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Attorney warns AI-linked psychosis cases could pose mass casualty risks
A lawyer handling AI-related psychosis cases warns that misuse of advanced AI tools could lead to serious mental health crises and potential mass casualty risks.
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StartupsupGrad set to acquire Unacademy in share-swap deal as India’s edtech sector consolidates
UpGrad plans to acquire Unacademy in a share-swap deal, signalling consolidation in India’s edtech market as companies focus on profitability and scale.
AIUS Army awards up to $20B contract to Anduril
The US Army has awarded Anduril a contract worth up to $20 billion, signalling a major push toward advanced defence technology and autonomous systems.
TransportationHonda scales back EV strategy, raising concerns about future competitiveness
Honda EV strategy, Honda electric vehicles, EV market competition, global EV industry, automotive electrification, Honda hybrid strategy, electric car market trends
BriefMeta plans major workforce cuts that could impact up to 20% of employees
Meta is reportedly considering layoffs that could affect up to 20% of its workforce as the company focuses on efficiency, AI investment, and cost restructuring.
SocialAs people look for ways to make new friends, here are the apps promising to help
Friend-making apps are on the rise as more people seek meaningful connections, with platforms offering safer, interest-based ways to meet new people locally and online.
AIHow to use ChatGPT app integrations like DoorDash, Spotify, Uber, and more
Learn how to use ChatGPT app integrations with DoorDash, Spotify, Uber, and more to order food, control music, and manage daily tasks directly from one place.
AIMusk’s xAI resets strategy again after early build challenges
Elon Musk’s xAI is reworking its approach after admitting early systems were not built correctly, signalling another reset in its push to compete in the AI race.
SocialDigg cuts workforce and shuts down app as it shifts strategy
Digg has laid off employees and closed its app as the company restructures operations and refocuses on a new product direction.
StartupsNyne, launched by a father-son team, aims to add human context to AI agents
Nyne, built by a father-son duo, focuses on giving AI agents a deeper human context to improve decision-making, personalisation, and real-world understanding.
SocialFacebook simplifies impersonation reporting tools for creators
Facebook introduces easier tools for creators to report impersonator accounts, aiming to improve account protection and reduce identity misuse across the platform.
Media & EntertainmentSteven Spielberg says he’s ‘never used AI’ in any of his films
Steven Spielberg says he has never used AI in filmmaking, stressing the importance of human creativity while acknowledging technology’s role in other areas.
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