interview. Regulators have found problems with

20 Oct 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

AI Headphones Could Let You Hear One Voice in a Crowded Room

Researchers have built headphones that can focus on the person you choose to listen to while reducing competing voices. It is a laboratory prototype rather than an everyday feature already available in all wireless earbuds.

Stuart Kerr · 20 Oct 2026
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British editorial cartoon showing a smiling Microsoft AI robot helping an office worker complete tasks while secretly pickpocketing his wallet, illustrating the hidden security risks of autonomous AI agents.
AI Safety & Security

Microsoft Says the Next Insider Risk Could Be Your Own AI Agent

Microsoft is warning that a company’s own AI agents can create security risks when they are given broad

20 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a caricature of Donald Trump dressed as Uncle Sam selling discounted American AI robots from inside his coat, while a defiant John Bull and his British bulldog reject the offer outside Parliament.
AI Policy

Britain Has Been Warned Not to Become an AI Customer Forever

Government science advisers have warned that Britain could become dependent on powerful foreign AI suppliers without more domestic

20 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing a worried Amazon delivery driver watering a giant green plant growing nuclear-symbol fruits beside an Amazon AI data centre.
AI & Environment

Amazon Wants a Nuclear Plant to Help Power Its AI Expansion

Amazon has joined a plan to explore building twelve advanced nuclear reactors at a former coal site in

20 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing a Google AI robot placing a yellow sticky note reading “Web Back In” on a computer screen displaying Google AI search answers and traditional web results.
Big Tech

Google Is Putting the Web Back Inside Its AI Search Answers

Google is making links to websites easier to find inside its AI-generated search answers. The updates could help

20 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing an AI robot examining a sparkling diamond through a jeweller's loupe inside a traditional Hatton Garden jewellery shop in London.
AI & Science

A Crystal Has a Shape, Not Just a Name. AI Is Learning to See It

MIT researchers have presented a system that pairs the three-dimensional shape of a crystal with descriptions of its properties. The result offers a more useful way to search for promising materials, while stopping well short

Stuart Kerr · 18 Oct 2026
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British editorial cartoon showing a nervous man confessing his secrets to a smiling AI robot dressed as a priest inside a traditional church confessional, illustrating concerns about AI chatbot privacy.
AI Ethics & Privacy

Your Chatbot Chats and Public Posts Are Both AI Privacy Questions

A new OECD policy brief looks at two places AI gathers personal information: conversations people hand over to

18 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing a smiling robot with an oversized human-like hand gently feeling a butterfly land on its finger, illustrating advances in touch-sensitive robotic skin.
AI & Science

A Robot With New Skin Can Feel a Tiny Wire and Dodge a Thorn

Researchers have given robots an artificial skin able to detect fine contact and react to potentially harmful pressure.

18 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing a confused man in pyjamas standing in his garden holding a kettle, while a friendly AI robot helps him remember what he was doing.
Big Tech

Amazon Has Built an AI That Remembers the Conversation You Forget

Amazon has unveiled two Bee devices that can turn conversations into reminders and shopping suggestions. One sits on

18 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

The Forecast Gets Fuzzy After Two Weeks. AI Is Tackling the Gap

A team including MIT researchers has improved forecasts for the difficult stretch between the daily weather outlook and

18 Oct 2026
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Big Tech

Apple Wants AI to Know Your Life Without Reading It in the Cloud

Apple says its newer AI features can use powerful remote servers without leaving personal requests readable to Apple. The important question is not whether a cloud is involved, but what protections surround the data sent

Stuart Kerr · 18 Oct 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

AI Can Guess Your Age From a Selfie, but Can It Get It Right?

Some websites now offer a selfie instead of an identity document to check whether someone is old enough.

18 Oct 2026
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AI & Work

Your Boss Cannot Use AI to Guess Your Feelings in the EU

A camera that claims to know whether you feel stressed, bored or pleased at work sounds futuristic. In

18 Oct 2026
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AI & Money

Your Loan Can Be Refused by AI, but the Reason Cannot Be a Secret

An American lender can use a complicated algorithm to assess your application, but it cannot use that complexity

18 Oct 2026
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AI & Money

The Five-Star Review Might Be Fake, and AI Makes It Easier

AI can write a glowing product review without ever trying the product. American regulators have banned several kinds

18 Oct 2026
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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