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CEOs Say Only 44% of Their CIOs Are AI-Savvy
A new Gartner survey finds most CEOs do not think their own leadership teams, including CIOs, understand AI well enough to guide the business, which helps explain why most AI projects still produce no measurable payoff.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Now Tracks Clicks and Keystrokes on Mac
OpenAI launched Computer History, a ChatGPT feature for Mac that logs your clicks, typing, and app switches so the AI can remember your work and build automations, raising the same privacy questions that hit Microsoft's Recall feature last year.
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Microsoft Ships In-House Reasoning AI, No OpenAI Data
Microsoft has opened its first fully in-house reasoning model, MAI-Thinking-1, to public preview, a model built without any OpenAI technology and aimed at cheaper enterprise use through Microsoft Foundry.
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OpenAI and Anthropic Cut AI Prices As China Gains Ground
OpenAI cut prices on its cheapest model by 80 percent and Anthropic launched a new model at half the price of its flagship, both racing to keep customers who are switching to far cheaper Chinese AI models like DeepSeek and Moonshot's Kimi.
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Alibaba Prices New Flagship AI Model Below OpenAI
Alibaba released Qwen3.8, a top-tier AI model that matches OpenAI and Anthropic on many tasks while costing far less to run, though large companies building on it now owe Alibaba a cut of their revenue.
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AI Chatbots Don't Check If Their Advice Worked
Most enterprise AI tools give confident answers but never check whether those answers actually helped, which research ties directly to why the vast majority of company AI projects fail to show any financial return.
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UK Launches AI Boot Camps for Jobless Young People
The UK government is piloting three-week AI training camps for up to 70 unemployed young people in north-west England, feeding them into apprenticeships at firms like BAE Systems and Heinz as youth joblessness hits its highest level in over a decade.
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Writer Launches Palmyra X6, Built on Chinese Open Model
Writer, an enterprise AI company that serves clients like Accenture and Uber, launched a new model called Palmyra X6 built on top of a Chinese open source model and claims it can cut customer AI costs by up to half, showing that controlling how AI systems are run now matters more than which model powers them.
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DeepSeek Ships V4 Pro, Raises API Prices
DeepSeek released its finished V4 Pro AI model and gave away its agent-building software for free, while sharply raising API prices, especially for the repeated file reads that AI agents rely on.
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AI Agents Breached Taiwan Government, Stole 2,500 Records
Suspected China-linked hackers used a free, downloadable AI agent tool to autonomously break into Taiwan's government systems and its nuclear safety agency, showing that AI-run cyberattacks are now a repeatable tactic rather than a one-off experiment.
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Claude Cowork Now Runs Inside Chrome's Sidebar
Anthropic has merged its office-task AI agent, Claude Cowork, into the Claude for Chrome browser extension, so Max and Team subscribers can start a task on the desktop app and finish it in the browser, right as security researchers keep finding new ways to trick the same extension into acting without permission.
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Only 23% of Firms See Real Value From AI Agents
A new Deloitte survey shows most companies are three to four years away from truly redesigning their operations around AI agents, and a separate Accenture study found only a small share of firms can point to real, board-level results from the money they have already spent.
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SpaceX's Grok 4.6 Matches Rivals at 60% Lower Price
SpaceX's AI division released Grok 4.6, a model that ties OpenAI's top system on independent benchmarks while charging roughly 60 percent less per use, sharpening a price war that is pushing down the cost of enterprise AI.
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AI Agents Now Beat Humans at Basic Computer Tasks
A new industry report finds that AI agents which click, type, and fill forms on a computer now score higher than human testers on standard tasks, and companies are already using them to cut back-office costs in half.
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Google Adds Sign Language Typing to Pixel 11 Phones
Google DeepMind built an AI model called SL2T that lets Deaf users sign to their Pixel 11 phone instead of typing, starting with American Sign Language, in a market where sign language apps are projected to grow from 1.2 billion dollars to 2.5 billion dollars by 2034.
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SpaceXAI Launches Grok Bot, AI Agents for Office Work
SpaceXAI (the merged xAI and SpaceX) launched Grok Bot, a beta AI agent that logs into your work apps and finishes multi-step tasks on its own, starting at $120 a month per person.
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AI Layoffs Hit 55,000 Jobs in 2025, Not Millions
A year after Anthropic and OpenAI predicted AI would wipe out mass numbers of white collar jobs, government data and hiring reports show no such wave, and both CEOs now admit they were wrong.
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Mistral's EU Data Residency Doesn't Cover All AI Features
Mistral now charges businesses 10 percent extra to keep AI requests inside Europe and 75 percent extra for faster processing during busy periods, but the European guarantee skips agents, file storage, and batch jobs, so companies relying on it for strict rules like GDPR or DORA need to check the fine print.
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Researchers Crack Encrypted Reasoning in ChatGPT and Claude
Security researchers found a flaw in how OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google encrypt the private thinking text their AI models produce, then used it to read that hidden reasoning, recover passwords and API keys from public chat sessions, and gather evidence that a Chinese AI model was trained on stolen reasoning from Claude and GPT.
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Mercury Launches Corporate Credit Cards for AI Agents
Mercury launched virtual credit cards that let startups hand spending power directly to AI agents, joining a much bigger race among Visa, Mastercard, Google and Stripe to build payment rails for machines instead of humans.
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