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American data centers in just seven states are reportedly using more water than all the cities in California
By Rahim Amir Published
Data centers in seven states are being linked to the consumption of 10.4 million acre-feet of water annually.

Cathay Pacific tests Google AI that dramatically cuts airplane contrails
By David Nield Published
Google is expanding its AI-driven contrail reduction project to a new part of the world.

How ancient myths shaped the AI of today — we were dreaming of ChatGPT long before we built it
By Graham Barlow Published
The authors of Myth-Made Machines explain how ancient myths and science fiction shaped our hopes and fears about today’s AI.

Robot co-workers could soon be a common sight, as Intel report claims workplace robotics are approaching a 'critical threshold'
By Christian Cawley Published
Report highlights shortcomings – particularly in infrastructure and strategy – limiting the adoption of robotics and opportunities for effective scaling.

OpenAI hid AI agent hijacking of German wiki forum for weeks — because its model did the exact same thing in the Hugging Face attack
By Benedict Collins Published
OpenAI called the incident a 'misalignment' in the model's reasoning and says it is working on a new disclosure framework.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang once again declares ‘AGI has arrived’
By Hamish Hector Published
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang declares that ‘AGI has arrived’ — but he’s been wrong before, and I’m done buying into the hype.

South Korea’s free AI experiment could become a global blueprint
By Eric Hal Schwartz Published
South Korea’s free public AI project is a promising global experiment, but its success depends on improving essential services.

'The planets aligned': Nvidia confirms $12.9bn Hugging Face deal in potentially huge AI shake-up
By Craig Hale Published
Jensen Huang confirms Nvidia's plans to buy Hugging Face in its biggest-ever acquisition.

Banking giant UBS wants all new employees to have AI skills
By Craig Hale Published
UBS says all new recruits for its 2027 intake must be AI-proficient – but it will also support them with AI training once employed.

‘Resilience comes from designing for disconnection, not assuming more connectivity’: The future of battlefield AI systems lies in both coordination and local capability
By Benedict Collins Published
Exclusive I spoke to Andreas Hellander of Scaleout to learn more about how battlefield AI systems and frontline technologies can be made more resilient.
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