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The order establishes a framework for the federal government to vet the national security risks of the most advanced AI systems for up to a month before their public release. Participation by AI developers would be voluntary, the order says. The post Trump sets new rules for evaluating national security threats from AI appeared first on Connected to India News I Singapore l UAE l UK l USA l NRI .
US judge rules Musk's Tesla and SpaceX emails are discoverable in Apple-OpenAI lawsuit, escalating xAI's legal discovery dispute.
The shift from blue links to AI-powered search results is forcing advertisers to rethink SEO, while uncertainty grows over the future of online advertising
India's ambition to build and export a sovereign AI template across the world is colliding with various structural constraints
Microsoft Build 2026: New homegrown AI models, always-on agent, Project Solara and other key announcements
It seems that OpenAI can’t catch a break. The maker of ChatGPT and its controversial CEO, Sam Altman, remain in the headlines for another contentious reason – a lawsuit from the Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier. The lawsuit, which is said to be the first of its kind and seen as one of the most aggressive legal actions taken by a government agency against an AI company, accuses OpenAI and Altman of concealing catastrophic safety risks from the public and prioritising profits over public safety.
OpenAI is expanding the functionality of its artificial intelligence coding agent for a number of professions beyond software engineering, a bid to compete with rivals such as Anthropic PBC in signing up more business customers.
Bitwise investment chief Matt Hougan says crypto is shifting from a momentum trade to a contrarian bet as AI stocks and regulatory uncertainty weigh on markets.
A group of 18 occupations flagged by the Bureau of Labor Statistics as exposed to AI, accounting for about 10 million jobs, saw a 0.2% drop in employment between May 2024 and May 2025, according to annual data published Friday. That...
Rokid, a global pioneer in AI-powered smart eyewear and human–computer interaction, will enable a new generation of agentic AI experiences by bringing Gemini Flash 3.5 to its smart glasses. With this development, Rokid aims to become one of the first smart glasses platforms to bring more contextual, continuous, and conversational AI experiences inspired by the [...] The post Rokid Accelerates Agentic AI Roadmap for Smart Glasses Following Google Gemini Updates at I/O appeared first on AiThority .
ChatGPT New Feature: OpenAI has added a new feature to ChatGPT, the Personal Finance Experience, to help users understand where their money is going and help them plan for the future. ChatGPT New Feature: OpenAI has launched a new feature, Personal Finance Experience, in ChatGPT. This allows users to connect their bank account, credit card, [...] The post ChatGPT New Feature: ChatGPT will tell you the funda of savings, new feature started first appeared on Business League .
Music streaming app Spotify is launching AI DJ in your pocket, it announced in a blog post on Wednesday. The new feature will first launch in beta and will offer a selection of cur
Money Marketing’s must-reads: Top 10 stories of the week Fierce policy debates over capital gains tax and stark new forecasts regarding the nation's savings crisis have dominated the financial planning sector this week, exposing the deep divide between political ambition and harsh economic realities. Experts... The post The Week in Brief – 18 May to 22 May appeared first on Money Marketing .
A new ChatGPT integration in Microsoft PowerPoint is now available in beta, and it allows users to quickly turn chat conversations into full-fledged presentations. The post OpenAI Launches ChatGPT for PowerPoint Add-in in Beta appeared first on Thurrott.com .
OpenAI has announced a new integration of its AI chatbot, ChatGPT, with Microsoft PowerPoint.
ChatGPT sbarca su Microsoft PowerPoint. Consente di creare e modificare presentazioni con prompt. L'AI pesca da Gmail, Outlook e SharePoint. The post ChatGPT su PowerPoint per creare presentazioni con i prompt appeared first on Punto Informatico .
ChatGPT can now generate full presentations from prompts, creating structured slides and visuals in minutes for faster workflows.
Vivaldi 8.0 has launched, introducing a Unified interface that combines tabs, panels, toolbars and content into a single, cohesive system. This update offers six preset layouts, catering to different browsing styles, from minimal setups for focused tasks to more detailed configurations for advanced users. For those who prefer consistency, the classic interface remains an option, [...] The post Vivaldi 8 is Here : Skips AI to Focus on Productivity and Customization appeared first on Geeky Gadgets .
OpenAI just released this week’s Codex desktop app update, and it includes a brand new feature on Mac called Appshots. more...
The Grok maker’s losses are accelerating, as SpaceX’s IPO pulls back the curtain on a large AI model company’s financials for the first time.
Ivana Delevska says Nvidia remains well positioned for more gains as AI demand, agentic AI adoption and chip spending accelerate.
OpenAI leads Q1 revenue as Anthropic’s growth accelerates - Information
OpenAI leads Q1 revenue as Anthropic’s growth accelerates - Information
OpenAI leads Q1 revenue as Anthropic’s growth accelerates - Information
OpenAI leads Q1 revenue as Anthropic’s growth accelerates - Information
OpenAI leads Q1 revenue as Anthropic’s growth accelerates - Information
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- OpenAI is preparing to file paperwork for its initial public offering (IPO) and could confidentially file a draft as soon as this week, according to multiple reports. The Wall Street Journal, which first broke the news, is reporting that the ChatGPT maker has been working with bankers to prepare the filing [...]
Google unveils Gemini Spark and AI agents that book restaurants and track news, as its search bar evolves into an always-on assistant.
If you belong to that era when searching on the internet meant typing a query and choosing the top ten blue links, then shed a tear. For, that era is officially over. The first announcement at this year’s Google I/O event related to an AI-powered overhaul of Search with an intelligent search box at the [...] The post Goodbye Google Search! Hello, err... Google AI Search appeared first on CXOToday.com .
The jury determined that the statute of limitations had expired for Musk’s claims. Credit: ColombiaOne A federal jury in Oakland yesterday ended the legal battle Elon Musk initiated against OpenAI, the owner of ChatGPT, and its CEO, Sam Altman. The nine members of the jury unanimously decided that the entrepreneur filed his lawsuit after the [...]
Karpathy was among the founding team of OpenAI, working as a reserach scientist between January 2016 and June 2017, during the company’s early years before ChatGPT was publicly released.
OpenAI is moving to lock in one of the most critical commodities in the artificial intelligence race: computing power. The company on Tuesday unveiled “Guaranteed Capacity,” a new long-term infrastructure offering that allows enterprise customers to reserve dedicated AI compute capacity for one, two, or three years. The initiative is part of a bigger shift [...] The post OpenAI Moves to Offer new Guaranteed Capacity for customers to secure compute appeared first on Tekedia .
Autonomous agent orchestration tool OpenClaw hit the scene last November and immediately went viral, but its dramatic flaws were exposed just as quickly . Still, it marked a pivotal step in the agentic AI era, and enterprises have been exploring ways to deploy fleets of autonomous agents safely and securely ever since. Automation Anywhere Tuesday rolled out its answer to this challenge, EnterpriseClaw, created in collaboration with Cisco, Nvidia, Okta, and OpenAI. The company says the platform will enable companies to deploy autonomous AI agents across their desktops, cloud platforms, secured ‘behind-the-firewall’ networks, and on-premises systems, all while maintaining centralized control, access, and observability. Automates business-critical work EnterpriseClaw is built on Automation Anywhere’s Process Reasoning Engine (PRE) and Contextual Intelligence Graph, which automate business-critical work. It also integrates with Cisco AI Defense and DefenseClaw to provide security purpose-built for AI agents, Nvidia’s open-source runtime OpenShell, NIM microservices and Nemotron models for on-premises customers, and Okta’s cross-agent identity management and authentication controls. Furthermore, OpenClaw’s OpenAI collaboration will give customers access to leading models like GPT-5.5. “The level of distrust and insecurity associated with OpenClaw is covered in significant detail in the EnterpriseClaw launch,” said Manish Jain , a principal research director at Info-Tech Research Group. “The collaboration between Nvidia, OpenAI, Okta, and Cisco adds to the credibility of the proposition of trusted infrastructure, identity, and security layers.” Automation Anywhere says the platform will give enterprises the ability to deploy agents in parallel in managed containers behind firewalls, providing local access to files, apps, browsers, and terminals. Agents can hand off tasks and combine outputs so that value “compounds” rather than being isolated and confined to single-agent tasks, the company said. Users can set policies, access controls, guardrails, and agent credentials, which are all enforced locally on-device, and receive information on telemetry, audit logs, and large language model (LLM) usage. The company pointed to use cases like claims investigation: AI agents can gather information across desktop apps, internal documents, on-premises systems, and cloud platforms, all while keeping financial, operational, and other sensitive data secured inside enterprise systems. Other usage scenarios include code generation and debugging, local file post-incident log analysis, research, user interface (UI) automation, and secure data processing in regulated environments. EnterpriseClaw is now available in preview, with general availability expected later this year. No clear differentiator Still, there’s no clear-cut differentiator here, noted Jason Andersen , a VP and principal analyst with Moor Insights & Strategy. Nvidia has already announced its NemoClaw open-source stack to provide guardrails for always-on agents, and EnterpriseClaw has essentially the same capabilities and generally-available stack. “Which begs the question: If you are already using Nvidia’s, why choose this?” he asked. Indeed, the Cisco and Okta capabilities will “likely be interesting” to their existing bases. “But again, those products already work with other tools,” Andersen pointed out. OpenClaw-like agents changing everything Ultimately, noted technology analyst Carmi Levy , OpenClaw’s arrival has changed enterprise leaders’ view of AI, because it turned what was previously just a concept of AI agents into an everyday-accessible tool for a mass audience. “As ChatGPT took chatbots out of the lab and drove them into mainstream use, OpenClaw did the same for AI agents,” he said. It shifted the notion of AI from something we chat with to something that actually gets work done. This represents “a key step in replacing human capital with technological capital.” Info-Tech’s Jain explained that OpenClaw provided AI with three key features: Local execution via a desktop or laptop, persistent autonomy (operation without human input), and direct control over various systems such as WhatsApp or Slack. “In effect, OpenClaw gave its agents claws (hands), allowing them to run in the background continuously,” he said. They can then execute real-world actions across file systems, web browsers, and applications based on a “single thread” of chat messaging. But when claw agents quickly began leaking information about user data, there was a “polarization of emotions,” with users both excited and shocked about what they could do and access, he pointed out. “ OpenClaw did not meet enterprise-grade product standards,” said Jain. “The data leaks and inappropriate behaviors associated with claw agents exhibit how an uncontrolled tool, when introduced with no guardrails, will lead to massive issues.” While Automation Anywhere is deploying EnterpriseClaw in partnership with a group of credible companies, that is just one side of the story; enterprises must govern all AI agents as “persistent digital actors without conscience,” he noted. Moor’s Andersen also pointed out that OpenClaw can be run on many different models, essentially as a client and a server. But this means there are no real governance capabilities available, “so it’s kind of a wild west, which is why we are seeing companies create these enterprise offerings,” he said. Claw agents ‘amazing,’ but enterprises beware What resonates most about OpenClaw is that it can be run alongside open-source AI models like Gemma on a local machine, and users don’t have to pay for or worry about data, Andersen pointed out. This is a direct response to other wildly popular but more expensive tools like Claude Cowork; the latter is “amazing,” but “somewhat addictive,” so users can easily burn through the lowest-cost $20 a month usage credit option. Tools like OpenClaw are “pretty great” when you have many tasks running in parallel, Andersen noted. For instance, in a marketing campaign, agents can check sales volumes and generate new content at the same time. Levy added that agents could potentially replace “the human worker-bee” altogether, handling the minutiae of day-to-day work. Helpdesk workflows are “particularly aligned” with the capabilities of OpenClaw-like agents, he pointed out, as the agents can autonomously manage and close tickets. Or, in administrative work, they can take on repetitive, low-risk and high-return tasks like scheduling meetings, drafting email messages, and managing follow-ups. In software development, vibe-coding agents can efficiently generate large volumes of code for diverse projects. “Is the code any good? The verdict is still out on that, but it’s clear that OpenClaw-like agents are already rapidly tilting the coding landscape in favour of automation,” said Levy. Still, agents need a lot of permissions to live up to expectations, which can introduce “unnecessary or unacceptable” levels of risk, he noted. Builders will need to grant sufficient access to maintain productivity, but not so much that they set the stage for an “AI-powered debacle” down the road. Enterprises also run the risk of AI-fed data leakage, likely from opportunistic agents accessing sensitive data from multiple sources and sharing it beyond originally intended purposes, Levy said. Agents are subject to “AI-ified cybersecurity risks,” such as prompt injection and instruction attacks that use hidden text in documents to autonomously execute remote commands. Another issue is explainability; particularly in regulated industries, enterprises must be able to show traceability and justify why a certain action was taken and who signed off on it. Additionally, “longer-term reliance at this level will inevitably erode institutional knowledge as the human workers who originally crafted it are replaced by automation,” Levy cautioned. This article originally appeared on CIO.com .
Oscar-nominated screenwriter Paul Schrader went viral for a Facebook post revealing he had 'procured an online AI girlfriend' who ultimately called it quits.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, United States (AFP) -- Google on Tuesday showed off new plans to turn its famous search bar into an AI assistant that can book restaurants, track news and contact businesses -- just by asking a question. After three years of struggling to keep up with ChatGPT, Google is racing to roll out artificial intelligence tools that build on its grip over online search. The company's Gemini AI app now has 900 million monthly users, twice as many as last year. Its AI-powered search feature,
Autonomous agent orchestration tool OpenClaw hit the scene last November and immediately went viral, but its dramatic flaws were exposed just as quickly . Still, it marked a pivotal step in the agentic AI era, and enterprises have been exploring ways to deploy fleets of autonomous agents safely and securely ever since. Automation Anywhere Tuesday rolled out its answer to this challenge, EnterpriseClaw, created in collaboration with Cisco, Nvidia, Okta, and OpenAI. The company says the platform will enable companies to deploy autonomous AI agents across their desktops, cloud platforms, secured ‘behind-the-firewall’ networks, and on-premises systems, all while maintaining centralized control, access, and observability. Automates business-critical work EnterpriseClaw is built on Automation Anywhere’s Process Reasoning Engine (PRE) and Contextual Intelligence Graph, which automate business-critical work. It also integrates with Cisco AI Defense and DefenseClaw to provide security purpose-built for AI agents, Nvidia’s open-source runtime OpenShell, NIM microservices and Nemotron models for on-premises customers, and Okta’s cross-agent identity management and authentication controls. Furthermore, OpenClaw’s OpenAI collaboration will give customers access to leading models like GPT-5.5. “The level of distrust and insecurity associated with OpenClaw is covered in significant detail in the EnterpriseClaw launch,” said Manish Jain , a principal research director at Info-Tech Research Group. “The collaboration between Nvidia, OpenAI, Okta, and Cisco adds to the credibility of the proposition of trusted infrastructure, identity, and security layers.” Automation Anywhere says the platform will give enterprises the ability to deploy agents in parallel in managed containers behind firewalls, providing local access to files, apps, browsers, and terminals. Agents can hand off tasks and combine outputs so that value “compounds” rather than being isolated and confined to single-agent tasks, the company said. Users can set policies, access controls, guardrails, and agent credentials, which are all enforced locally on-device, and receive information on telemetry, audit logs, and large language model (LLM) usage. The company pointed to use cases like claims investigation: AI agents can gather information across desktop apps, internal documents, on-premises systems, and cloud platforms, all while keeping financial, operational, and other sensitive data secured inside enterprise systems. Other usage scenarios include code generation and debugging, local file post-incident log analysis, research, user interface (UI) automation, and secure data processing in regulated environments. EnterpriseClaw is now available in preview, with general availability expected later this year. No clear differentiator Still, there’s no clear-cut differentiator here, noted Jason Andersen , a VP and principal analyst with Moor Insights & Strategy. Nvidia has already announced its NemoClaw open-source stack to provide guardrails for always-on agents, and EnterpriseClaw has essentially the same capabilities and generally-available stack. “Which begs the question: If you are already using Nvidia’s, why choose this?” he asked. Indeed, the Cisco and Okta capabilities will “likely be interesting” to their existing bases. “But again, those products already work with other tools,” Andersen pointed out. OpenClaw-like agents changing everything Ultimately, noted technology analyst Carmi Levy , OpenClaw’s arrival has changed enterprise leaders’ view of AI, because it turned what was previously just a concept of AI agents into an everyday-accessible tool for a mass audience. “As ChatGPT took chatbots out of the lab and drove them into mainstream use, OpenClaw did the same for AI agents,” he said. It shifted the notion of AI from something we chat with to something that actually gets work done. This represents “a key step in replacing human capital with technological capital.” Info-Tech’s Jain explained that OpenClaw provided AI with three key features: Local execution via a desktop or laptop, persistent autonomy (operation without human input), and direct control over various systems such as WhatsApp or Slack. “In effect, OpenClaw gave its agents claws (hands), allowing them to run in the background continuously,” he said. They can then execute real-world actions across file systems, web browsers, and applications based on a “single thread” of chat messaging. But when claw agents quickly began leaking information about user data, there was a “polarization of emotions,” with users both excited and shocked about what they could do and access, he pointed out. “ OpenClaw did not meet enterprise-grade product standards,” said Jain. “The data leaks and inappropriate behaviors associated with claw agents exhibit how an uncontrolled tool, when introduced with no guardrails, will lead to massive issues.” While Automation Anywhere is deploying EnterpriseClaw in partnership with a group of credible companies, that is just one side of the story; enterprises must govern all AI agents as “persistent digital actors without conscience,” he noted. Moor’s Andersen also pointed out that OpenClaw can be run on many different models, essentially as a client and a server. But this means there are no real governance capabilities available, “so it’s kind of a wild west, which is why we are seeing companies create these enterprise offerings,” he said. Claw agents ‘amazing,’ but enterprises beware What resonates most about OpenClaw is that it can be run alongside open-source AI models like Gemma on a local machine, and users don’t have to pay for or worry about data, Andersen pointed out. This is a direct response to other wildly popular but more expensive tools like Claude Cowork; the latter is “amazing,” but “somewhat addictive,” so users can easily burn through the lowest-cost $20 a month usage credit option. Tools like OpenClaw are “pretty great” when you have many tasks running in parallel, Andersen noted. For instance, in a marketing campaign, agents can check sales volumes and generate new content at the same time. Levy added that agents could potentially replace “the human worker-bee” altogether, handling the minutiae of day-to-day work. Helpdesk workflows are “particularly aligned” with the capabilities of OpenClaw-like agents, he pointed out, as the agents can autonomously manage and close tickets. Or, in administrative work, they can take on repetitive, low-risk and high-return tasks like scheduling meetings, drafting email messages, and managing follow-ups. In software development, vibe-coding agents can efficiently generate large volumes of code for diverse projects. “Is the code any good? The verdict is still out on that, but it’s clear that OpenClaw-like agents are already rapidly tilting the coding landscape in favour of automation,” said Levy. Still, agents need a lot of permissions to live up to expectations, which can introduce “unnecessary or unacceptable” levels of risk, he noted. Builders will need to grant sufficient access to maintain productivity, but not so much that they set the stage for an “AI-powered debacle” down the road. Enterprises also run the risk of AI-fed data leakage, likely from opportunistic agents accessing sensitive data from multiple sources and sharing it beyond originally intended purposes, Levy said. Agents are subject to “AI-ified cybersecurity risks,” such as prompt injection and instruction attacks that use hidden text in documents to autonomously execute remote commands. Another issue is explainability; particularly in regulated industries, enterprises must be able to show traceability and justify why a certain action was taken and who signed off on it. Additionally, “longer-term reliance at this level will inevitably erode institutional knowledge as the human workers who originally crafted it are replaced by automation,” Levy cautioned.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, May 20 — Google on Tuesday showed off new plans to turn its famous search bar into an AI assistant...
Jury selection begins Monday in a high-stakes civil trial between Elon Musk and Sam Altman. According to NBC News, the "billionaires versus billionaires" dispute centres on OpenAI's shift from a non-profit to a for-profit entity, with Musk alleging a "betrayal" of the company's original public-spirited mission.
The former OpenAI business partners are embroiled in a high-stakes dispute over the future of one of the world's top AI companies.
The former OpenAI business partners are embroiled in a high-stakes dispute over the future of one of the world's top AI companies.
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The move would put Manitoba out ahead of Canada’s federal government, which is considering national restrictions.
NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) is one of the Best Stocks to Buy While the Market Is Down. On April 18, Reuters announced that Cerebras Systems, which is a venture capital-backed, Silicon Valley-based company, filed for a US initial public offering. This can mean direct competition for NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA), as on its website, Cerebras Systems boasts [...]
A New York federal judge has given news organizations and authors additional time to depose an OpenAI employee in litigation accusing the artificial intelligence company of using copyrighted material to train ChatGPT, saying the employee's lack of preparation and OpenAI counsel's "pattern of repeated objections" impeded his earlier deposition.
Megantic and Shopify APAC warn Australian retailers to overhaul product data and site structure as AI shopping tools reshape discovery.
Megantic and Shopify APAC warn Australian retailers to overhaul product data and site structure as AI shopping tools reshape discovery.
Anthropic filed an amicus brief urging a federal appeals court to overturn a ruling that AI training on copyrighted content isn't fair use. The Fifth Circuit case could set precedent affecting every major AI company's business model and the future of copyright law.
Artificial intelligence firms spent years hyping their software as world-changing; now they're scrambling to convince people it won't quietly wreck their lives. OpenAI this week rolled out a policy wish list aimed squarely at public anxiety over jobs and inequality, floating ideas like a four-day workweek and a public wealth...
U.S. crude futures rose on Thursday morning after settling with the biggest fall since April 2020 during the previous trading session, after U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to a two-week ceasefire with Iran.
Ten AI video tools ranked for 2026, with Google Veo 3.1 topping the list for broadcast-quality output and Kling AI close behind for photorealistic humans. Most platforms now offer free tiers and 4K support.