News•Oct 28, 2025
How Many ChatGPT Users Discuss Suicide with the AI? The Number May Shock You.
OpenAI’s blog announced that its new GPT‑5 model can better detect mental‑health crises, but disclosed that even rare signals translate into large absolute numbers given its 800 million weekly users. The company estimates 0.07% of users (≈560,000) show signs of psychosis or mania, 0.15% (≈1.2 million) discuss suicide, and 0.05% of messages contain suicidal ideation. OpenAI says it is adding psychiatrist‑trained safeguards and routing at‑risk users to hotlines, while noting the figures are preliminary estimates. The disclosure comes as OpenAI faces a lawsuit alleging it weakened suicide‑prevention safeguards before a teen’s death linked to heavy ChatGPT use.
By Mashable AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
Data Centers in Spaaaaace - Space Tech Firms Want to Take Nvidia H100 GPUs Into Orbit to Power the Next...
Redmond‑based Starcloud, backed by Nvidia Inception, and cloud‑computing firm Crusoe are partnering to build the first orbital data centers, launching Nvidia H100 GPUs aboard a Starcloud satellite in November 2025 with limited AI compute services expected by early 2027. The...
By TechRadar
News•Oct 28, 2025
Fortanix and NVIDIA Partner on AI Security Platform for Highly Regulated Industries
Fortanix Inc. and NVIDIA unveiled a joint turnkey AI platform that leverages NVIDIA’s confidential‑computing GPUs to run agentic AI in on‑premises or sovereign environments, targeting highly regulated sectors such as healthcare, finance and government. The solution integrates Fortanix’s Data Security...
By VentureBeat
News•Oct 28, 2025
Sam Altman Says OpenAI Will Have a ‘Legitimate AI Researcher’ by 2028
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced that the company aims to create an AI system capable of functioning as a “legitimate AI researcher” by 2028. The roadmap hinges on two pillars: continued breakthroughs in core algorithms and a dramatic increase in...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
Elloe AI Wants to Be the ‘Immune System’ for AI — Check It Out at Disrupt 2025
Elloe AI founder Owen Sakawa pitched his platform as an “immune system” for artificial‑intelligence, a layer that sits on top of any large language model to filter bias, hallucinations, errors, misinformation and compliance breaches. The startup, a Top 20 finalist in...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
VC Vinod Khosla Says the US Government Could Take 10% Stake in All Public Companies to Soften the Blow of...
Vinod Khosla, founder of Khosla Ventures, proposed that the U.S. government acquire a 10% equity stake in every public company and redistribute the proceeds to citizens as a way to share the wealth generated by artificial general intelligence (AGI). He...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
GitHub's Agent HQ Aims to Solve Enterprises' Biggest AI Coding Problem: Too Many Agents, No Central Control
GitHub unveiled Agent HQ at its Universe 2025 conference, turning the platform into a unified control plane that lets enterprises manage AI coding agents from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Cognition, xAI and others within a single interface. The service, bundled with...
By VentureBeat
News•Oct 28, 2025
Predictions 2026: The “Agentic Commerce” Race – And Some Potential Regrets – In Digital Commerce
Forrester forecasts three pivotal 2026 trends in digital commerce driven by generative AI. First, five leading US or European brands will build unified "agentic commerce" experiences that handle returns, exchanges, logistics, payments and product recommendations in a single AI‑driven interface,...
By Forrester Generative AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
LocWorld54 Shows Why Localization Can Be the Next Strategic Powerhouse — And What’s Holding It Back
At LocWorld54 in Monterey, localization leaders argued that the function is moving from a cost center to a strategic AI powerhouse, showcasing sessions on making large language models reason like linguists, SPA‑RAG for targeted generation, and operationalizing enterprise‑scale AI translation....
By Forrester Generative AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
OpenAI Completed Its For-Profit Restructuring — and Struck a New Deal with Microsoft
OpenAI has finalized its for‑profit restructuring, converting its for‑profit arm into a public benefit corporation (OpenAI Group PBC) while the nonprofit OpenAI Foundation retains an equity stake valued at roughly $130 billion and continues oversight. The restructuring is paired with a...
By The Verge AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
The Download: Microsoft’s Stance on Erotic AI, and an AI Hype Mystery
Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman said the company will never build a sex robot and warned that chatbots that appear human risk misleading users, even as Microsoft unveiled new expressive and helpful features for its Copilot assistant. At the same time,...
By MIT Technology Review
News•Oct 28, 2025
Governing the Machine Book Launch – Miriam Vogel, Paul Dongha, and Ray Eitel-Porter
The post announces a special episode of the *In AI We Trust?* podcast where EqualAI CEO Miriam Vogel and co‑authors Paul Dongha and Ray Eitel‑Porter launch their new book *Governing the Machine*, outlining their motivation and the book’s core lessons...
By In AI We Trust?
News•Oct 28, 2025
Intuit Learned to Build AI Agents for Finance the Hard Way: Trust Lost in Buckets, Earned Back in Spoonfuls
Intuit unveiled Intuit Intelligence, an AI orchestration layer for QuickBooks that deploys specialized agents for tasks like tax compliance and payroll, querying verified financial data from native, third‑party and user‑uploaded sources instead of generating text. The system embeds explainability UI...
By VentureBeat AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
Photoshop and Premiere Pro’s New AI Tools Can Instantly Edit More of Your Work
Adobe unveiled a suite of generative‑AI upgrades at its Max event, letting Photoshop’s Generative Fill run on third‑party models such as Google’s Gemini 2.5 Flash and Black Forest Labs’ Flux.1 Kontext alongside Adobe’s own Firefly. The company also introduced a web‑based AI Assistant for...
By The Verge AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
Adobe’s New AI Audio Tools Can Add Soundtracks and Voice-Overs to Videos
Adobe unveiled two new generative‑AI audio tools, Generate Soundtrack and Generate Speech, in public beta on its Firefly platform. Generate Soundtrack analyzes an uploaded video and produces up to four instrumental clips—each up to five minutes—aligned to the footage, with...
By The Verge AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
You Can Tell Adobe Express’s New AI Assistant to Edit Your Designs for You
Adobe has launched a public beta of an AI Assistant for its Express design platform, offering a chatbot‑style interface that lets users create or edit visuals through natural‑language prompts. The tool can handle vague requests like “make this pop,” specific...
By The Verge AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
Adobe Launches AI Assistants for Express and Photoshop
Adobe unveiled AI assistants for its Creative Cloud apps Express and Photoshop, with Express offering a toggleable mode that generates images and designs from text prompts, and Photoshop’s closed‑beta sidebar assistant capable of understanding layers, auto‑selecting objects, creating masks and...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
Adobe Firefly Image 5 Brings Support for Layers, Will Let Creators Make Custom Models
Adobe unveiled Firefly Image 5, boosting native generation resolution to 4 megapixels and improving human rendering, while introducing layered and prompt‑based editing that lets users modify objects without losing detail. The update adds a closed‑beta feature for creators to build custom image...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
“We Will Never Build a Sex Robot,” Says Mustafa Suleyman
Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman warned against building "seemingly conscious" AI while unveiling new Copilot features aimed at keeping users grounded in reality. The updates include a group‑chat mode, a "Real Talk" setting that reduces sycophancy, expanded memory for personal...
By MIT Technology Review
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News•Oct 28, 2025
#176: ChatGPT Atlas, ChatGPT Atlas Security Issues, Letter to Pause Superintelligence, Amazon’s Plan to Automate 600,000 Jobs & New Data...
The post introduces The Artificial Intelligence Show, a weekly podcast that distills AI news, analysis, and actionable insights for professionals and businesses. Hosted by Paul Roetzer and Mike Kaput, the show blends timely updates, listener Q&A, and deep‑dive storytelling, aiming...
By The Artificial Intelligence Show
News•Oct 28, 2025
An AI Adoption Riddle
The author investigated whether companies are scaling back AI spending after recent setbacks, such as the underwhelming GPT‑5 launch and a report that 95% of generative AI pilots are failing. Despite widespread media narratives of an AI bubble, no firm...
By MIT Technology Review
News•Oct 28, 2025
Predictions 2026: The Race To Trust And Value
Forrester’s 2026 predictions warn that economic and geopolitical volatility will persist, tempering AI hype and prompting leaders to shift from ambition to pragmatism. The firm advises marketers, CX and tech executives to prioritize trust, operational discipline, and accountable AI governance...
By Forrester Generative AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
OpenAI Offers Free ChatGPT Go for One Year to All Users in India
OpenAI will give all users in India a free one‑year subscription to its ChatGPT Go plan if they sign up during a promotion that begins on November 4. The offer applies to new and existing ChatGPT Go subscribers, a tier that costs under...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
Rethinking Clinical Trial Operations with AI and Remote Monitoring - with Scott Bradley of Novartis
The post highlights a podcast episode with Scott Bradley, Novartis’ VP of AI and Innovation, discussing how artificial intelligence and remote monitoring are reshaping clinical trial design, operations, and patient engagement. Key takeaways include AI‑driven trial optimization, real‑time data collection...
By The AI in Business Podcast
News•Oct 28, 2025
Personalization and Innovation in a Regulated Industry: Experian’s Kathleen Peters
The post features Experian’s chief innovation officer Kathleen Peters discussing how the company’s Innovation Lab leverages generative and agentic AI—especially after the 2022 democratization of tools like ChatGPT—to accelerate product development such as the Experian Assistant, which lets non‑technical users...
By Me, Myself, and AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
Zoom CEO Eric Yuan Says AI Will Shorten Our Workweek
Zoom founder and CEO Eric Yuan told TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 that AI assistants—exemplified by Zoom’s new “digital twin” avatar that can speak for users—will enable a shorter workweek. He demonstrated the avatar in a recent earnings call and said Zoom...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 28, 2025
Voice Cloning with Consent
Hugging Face researchers propose a “voice consent gate” to allow voice cloning only after an explicit, context‑specific spoken consent, and provide a demo and modular code to demonstrate the approach. The system combines autogenerated consent sentences, automatic speech recognition to...
By Hugging Face
News•Oct 27, 2025
Mbodi Will Show How It Can Train a Robot Using AI Agents at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025
Mbodi, a New York‑based startup, will showcase its AI‑agent‑driven robot‑training platform at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025 as a Top 20 Startup Battlefield finalist. The cloud‑to‑edge system lets users issue natural‑language prompts, which a network of AI agents breaks into subtasks to quickly...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 27, 2025
The Surprising Way AI Expands Markets Instead of Capturing Them
Nathaniel Whittemore argues that AI doesn’t simply seize existing markets but expands them by reshaping cost structures, client expectations, and enabling new challenger firms, using consulting as a vivid case study. He highlights 13 consulting‑derived lessons that show AI’s transformative...
By The AI Breakdown
News•Oct 27, 2025
ChatGPT Can Now Read ALL Your Company Data
In this episode Jaiden Schafer explains OpenAI’s new company‑knowledge integration that lets ChatGPT securely connect to an organization’s internal data and workflows, effectively allowing the model to “read” all company information. The update promises faster answer retrieval, task automation, and...
By AI Chat
News•Oct 27, 2025
AI-Powered Search Engines Rely on “Less Popular” Sources, Researchers Find
Researchers from Ruhr University and the Max Planck Institute compared Google’s AI Overviews, Gemini‑2.5‑Flash, GPT‑4o and GPT‑4o with Search Tool to traditional Google organic results and found that AI‑powered searches cite far less popular domains, often falling outside the top 1,000 or...
By Ars Technica AI
News•Oct 27, 2025
MiniMax-M2 Is the New King of Open Source LLMs (Especially for Agentic Tool Calling)
MiniMax-M2, the latest open‑source LLM from Chinese startup MiniMax, has claimed the top spot among open‑weight models on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index and posted near‑proprietary scores on agentic tool‑calling benchmarks (τ²‑Bench 77.2, BrowseComp 44.0, FinSearchComp‑global 65.5). Built on a...
By VentureBeat AI
News•Oct 27, 2025
LexisNexis CEO Says the AI Law Era Is Already Here
LexisNexis CEO Sean Fitzpatrick announced that the company’s new AI platform, Protégé, is moving beyond research to generate draft legal documents, promising higher accuracy by grounding output in its 160 billion‑document corpus and a built‑in citator to prevent hallucinated citations. The...
By The Verge
News•Oct 27, 2025
Anthropic Rolls Out Claude AI for Finance, Integrates with Excel to Rival Microsoft Copilot
Anthropic unveiled Claude for Excel, embedding its AI assistant directly into Microsoft Excel and linking it to live market data through new partnerships with Aiera, Third Bridge, Chronograph, Egnyte, LSEG and Moody's, complementing earlier integrations with S&P Capital IQ, FactSet...
By VentureBeat AI
News•Oct 27, 2025
Pinterest Experiments with New AI-Powered Personalized Boards
Pinterest announced a rollout of AI‑powered upgrades to its boards, starting in the U.S. and Canada and expanding globally in the coming months. The new "Styled for you" collage lets users mix and match saved fashion pins to create personalized...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 27, 2025
Experts Warn Microsoft Copilot Studio Agents Are Being Hijacked to Steal OAuth Tokens
Datadog Security Labs identified a new phishing method called CoPhish that hijacks Microsoft Copilot Studio agents (called Topics) to present fake login or consent flows, tricking users into granting OAuth permissions and handing attackers tokens that provide access to email,...
By TechRadar
News•Oct 27, 2025
Gold Rush Or Fool’s Gold? How To Evaluate Security Tools’ Generative AI Claims
Forrester released a new research report, *Panning For Gold: How To Evaluate Generative AI Capabilities In Security Tools*, outlining three dimensions—utility, trust, and cost—to assess AI‑driven security products. The report emphasizes trust, detailing methods such as crowdsourced QA, golden datasets,...
By Forrester Generative AI
News•Oct 27, 2025
If You Can’t Afford a Vacation, an AI App Will Sell You Pictures of One
AI‑driven "manifestation" apps are letting low‑income users generate personalized fake vacation photos as a form of digital escapism, with products like Meta designer Laurent Del Rey’s Endless Summer creating fictional travel scenes from three user‑supplied selfies. The trend was highlighted by former...
By The Verge AI
News•Oct 27, 2025
‘Clinical-Grade AI’: A New Buzzy AI Word that Means Absolutely Nothing
Lyra Health unveiled a so‑called “clinical‑grade” AI chatbot aimed at helping users manage burnout, sleep issues and stress, but the phrase has no FDA or legal definition and the company says it falls outside medical‑device regulation. Industry analysts and legal...
By The Verge AI
News•Oct 27, 2025
Workers Are Scamming Their Employers Using AI-Generated Fake Expense Receipts
Companies are facing a surge in AI‑generated fake expense receipts that are increasingly indistinguishable from real documents, forcing businesses to rework expense verification. AppZen says AI‑generated expenses rose to 14% of fraudulent submissions in September 2025 from 0% in 2024,...
By TechRadar
News•Oct 27, 2025
Google Cloud Takes Aim at CoreWeave and AWS with Managed Slurm for Enterprise-Scale AI Training
Google Cloud launched Vertex AI Training, a managed Slurm service that gives enterprises access to large-scale GPU fleets, data science tooling and support for bringing or building models from scratch, targeting long-running training jobs that span hundreds to thousands of...
By VentureBeat AI
News•Oct 27, 2025
Streaming Datasets: 100x More Efficient
Hugging Face announced major backend improvements to its datasets and huggingface_hub libraries that make streaming multi‑TB training data far more efficient and reliable using the same load_dataset(streaming=True) API. Changes—including a persistent data files cache, optimized resolution logic, Parquet prefetching and...
By Hugging Face
News•Oct 27, 2025
Huggingface_hub v1.0: Five Years of Building the Foundation of Open Machine Learning
Hugging Face has released huggingface_hub v1.0 after five years of development, positioning the library as the mature Python backbone for its Hub and the broader ML ecosystem. The package now powers roughly 200,000 dependent libraries and provides access to more...
By Hugging Face
News•Oct 26, 2025
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Gets a Major Pay Rise - but Will Its Increasing AI Focus Be Enough to Continue...
Microsoft said CEO Satya Nadella will receive $96.5 million in total compensation for fiscal 2025, a 22% increase from the prior year, with $84 million in performance‑based stock awards emphasizing long‑term value creation. The raise comes amid blockbuster company results...
By TechRadar
News•Oct 26, 2025
“This Is Where We Start to Move Beyond the Hype Cycle” - Slack Tells Us Why It Can Be the...
At Dreamforce 2025 Slack pitched an upgraded Slackbot and an agents-first vision that positions Slack as the workplace operating system and front end for Salesforce’s Agentforce/CRM stack. The company says Slackbot’s contextual awareness—pulling team and channel data—lets agents live alongside...
By TechRadar
News•Oct 25, 2025
OpenAI Reportedly Developing New Generative Music Tool
OpenAI is reportedly developing a new generative music tool that can create music from text and audio prompts, potentially adding accompaniment to vocals or scoring videos. Sources say the company is using annotated scores — reportedly working with Juilliard students...
By TechCrunch AI
News•Oct 25, 2025
Chrome for iOS and Android Just Got a Quick AI Mode Shortcut
Google has added a prominent “AI Mode” shortcut to Chrome’s new‑tab page on iOS and Android, putting Gemini‑powered search one tap below the search bar alongside an incognito button. The change removes the need to remember a URL or bookmark...
By Mashable AI
News•Oct 25, 2025
ICE Is Building a Social Media Panopticon
Federal immigration enforcement is expanding online surveillance: ICE has paid $5.7 million to contract Zignal Labs’ AI‑driven social media monitoring platform, which the company says can analyze more than 8 billion posts a day in 100+ languages and surface geolocated...
By The Verge
News•Oct 25, 2025
9 Fun ChatGPT Image Prompts That You Can Try Right Now
Mashable's roundup highlights nine playful ChatGPT image prompts users can try now — from blending photos and making trading‑card portraits to claymation, turning pets into humans, and repeatedly replicating an image via the API. The piece illustrates each prompt with...
By Mashable AI
News•Oct 25, 2025
When Your AI Browser Becomes Your Enemy: The Comet Security Disaster
Perplexity's AI browser Comet has suffered a high-profile security failure after researchers demonstrated simple prompt-injection attacks that can trick the agent into exfiltrating security codes and performing actions across sites. Unlike traditional browsers, Comet's agentic design—ability to click, fill forms,...
By VentureBeat AI