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Intel didn’t ease into 2026. It stumbled. The chipmaker’s forecast for the first quarter was weaker than Wall Street had hoped, and the response came quickly: raised eyebrows, falling shares and a familiar feeling of unease. The company forecasted revenue and profit that missed expectations – a sign of just how difficult this turnaround remains, as

It was not a philosopher nor a sci-fi novelist who sounded the alarm. It was a decree from one of the world’s most powerful banks. The Boss of JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon, has poured a bucket of cold water on the AI hype cycle, concluding that society may need to slow down the roll out of artificial intelligence

The company: IVO, a legal AI startup is just pulling off one hell of a Series B that’s setting serious tongues wagging in Silicon Valley and beyond – but this ain’t no other headline about venture cash. Underneath the hood of the legal industry, something deeper is changing and skeptics and evangelists should be asking: Is AI

The U.K. is not going to let this one go. Even as other inquiries quietly fade into bureaucratic limbo, this one is sticking. A British media watchdog said on Thursday that it would press ahead with an investigation of X over the spread of AI-generated deepfake images — despite the platform’s insistence that it’s cracking down on harmful

Something interesting just happened in China’s AI scene, and it didn’t come with fireworks or chest-thumping press conferences. Instead, it arrived almost casually – which somehow makes it more impressive. Zhipu AI, a well-known Chinese artificial intelligence company, says it has trained a cutting-edge image generation model entirely on Huawei’s homegrown chips. No Nvidia GPUs.