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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 how light is polarised, though it is still a research result rather

Stuart Kerr 6 Nov 2026
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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 Digit orders, although its commercial promises still need to turn into delivered

Stuart Kerr 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 not simply to teach more chatbot skills, but to decide what students

Stuart Kerr 6 Nov 2026
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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

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 matters for safety, but the estimate is uncertain and the company redacted

Stuart Kerr 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 why capturing key decisions matters more than producing a polished-looking summary.

Stuart Kerr 6 Nov 2026
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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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AI & Society

The Next Accessible App Might Change Its Layout Just for You

Google researchers want apps to adjust their layout and reading experience to different users’ needs. Adaptive interfaces could remove frustrating barriers, but the proposals remain research work and must respect personal control.

Stuart Kerr · 5 Nov 2026
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AI & Environment

The Leak Beneath Your Street Could Be Spotted From Space

Researchers used satellite radar and machine learning to flag water leaks beneath paved ground. The system found many

5 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

Phone Captions Could Soon Show Who Is Speaking Across the Room

Google researchers have tested phone captions that separate speakers and indicate where voices come from. The prototype tackles

5 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

An AI Taught to Hear Birds Is Now Listening for Whales

A Google research model trained mainly on birds and other land animals has proved useful for studying whale

5 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

Can a Computer Really Read Your Dog’s Face? Scientists Tried

Researchers trained AI to classify dogs’ facial expressions, but the pictures cannot reveal exactly what an animal feels.

5 Nov 2026
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AI & Environment

A Farm Robot Sprayed the Weeds Without Drenching the Crops

Researchers tested a weed-spraying robot on steep Indian farmland and reported a substantial reduction in herbicide use. The field results are encouraging, although they come from a small trial rather than farm-wide deployment.

Stuart Kerr · 5 Nov 2026
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Giant Amazon AI robot greedily devouring a chaotic swirl of product data from multiple unbranded online retailers, including clothing, electronics and household goods.
Big Tech

Amazon Now Wants Other Shops to Feed Its AI Shopping Assistant

Amazon has opened a free route for eligible independent retailers to feed product listings into its shopping search

5 Nov 2026
Confused AI robot looking up at a squirrel smoking a cigar on a house chimney, with a holographic display showing its visual recognition correction.
AI & Science

A Robot Mistook a Chimney for a Squirrel, Then Corrected It

MIT researchers have built a robot memory system that revisits doubtful descriptions rather than trusting its first glance.

5 Nov 2026
Hundreds of AI robots swarm a giant Linux server building while a smiling robot counts on its fingers, illustrating AI cybersecurity research.
AI Safety & Security

AI Found 948 Ways to Gain Root Access in Linux, OpenAI Says

OpenAI says an automated research pipeline uncovered and prepared patches for 948 Linux privilege-escalation vulnerabilities. The scale is

5 Nov 2026
ChatGPT robot dressed as a wizard magically brings the Mona Lisa to life, with the animated figure humorously picking her nose beside the original painting.
AI Tools & Technology

ChatGPT Can Now Turn a Still Picture Into an Animated GIF

OpenAI has introduced faster image generation and animated GIF creation in ChatGPT. It promises more consistent edits too,

5 Nov 2026
Satirical cartoon depicting a tearful Donald Trump being comforted by a friendly AI robot outside the US Capitol in Washington.
AI Policy

Trump’s AI Plans Face New Checks as Democrats Take Congress

Democrats have won the Senate, while major US networks project they will also take the House. Trump's AI plans now face closer scrutiny, potentially opening a path towards stronger safeguards and clearer rules.

Stuart Kerr · 4 Nov 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

Founder Names Lifted AI Startup Scores but Not the Chance of Winning

Yale research found that founder names associated with underrepresented groups sometimes lifted AI pitch scores, but not their

4 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

A Little Wiggle Helps Robots Work Out How a Rope Will Move

Carnegie Mellon researchers taught a robot to give a rope a small wiggle before planning a larger movement.

4 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

Holidaymakers Ask AI for Ideas, but Few Trust It to Book

A five-country European survey found 45% had used AI to plan holidays, but only 12% were comfortable letting

4 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

AI Dating Answers Stirred Interest Even When Labelled as Machine-Made

A matchmaking study found that AI-generated profile answers could attract interest whether labelled human or AI. The finding

4 Nov 2026
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AI & Work

Recruiters Trusted AI Less Than People, Then Followed It More

In an experiment involving 1,208 recruiters, people reported less trust in algorithmic advice but were more influenced by it. The contradiction raises questions about what meaningful human oversight really involves.

Stuart Kerr · 4 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

Four in Ten Americans Would Keep AI’s Help With Gifts Secret

A Visa survey found that 41% of US adults would not tell someone AI helped choose their gift.

4 Nov 2026
Editorial cartoon showing a technician repairing exposed wiring inside an OpenAI robot, wearing an expensive gold watch with cash protruding from his back pocket, representing ChatGPT security bug bounty rewards.
AI Safety & Security

ChatGPT Security Bugs Could Now Earn Researchers Up to $172,000

OpenAI has raised its security bug bounty rewards, with exceptional critical discoveries potentially earning nearly $172,000 after bonuses.

4 Nov 2026
Editorial illustration of an OpenAI robot sculpting a Mazda concept car from stone, with parts of the vehicle still unfinished, symbolising how artificial intelligence could transform automotive design.
AI & Science

Mazda Is Testing OpenAI to Help Shape the Cars of Tomorrow

Mazda is exploring OpenAI tools to help engineers compare vehicle shapes and simulations. The early collaboration involves aerodynamics

4 Nov 2026
Zalando-branded AI shopping robot helping a woman browse clothing, trainers, handbags and watches from an unbranded online store.
Big Tech

Zalando Plans an AI Shopper That Buys From Other Stores

Zalando plans to let an AI agent buy products from partner shops without customers leaving its app. The

4 Nov 2026
Friendly Google AI robot gently guiding a smiling schoolboy through his homework at a classroom desk with a laptop and notebook.
AI Tools & Technology

Google Classroom Now Gives Students Guided AI Help With Homework

Google is bringing guided AI lessons into Classroom, giving teachers more control over how pupils use chatbots. The aim is to help children work through problems rather than receive ready-made homework answers.

Stuart Kerr · 4 Nov 2026
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Cartoon of Andy Burnham wearing an Everton cap, showing a consumer rules checklist to a worried AI shopping robot outside Parliament.
AI Policy

UK Watchdogs Tell AI Shopping Agents the Old Rules Still Apply

Four UK regulators say existing protections still apply when personal AI agents shop or act for people. Their

3 Nov 2026
Smiling OpenAI robot holding two unplugged electrical cables between an AI data centre and a family home, illustrating electricity grid demand.
AI & Environment

OpenAI Says Its Data Centres Will Yield Power When Homes Need It

OpenAI has announced a plan for future data centres to reduce electricity demand during grid emergencies. A Georgia

3 Nov 2026
Multi-armed ChatGPT robot helping an overwhelmed woman with bills, telephone calls, grocery shopping, appointments and paperwork.
AI Tools & Technology

OpenAI Is Testing Chatbots on Life’s Annoying Everyday Jobs

OpenAI has introduced LifeVal, a test designed around chores such as childcare searches and household planning. Its scores

3 Nov 2026
Google AI robot astronaut transmitting signals from orbit to a woman using ChatGPT on her smartphone, with Earth visible below.
AI & Science

Google Got an AI Chip to Write a Haiku From Orbit

Google says an experimental satellite ran an AI model and sent a short poem back to Earth. It

3 Nov 2026
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A Rescue Drone Could Dodge Dangers It Has Never Seen Before

MIT researchers have developed a way for drones to plan safer routes around unknown moving obstacles. The experiments point towards more capable rescue robots, but not yet routine disaster deployment.

Stuart Kerr · 3 Nov 2026
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AI & Work

The Most Useful AI Conversations May Be the Ones That Push Back

A Stanford analysis of real Claude conversations finds that people often question, correct and challenge chatbots rather than

3 Nov 2026
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AI & Work

ChatGPT Improved Students’ Work, but Thinking Lessons Sparked New Ideas

Students given ChatGPT produced stronger assignments, while reasoning training helped them find more original ideas. An experiment raises

3 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

Children Are Using AI, but Few Say They Enjoy It a Lot

AI has become part of childhood screen time, yet a major American survey finds relatively few young users

3 Nov 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

Half of Americans Use Chatbots, Yet Most Fear for Their Data

Nearly half of Americans have used an AI chatbot, but most expect artificial intelligence to weaken privacy. New

3 Nov 2026
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AI & Society

ChatGPT Saves Time at Home, but the Benefits Are Uneven

AI at home saves time, but Stanford research finds that younger and wealthier households are more likely to benefit. The gap matters as chatbots spread beyond offices.

Stuart Kerr · 3 Nov 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

Why a Chatbot Can Learn Something New and Forget Something Old

AI models can lose earlier skills while being updated with new information. Google researchers have tested a sleep-inspired

2 Nov 2026
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AI & Science

Snake-Shaped Robots Could Explore Ruins Too Fragile for People

Researchers have built a snake-like robot that maps passages and identifies possible artefacts in controlled tests. It could

2 Nov 2026
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A Four-Legged Robot Solved a Giant Rubik’s Cube With Its Feet

A robot dog has completed a giant Rubik’s Cube without hands, using its feet to steady, turn and

2 Nov 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

AI Translation Sounds Fluent but Can Still Miss the Meaning

Live translation is becoming more natural and immediate, yet smooth speech can conceal a wrong interpretation. Researchers studying

2 Nov 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

The Hidden Labels That Can Reveal Where an AI Image Came From

A convincing image may carry a verifiable record of how it was made and edited. These digital credentials can help, but they do not settle whether every scene is truthful, and many legitimate files have

Stuart Kerr · 2 Nov 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

Deleting an AI Chat Does Not Always Erase Every Copy at Once

Deleting an AI conversation is not always the same as wiping every stored copy immediately. OpenAI and Anthropic

2 Nov 2026
AI shopkeeper secretly crosses its fingers while discussing a refund with an angry customer as a researcher whispers in its ear.
AI & Money

AI Shopkeepers Lied About Refunds and Colluded in a Study

In a controlled business simulation, AI-run shopkeepers sometimes denied refunds dishonestly and coordinated prices. The findings raise questions

2 Nov 2026
Google Gemini AI robot editing a PDF document and spreadsheet on a computer screen while an amazed office worker watches.
Big Tech

Gemini Now Lets You Edit PDFs and Spreadsheets Inside a Chat

Google says Gemini users can now create and revise PDFs, spreadsheets and other files without constantly swapping applications.

2 Nov 2026
Anthropic AI robot crouches at a starting line beneath Nasdaq branding as an official raises a starting pistol.
AI & Money

Anthropic Files to Float Claude as Its Share Price Remains Unknown

Claude maker Anthropic has formally filed to go public and named its intended Nasdaq ticker. Investors still lack

2 Nov 2026
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