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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 survey findings reveal the gap between convenience and public trust.

Stuart Kerr 3 Nov 2026
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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 is a genuine computing test in space, not a working orbital data

Stuart Kerr 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 say they enjoy it a lot. That difference changes how parents should

Stuart Kerr 3 Nov 2026
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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 agreement outlines the ambition, but the promised flexibility is not yet operating.

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 simply accept their answers. Friction may be part of useful collaboration.

Stuart Kerr 3 Nov 2026
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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 measure model performance, not proof that a chatbot can complete every job.

Stuart Kerr 3 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 joint statement raises practical questions about consent, privacy and who answers for mistakes.

Stuart Kerr · 3 Nov 2026
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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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AI & Science

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

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 simply accept their answers. Friction may be part of useful collaboration.

Stuart Kerr · 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

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 training method to reduce that problem, but their laboratory findings do not mean your chatbot now remembers

Stuart Kerr · 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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AI & Science

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

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 explain different retention exceptions, while uploaded files and training settings can have separate rules.

Stuart Kerr · 2 Nov 2026
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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
Confused AI robot scratching its head as a laptop displays a red access prohibition symbol over website content.
AI Policy

Websites Get a Shared AI Training Opt-Out, but It Is Not Law

Website owners could soon use a shared setting to tell participating AI companies not to train on their

2 Nov 2026
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AI Tools & Technology

Why Asking AI the Same Question Again Can Still Mislead You

Ask an AI chatbot the same question several times and you may receive the same confident answer. Researchers explain why that apparent consistency can be misleading, and what a stronger check might look like.

Stuart Kerr · 30 Oct 2026
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Big Tech

Firefox Has an AI Off Switch. Here’s What It Actually Blocks

Firefox lets people disable its AI enhancements in one place, or keep individual features such as translations and

30 Oct 2026
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AI & Society

The Care Robot That Changes Its Touch When You Speak

A robot helping someone move an arm can be told to go more slowly or use less force.

30 Oct 2026
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AI & Society

A Social Network You Can Rewrite? MIT Built One to Test the Idea

Most social networks let their owners change the rules. MIT researchers have built Social.Wiki to explore the opposite:

30 Oct 2026
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AI Safety & Security

Why Hitting a Humanoid Robot’s Emergency Stop Can Be Dangerous

A red emergency-stop button seems like an obvious safety feature. For a walking humanoid, cutting power could cause

30 Oct 2026
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AI & Environment

The House Robot That Spots Rooms Wasting Heat Before You Do

A home energy robot being developed at Carnegie Mellon moves between rooms to gather evidence a wall thermostat may miss. Its promise is a clearer picture of comfort and wasted heat, not a guaranteed reduction

Stuart Kerr · 30 Oct 2026
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British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a powerful Mistral AI security robot wearing dark sunglasses and standing with its arms crossed beside a protected laptop. An orange parachute bearing the Mistral logo hangs overhead, while suspicious hooded hackers watch nervously from the background.
AI Safety & Security

Mistral’s Powerful New Security AI Can Now Be Downloaded

Mistral has released the downloadable weights for Large 4, a powerful AI model with cybersecurity capabilities. Running it

30 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a cheerful, messy toddler on a red tricycle in a New York park, reaching out for a cuddle with an OpenAI robot. The robot recoils in comic horror, raising its hands defensively as the child approaches with a runny nose and muddy fingers.
AI Policy

New York Tells AI Chatbots They Cannot Pretend to Love Children

New York has signed a law restricting AI companions that pretend to be human, encourage secrecy or promote

30 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a cheerful AI robot chef creating chaos in a kitchen. Flour pours from an upside-down bag into an overflowing mixing bowl, a saucepan catches fire on the cooker, and milk spills from an open refrigerator while the robot enthusiastically follows a recipe.
AI & Society

The New York Times Now Lets AI Change Its Recipes. Would You Trust It?

NYT Cooking has begun offering AI-assisted recipe changes, from swapping ingredients to adapting the equipment you have. The

30 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing an enthusiastic Google Chrome AI robot wearing a red harness and straining against its leash towards a laptop displaying Gmail. A worried human handler pulls desperately on the leash, preventing the robot from accessing emails without permission.
AI Tools & Technology

Chrome Can Now Read Gmail to Fill Forms. But Only If You Let It

Chrome can now pull booking details and order numbers from Gmail to suggest answers in online forms. Google

30 Oct 2026
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AI & Environment

AI Forecast a Record Rainstorm by Learning From Storms Elsewhere

Researchers examined whether AI weather models could predict rainfall far beyond anything recorded locally in their training data. Two handled Dubai's extraordinary 2024 storm surprisingly well, offering a clue about better future warnings.

Stuart Kerr · 29 Oct 2026
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AI & Society

Customers Will Talk to AI, but They Want a Person Nearby

An international customer-service survey suggests that people are willing to try AI, but confidence rises when they can

29 Oct 2026
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AI Policy

ChatGPT Text Could Soon Carry a Mark You Cannot See

OpenAI has described a hidden marker for some text generated in the European Union. It could help authorised

29 Oct 2026
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AI & Environment

From Wild Forests to Tree Farms: AI Maps What Satellites Miss

A new global map tries to show not just where trees grow, but what kind of forest is

29 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

A Robot Watches a Job Once, Then Attempts It Alone

A robotics company says its machines can learn a new movement after watching a single demonstration, without another

29 Oct 2026
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AI & Society

The Best AI Tutor Might Be the One That Makes You Think

Stanford teachers are experimenting with AI tutors that ask students to explain their thinking instead of simply producing solutions. It is a different response to the fear that convenient answers can undermine learning.

Stuart Kerr · 29 Oct 2026
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British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a cheerful Google AI robot dressed as Sherlock Holmes, using a giant magnifying glass to investigate terrified computer bugs hiding on a circuit board. Behind the detective, security guards protect a locked Google laboratory while disappointed developers wait outside.
AI Safety & Security

Google’s New AI Hunts Security Bugs, but Access Is Restricted

Google has unveiled Gemini 4 Carbon, a model aimed partly at finding and repairing software vulnerabilities. Its reported

29 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a cheerful Gemini AI octopus with multiple robotic tentacles operating Google apps including Gmail, Calendar, YouTube, Maps, Drive, Docs and Sheets. One tentacle reaches towards a giant Google Search magnifying glass while a bewildered Google employee watches helplessly.
AI Tools & Technology

Gemini Can Use More Apps, and Google Search Is Next

Google is giving developers one route to connect services with Gemini and, eventually, AI Search. The idea promises

29 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a smiling Google AI robot in a London café surrounded by enthusiastic salespeople pushing televisions, trainers, holidays, furniture, phones and a vacuum cleaner towards a horrified customer whose cup of tea is flying through the air.
AI & Money

Ads Are Spreading Through Google’s AI Search Conversations

Google is extending advertising inside AI-powered Search conversations to ten more countries. Sponsored results will be labelled, but

29 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing Tom Cruise recreating his famous Minority Report gesture-controlled computer scene. Wearing futuristic gloves, he manipulates glowing blue holographic displays above an Apple MacBook Pro, with surveillance images and digital interfaces surrounding him.
Big Tech

Apple Has Finally Put a Touchscreen on the MacBook Pro

Apple has unveiled its first touchscreen MacBook Pro, with a new display and a different way to use

29 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

A Coral Reef Could Have More Than One Future, New AI Study Finds

Researchers have built an AI model that generates different plausible communities of reef fish for the same environmental conditions. It could help ecologists ask better conservation questions, but the simulated alternatives are not proof that

Stuart Kerr · 28 Oct 2026
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AI & Environment

Birdwatchers Have Been Writing Wildlife Clues That AI Can Finally Read

Comments left by birdwatchers and other nature enthusiasts may contain valuable clues about how species interact. Researchers have

28 Oct 2026
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AI Ethics & Privacy

Deleting a Local AI Chat May Leave More Behind Than You Think

Researchers have shown that deleting a conversation in certain AI apps running directly on an Android phone may

28 Oct 2026
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AI & Science

This Underwater Robot Can Count a Diver’s Breaths by Watching Bubbles

An experimental underwater robot can estimate a scuba diver’s breathing rate by observing exhaled bubbles. Researchers hope the

28 Oct 2026
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AI & Work

AI Makes Work Faster, but a Third of Users Report Extra Duties

A major US survey finds that workers using AI often feel faster and more creative, but some also

28 Oct 2026
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AI & Money

Few Americans Pay for Major AI Tools, and Subscribers Keep Moving

A Harvard working paper finds that only a small share of American consumers paid for a major AI service in April 2026. It also points to substantial switching, raising questions about whether chatbots can turn

Stuart Kerr · 28 Oct 2026
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British newspaper editorial cartoon showing Claude AI portrayed as a masked burglar using a red crowbar to break into a giant Google Chrome browser icon. A shattered Apple Safari compass lies on the floor, while the burglar carries a sack bearing Anthropic's Claude symbol.
AI Safety & Security

Claude Found Ways Into Chrome and Safari. Here Is the Catch

Anthropic says an unreleased Claude research model found serious flaws in browsers and operating systems, including an attack

28 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing a cheerful Meta AI robot concierge unloading colourful shopping bags, suitcases, a beach ball and holiday equipment from a tourist couple's car in Singapore, with Marina Bay Sands and the Merlion in the background.
AI Tools & Technology

Meta Muse Can Shop and Plan Trips, but Singapore Comes First

Meta has launched its Muse personal AI agent in Singapore with connections to shopping, travel and everyday services.

28 Oct 2026
British newspaper editorial cartoon showing Tim Cook polishing a giant red apple outside Apple headquarters. Inside the apple, three floors contain cheerful AI robots writing documents in Pages, analysing spreadsheets in Numbers and delivering presentations in Keynote.
Big Tech

Pages, Numbers and Keynote Are Getting AI Helpers From Apple

Apple is adding AI helpers to Pages, Numbers and Keynote, with tools that understand the document being edited.

28 Oct 2026
British editorial cartoon showing two excited children in 1980s pyjamas watching a vintage television as a muscular, mohawked character resembling B.A. Baracus from The A-Team climbs out of the screen. The television displays Google Genie 4, illustrating AI-generated worlds becoming interactive.
Big Tech

Google Genie 4 Builds Worlds That Talk Back as You Explore

Google has unveiled an AI system that builds interactive worlds with voices and changing scenery while someone explores

28 Oct 2026
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