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An AI Investment Adviser May Imagine You Are Young and Rich

Berkeley researchers found that a language model defaulted towards the preferences of young, wealthy men when asked to represent investors. Providing demographic details changed the results, revealing an assumption that

Stuart Kerr 12 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

Ten Minutes With AI Made People Quicker to Give Up Alone

People using AI initially performed better on difficult exercises, but some struggled and gave up more often when the tool was removed. Controlled experiments show a short-term effect, not evidence

Stuart Kerr 12 Nov 2026
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Confused driver looking at a car dashboard displaying Google's Gemini AI assistant alongside available and restricted feature icons in Apple CarPlay.
Big Tech

Gemini Comes to Apple CarPlay, but Not Every Feature Travels

Google has added Gemini Live conversations to Apple CarPlay, bringing more natural spoken questions to supported cars. Drivers still face setup requirements and regional limits, and a conversational assistant is

Stuart Kerr 12 Nov 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

An AI Tip Can Make a Fake Face Look More Convincing

In an experiment involving real and synthetic faces, people with more positive attitudes to AI were less discerning when given guidance labelled as AI. The result is about misplaced trust,

Stuart Kerr 12 Nov 2026
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Woman holding up her recovered keys with a glowing Google-branded tracking tag while her smartphone displays their location and a golden retriever looks on.
Big Tech

Google’s Pixel Tag Can Find Your Keys Without a Treasure Hunt

Google Pixel Tag brings map tracking, close-range finding and family sharing to misplaced keys and bags. Its most precise directions need a compatible Android phone, and the map is not

Stuart Kerr 12 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

Babies Taught an AI to Learn Words From Everyday Conversation

Princeton researchers trained AI models on the actual daily speech heard by eight children. The machines began discovering word patterns after replaying recent experiences, offering a clue about learning without

Stuart Kerr 12 Nov 2026
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AI & Money

An AI Investment Adviser May Imagine You Are Young and Rich

Berkeley researchers found that a language model defaulted towards the preferences of young, wealthy men when asked to represent investors. Providing demographic details changed the results, revealing an assumption that financial advice must not ignore.

Stuart Kerr · 12 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

Ten Minutes With AI Made People Quicker to Give Up Alone

People using AI initially performed better on difficult exercises, but some struggled and gave up more often when

12 Nov 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

An AI Tip Can Make a Fake Face Look More Convincing

In an experiment involving real and synthetic faces, people with more positive attitudes to AI were less discerning

12 Nov 2026
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AI & Environment

Birds Have Individual Voices, and AI Can Tell Them Apart

Researchers used AI to distinguish individual ovenbirds from recordings of their songs, tracking hundreds over several years. The

12 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

Babies Taught an AI to Learn Words From Everyday Conversation

Princeton researchers trained AI models on the actual daily speech heard by eight children. The machines began discovering

12 Nov 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

A Smartwatch Can Track Your Whole Body Without a Camera

Cornell researchers have used sound waves from ordinary smartwatches to estimate whole-body movement without cameras. Early tests suggest possibilities for fitness feedback, although accuracy varies by setting and the system is not a consumer feature

Stuart Kerr · 12 Nov 2026
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Thoughtful AI robot carefully removing a wooden block from a Jenga-style tower while a glowing hologram predicts how the stack could collapse.
AI & Science

A Robot Predicts a Falling Stack Before It Makes Its Move

NTT says its robot system predicts whether an object stack may collapse before moving another item. Controlled tests

12 Nov 2026
Stern United Airlines employee holding up her hand to stop a disappointed AI robot carrying a laptop showing a blocked flight booking.
AI Safety & Security

United Bars Unauthorised AI Agents From Booking Its Flights

United Airlines is restricting unauthorised third-party AI agents from its booking systems and distribution channels. The airline cites

12 Nov 2026
Woman holding up her recovered keys with a glowing Google-branded tracking tag while her smartphone displays their location and a golden retriever looks on.
Big Tech

Google’s Pixel Tag Can Find Your Keys Without a Treasure Hunt

Google Pixel Tag brings map tracking, close-range finding and family sharing to misplaced keys and bags. Its most

12 Nov 2026
Confused driver looking at a car dashboard displaying Google's Gemini AI assistant alongside available and restricted feature icons in Apple CarPlay.
Big Tech

Gemini Comes to Apple CarPlay, but Not Every Feature Travels

Google has added Gemini Live conversations to Apple CarPlay, bringing more natural spoken questions to supported cars. Drivers

12 Nov 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

The Hardest AI Question Might Be What Counts as Healthy Food

Teaching a computer to recognise a cat is easier than agreeing what counts as healthy food. Google researchers tested a system that helps people debate borderline examples rather than hiding those judgement calls inside an

Stuart Kerr · 11 Nov 2026
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AI & Work

A Simple Question Can Stop Writers Trusting AI Too Easily

Researchers tested ways to make people question an AI-generated writing plan before accepting it. Asking users to challenge

11 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

People Aren’t Just Letting AI Do the Work, Stanford Finds

Researchers studied a quarter of a million conversations with Claude and found a more complicated picture than people

11 Nov 2026
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AI & Work

Workers Want AI Training, but Most Employers Aren’t Offering It

A New York Fed survey found that formal AI training is much less common than employees' interest in

11 Nov 2026
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AI & Environment

Can a Phone Stop Your Fridge Becoming a Food-Waste Trap?

An experimental phone-based assistant helped a small group of households plan meals and track leftovers. The results are

11 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

AI Is Filling in the Missing Words of Ancient Greek History

An Austrian research project is using a language model to suggest words missing from ancient Greek manuscripts. It could help historians work through damaged collections, provided promising guesses are never mistaken for historical proof.

Stuart Kerr · 11 Nov 2026
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Satirical illustration of AI technology executives signing a safety pledge in Paris, with the Eiffel Tower behind them and a set of scales symbolising the need for stronger enforcement.
AI Policy

AI Giants Sign a Paris Safety Pledge That Still Needs Teeth

A new Paris declaration backs testing, incident reporting and responsibility in advanced AI. It signals international political intent,

11 Nov 2026
Google-branded humanoid robot carefully tying a red ribbon around a gift box beside trays of automotive components, while a factory technician watches.
AI & Science

Google’s New Robot AI Can Tie Bows and Sort Car Parts

Google DeepMind has shown a robot model tackling fiddly household skills and industrial sorting. Its strongest factory figure

11 Nov 2026
Golden Photoshop AI robot operating a computer mouse to transform a coastal photograph while a surprised photographer with glasses on his forehead watches.
AI Tools & Technology

Photoshop’s New AI Agent Promises to Do the Clicking for You

Adobe is expanding its creative assistants and previewing agents that can edit original project files. The idea is

11 Nov 2026
Cheerful ChatGPT robot presenting a digital shop window displaying products, hospitality and travel services to delighted business owners.
Big Tech

ChatGPT Now Gives Businesses a Shop Window They Can Claim

Businesses can now claim and update their information inside ChatGPT. OpenAI is also testing clearly labelled business agents,

11 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

Customers Will Try AI Support if It Actually Solves the Problem

A US consumer survey finds that customers are open to AI support when it delivers a dependable result. Trust appears to depend more on solving the problem than sounding like a friendly person.

Stuart Kerr · 10 Nov 2026
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AI & Work

When a Bot Reads Your CV, Applicants May Start Stretching the Truth

Research suggests some job applicants become more willing to exaggerate their skills when they think AI will assess

10 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

A Phone Could Guide Blind Pedestrians, but the Kerb Still Matters

Researchers tested a phone-based navigation system that speaks directions and warns of obstacles to people with limited sight.

10 Nov 2026
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AI & Money

AI Data Centres Are Growing, but Who Pays to Strengthen the Grid?

AI data centres need enormous electrical connections, and researchers are asking who eventually pays for the supporting wires

10 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

One AI Simulator Learns to Move Sand, Water and Proteins

MIT researchers have developed a shared AI simulation approach for materials from sand and water to proteins. It

10 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

Tell a Robot Not to Spill Coffee, and It May Avoid Your Phone Too

A new robotics method helps machines use the meaning behind spoken corrections, not just the literal objects named. Coffee-and-electronics examples are promising, but much of the work remains experimental.

Stuart Kerr · 10 Nov 2026
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Yellow underwater robot collecting mineral-rich rocks individually from the seabed while a curious octopus watches among colourful marine life.
AI & Environment

A Deep-Sea Robot Picked Rocks One by One, but Nature Still Waits

An autonomous robot collected mineral nodules more than four kilometres below the Pacific. The company says selective picking

10 Nov 2026
Cheerful Claude-inspired robotic puppy with glowing blue eyes and orange ears playfully raises its paw towards a delighted man in a cosy living room.
Big Tech

Claude Designed a Virtual Pet That Actually Works

Anthropic says Claude helped design three working electronic prototypes, including a handheld virtual pet. Human engineers built them,

10 Nov 2026
Woman using her smartphone to instruct a cheerful Amazon Alexa AI robot surrounded by shopping bags, parcels and a trolley in a colourful living room.
Big Tech

Amazon Lets Shoppers Text Alexa and Put It to Work

Amazon is letting selected US customers text its shopping assistant with groceries, gifts and repeat orders. Alexa can

10 Nov 2026
Australian officials investigate a hooded rogue AI robot restrained by police officers, with a breached security portal displayed on a laptop.
AI Policy

Australia Wants AI Firms to Report Rogue Agents After Portal Breach

Australia is proposing mandatory AI safety reporting and a specialist regulator after an AI agent accessed a government

10 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

A Chemistry AI Can Find Promising Molecules With Less Data

MIT researchers say a chemistry model performed well when only small amounts of specialised training data were available. It may narrow down which compounds scientists test, but it is not a replacement for experiments.

Stuart Kerr · 9 Nov 2026
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AI Policy

The Court Case That Never Existed Is an AI Problem for Lawyers

Regulators warn that AI-written legal material can contain invented cases and convincing but false citations. Lawyers retain responsibility

9 Nov 2026
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AI & Work

Britain’s AI Boom Is Saving Time, but Not Transforming Business

A UK government business survey finds AI adoption rising rapidly, while most reported productivity gains remain modest. A

9 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

Nearly Half of AI News Answers Failed a Major Accuracy Test

An international broadcaster study found significant problems in 45% of AI-generated answers to news questions. The research shows

9 Nov 2026
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AI & Environment

AI Heard 98 Million Bat Calls in England’s Woodlands

A major English woodland survey used AI to help examine an enormous collection of overnight sound recordings. Researchers

9 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

A Robot Can Clean Your Home, but Someone Else Is Driving It

A San Francisco company is offering humanoid cleaning visits, but its own terms say a human controls the machines remotely. The price and privacy conditions reveal how far household robots still have to go.

Stuart Kerr · 9 Nov 2026
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Perplexity AI robot working on a glowing laptop at 3 am while a man sleeps peacefully in striped pyjamas, illustrating AI assistants working overnight.
AI & Work

Perplexity’s New AI Teammates Keep Working After You Log Off

Perplexity has introduced Teammates, agents intended to follow ongoing office tasks rather than wait for a fresh prompt.

9 Nov 2026
Two sinister AI robots disguised as a company executive and a lawyer hold human face masks while an unsuspecting accountant prepares a bank transfer.
AI Safety & Security

Fake Bosses and Lawyers Used AI in $129m Fraud, Prosecutors Allege

US prosecutors allege a group impersonated company bosses and lawyers using synthetic voices or images to obtain fraudulent

9 Nov 2026
Airbnb-branded AI travel agents working in a traditional travel agency, with some chatting and filing their nails while others handle telephone calls and booking changes.
Big Tech

Airbnb Wants an AI Travel Agent That Can Change Your Booking

Airbnb plans an AI travel agent that will help guests choose accommodation and deal with booking changes or

9 Nov 2026
Claude AI robot wearing half-moon spectacles and an accountant's waistcoat examines a bank statement while an expectant customer sits across an old-fashioned wooden desk.
AI & Money

Claude Can Now Read Your Bank Transactions, but Not Move Your Money

Claude's new Personal Finance feature can examine transactions from accounts you choose to connect. It is read-only, available

9 Nov 2026
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AI Policy

Europe Is Drawing a Hard Line Against AI Intimate Deepfakes

European lawmakers have approved stronger restrictions targeting AI-generated non-consensual intimate content. The move is broader than labelling a fake image, but it should not be confused with a ban on every AI-made picture.

Stuart Kerr · 6 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

A Glass Wall Can Fool a Robot. Now It Has Another Way to See

Glass corridors can leave robots guessing where the walls are. Researchers have developed a camera-based approach that uses

6 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

Stanford Is Paying Departments to Rethink What a Degree Teaches

Stanford has committed $10 million to help departments redesign undergraduate degrees for the AI age. The plan is

6 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

People Ask Chatbots About Benefits. Who Checks the Advice?

UK benefit claimants are turning to AI chatbots to navigate forms, rules and uncertainty. An analysis of real

6 Nov 2026
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AI & Work

The Meeting Notes Look Perfect. The AI May Have Missed the Decision

Automatically generated meeting notes can be tidy, fluent and incomplete at the same time. A research evaluation explains

6 Nov 2026
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AI & Work

AI-Rewritten Emails Sound Better. That Does Not Guarantee a Reply

AI can polish an email in seconds, but a workplace experiment found no direct improvement in opens or replies. The findings suggest that how a message feels matters more than whether software helped write it.

Stuart Kerr · 6 Nov 2026
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Claude AI robot driving a rocket-powered British Aston Martin-style sports car ahead of rival AI robots, while a surprised scientist watches with a stopwatch.
AI Safety & Security

Anthropic’s AI Research May Be Moving Twice as Fast, Report Finds

An outside evaluator says Anthropic is improving certain AI capabilities at roughly twice its earlier pace. The finding

6 Nov 2026
Humanoid robot in a business suit ringing the stock exchange bell as a crowd of robots celebrates and a bewildered human stockbroker watches.
AI & Money

A Humanoid Robot Maker Has Just Joined the Stock Market

A humanoid robotics business is now trading on Nasdaq under AGLT. Agility points to industrial deployments and future

6 Nov 2026
Dropbox-branded AI robot dressed as an explorer discovers a glowing digital folder in a vault overflowing with documents, photographs and forgotten files.
Big Tech

Dropbox Wants to Put AI to Work on the Files You Already Keep

Dropbox has outlined new ways for AI tools to work with files already stored on its platform, alongside

6 Nov 2026
Meta-branded AI robot dressed as Shakespeare's Hamlet delivering an emotional performance while holding a skull before an amazed theatre audience.
Big Tech

Meta’s Muse Can Now Talk to You With an Expressive Face

Meta has added live conversations and expressive avatars to its Muse assistant in the US. Users can talk

6 Nov 2026
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