Google’s AI Brain Drain Deepens as Anthropic and OpenAI Poach Top Talent
AI researchers are leaving Google for Anthropic and OpenAI, intensifying concerns about talent retention in the frontier AI race.
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A24’s Google DeepMind Deal Exposes Hollywood’s AI Dilemma
A24’s AI deal with Google DeepMind is sparking backlash, raising fresh questions about Hollywood, taste, labor and creative control.
Cerebras Shares Sink on Margin Worries as CEO Says Investors Misread the Outlook
Cerebras stock fell nearly 20% after earnings as investors focused on lower margin guidance, despite strong revenue growth and narrower losses.
Engineering Jobs Are Proving Harder for AI to Displace Than Expected, New Data Suggests
New hiring data suggests engineering jobs are holding up better than expected as AI reshapes tech work and hiring priorities.
Ex-Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka’s New AI Startup Bets It Can Rewire IT Services
Vishal Sikka’s Hang Ten raises $32 million to build AI services that could reshape enterprise software delivery and challenge IT outsourcing.
Google’s New Search Settings Quietly Expand AI Training From Your Media
Learn how Google Search settings now affect AI data training, what media is saved, and how to opt out in My Activity.
Meta Revives Creator Studio as an AI-Powered Companion for Facebook Creators
Meta revives Creator Studio as an AI companion app for Facebook creators, with insights, comment tools and reply drafting.
Europe Pushes Back on U.S. Chip Crackdown as ASML Warns of Costly Fallout
Europe is resisting the U.S. chip war as a proposed bill threatens ASML’s China sales and widens semiconductor export controls.
How AI Became the New Competitive Edge at the 2026 World Cup
World Cup AI tools are reshaping scouting, tactics, and squad building as FIFA tries to level the playing field in 2026.
How a British Police Risk-Scoring System Grew Into a Black Box—and Why Officials Quietly Walked Away
Bristol’s predictive policing system collected sensitive data on hundreds of thousands of people—then officials abandoned some models they couldn’t trust.
