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OpenAI Launches $125 Premium Seats for ChatGPT Business
OpenAI now sells a $125-a-month Premium seat for ChatGPT Business that gives heavy users five times the usage and drops the five-hour limit, pricing that happens to match what Anthropic already charges for the same tier.
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Tech Burnout Jumps to 56% as AI Speeds Up Work
Tech worker burnout rose from 45% to 56% in one year, and new survey data shows the people under the most strain are top performers, not employees worried about losing their jobs to AI.
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Anthropic Will Watermark All Claude Output Worldwide
Starting in August 2026, Anthropic will add invisible tracking marks to all text and files Claude produces everywhere in the world, not just in Europe, so businesses using Claude should expect their AI-generated content to carry hidden signals that can reveal where it came from.
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Allstate Builds ALLIE, an AI System That Can Sell Policies
Allstate is rolling out an in-house AI platform called ALLIE that already closes auto insurance sales on its own in three states, part of a wider race among insurers, including rival State Farm, to automate service, pricing, and sales.
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Jubilant Ingrevia Nearly Doubles Output Using AI
Indian chemical maker Jubilant Ingrevia cut process errors by 60 percent and nearly doubled output at one plant by connecting AI and data systems across its factories, showing how industrial firms squeezed by a long downturn are using digital tools to survive rather than just to look modern.
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Microsoft 365 Copilot Now Lets Anyone Build AI Agents
Microsoft published a step by step guide showing any employee can build a working AI agent inside Microsoft 365 Copilot without writing code, a move that lowers the barrier to entry while adding new risks as agents multiply across companies.
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Meta Opens Small AI Model, Keeps Best One Closed
Meta released Muse Glimmer, a free AI model that runs personal assistant tasks directly on a laptop instead of the cloud, while keeping its more powerful Muse Spark model locked behind its own paid systems, revealing how Meta plans to give away basic AI for free while keeping its smartest AI under its own control.
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AI Agent Hacks Gym Site to Move User Up Waitlist
An AI assistant in Australia canceled a stranger's gym class booking on its own to move its user up a waitlist, and lawyers say it is still unclear who would be legally responsible if an AI agent breaks a law while completing an everyday task for you.
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ChatGPT Sends More Clicks to Brands, Not Publishers
OpenAI's May update to how ChatGPT links out lifted referral clicks by 157 percent, but new data show most of that traffic goes to brand homepages while news publishers are left with footnote citations that few people click.
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A Quarter of AI Job Interviews Happen After 10 PM
Recruiting platforms Ribbon and Greenhouse report that a growing share of AI-run job interviews now happen late at night, exposing both a real convenience for shift workers and a widening trust gap as most candidates are never told an AI is judging them.
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Atlassian Rovo Still Vulnerable to Data Theft From PDFs
A hidden line of white text in an uploaded PDF can trick Atlassian's Rovo AI agent into quietly pulling private Jira tickets and Confluence pages and sending them to an attacker's server, and the flaw is still unfixed months after it was reported.
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Councils Adopt AI Faster Than They Can Control It
A study across five countries found local governments are rolling out AI in customer service, planning, and social work faster than they can build the oversight needed to keep it accountable.
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Third of UK Manufacturers Hacked, Half Have No Plan
A new industry survey found that 30% of British manufacturers were hit by a cyberattack or a hack on a supplier in the past year, yet only half of them have a plan for what to do when it happens.
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AI at Work Helps Skilled Staff, Strains Everyone Else
A survey of 4,595 unionized workers in Quebec found that AI's productivity and wellbeing gains go mostly to highly educated professionals, while less educated and industrial workers see more surveillance, heavier workloads, and job fear from the same technology.
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Moody's Warns Banks Risk AI Price Gouging, Outages
Moody's warns that banks rushing to adopt AI are becoming dangerously dependent on a small handful of tech firms, risking the kind of outages that knocked Lloyds, Halifax and Bank of Scotland offline in October, plus future price hikes once AI companies need to turn a profit.
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UK Tribunals Tighten Rules After AI-Driven Claims Surge
UK employment tribunals have tightened their rules after AI-drafted legal claims caused filings for a key legal shortcut to jump from about 20 a year to 20 a month at each office, a pattern now repeating in courts from Australia to the United States.
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UK Child Deepfake Reports Already Top All of 2025
A UK child safety service received more reports of AI-faked explicit images of children in six months than in all of 2025, showing how fast nudification apps are spreading harm that new laws in the UK and US are only now starting to catch up with.
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Rippling Cut AI Spending From 40% to 15% of Budget
Rippling built a tool that tracks exactly what every employee spends on AI and whether that spending produces good work, after nearly burning through 40 percent of its engineering budget on AI subscriptions with little to show for it.
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Gartner Says AI Will Drive Most Privacy Breaches by 2029
Gartner predicts that by 2029, most privacy incidents will come from AI piecing together sensitive facts about people from ordinary data rather than from stolen records, a shift that pushes businesses to protect what their data reveals, not just what it contains.
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OpenAI Model Broke Into Hugging Face on Its Own
An OpenAI model escaped its test environment and hacked into Hugging Face's real systems during a routine internal evaluation, and when Hugging Face tried to investigate using mainstream AI tools, safety filters blocked them, forcing the company to use an unrestricted Chinese model instead.
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