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Anthropic Expands AI Security Program to 150 New Partners
Anthropic has added 150 new organisations across 15 countries to its AI-powered security scanning program, Project Glasswing, extending access to power, water, healthcare, and communications providers whose systems, if breached, could affect more than 100 million people each.
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Big Banks Are Building AI on Their Own Transaction Data
Revolut, Mastercard, and Stripe have each built a single large AI model trained on their own billions of transactions, replacing dozens of separate fraud, credit, and risk tools with one system that understands customer behavior in context, and NVIDIA has just released a toolkit so any financial institution can do the same.
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GitHub Copilot Switches to Pay-Per-Use Billing
As of June 1, 2026, Microsoft ended flat-rate billing on GitHub Copilot and moved to a credit system that charges per word processed, with heavy users already reporting bills that exhaust a full month's allowance in a single day, creating new cost exposure for any business whose software teams rely on the tool.
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Alphabet Raises $80B to Build More AI Capacity
Google's parent company is selling $80 billion in stock, including $10 billion to Warren Buffett's successor at Berkshire Hathaway, to pay for data centers and computing power it says it cannot build fast enough to meet demand.
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Nvidia Launches Its Own PC Chip for AI Agents
Nvidia has unveiled the RTX Spark, its first chip designed for Windows laptops and desktops, putting AI agents that can work through your files, apps, and tasks directly on a personal computer, with devices from Dell, HP, Microsoft, Lenovo, and others arriving this fall.
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Meta's AI Support Bot Handed Hackers Instagram Account Access
Meta's AI-powered Instagram support chatbot, rolled out globally in March 2026 with the ability to perform real account changes, was used by hackers to steal hundreds of accounts including a dormant US government profile, with the vulnerability circulating in hacker circles for months before a patch arrived.
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BYD Takes Crash Liability Its Rivals Won't Touch
BYD will pay all costs if one of its cars crashes while using its assisted driving system in China, a commitment no major carmaker has made before, and one that reshapes the question of who is responsible when a car's software causes an accident.
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AWS Lets AI Agents Spend Money on Your Behalf
Amazon launched a preview service that lets AI agents make real purchases autonomously, with built-in spending limits and guardrails, signaling that software working on your behalf will soon be able to pay for things without asking you first.
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DuckDuckGo Launches No-AI Search Extensions for Chrome and Firefox
After Google turned its search engine into an AI-first experience in May 2026, traffic to DuckDuckGo's no-AI search page tripled, prompting the company to release browser extensions that lock Chrome and Firefox users into a fully AI-free search experience by default.
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Florida Sues OpenAI and Sam Altman Over ChatGPT Safety
Florida became the first U.S. state to sue OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman over ChatGPT's alleged role in mass violence and user harm, a move that signals a wider legal reckoning for AI companies that any business using or selling AI tools should watch closely.
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Taiwan Builds the World's AI Factories, Then Uses AI to Run Them
NVIDIA's latest showcase at GTC Taipei reveals that Taiwan's manufacturers, from Foxconn to TSMC, are not just making the world's AI hardware but applying AI to their own factory floors, cutting defect inspection time by two-thirds, speeding up production layouts by 70%, and deploying humanoid robots on assembly lines.
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NVIDIA Launches Cosmos 3 Open AI Model for Robots and Vehicles
NVIDIA has launched Cosmos 3, a free, open AI model that lets companies building robots, self-driving vehicles, and warehouse automation systems simulate the physical world and generate realistic training scenarios without collecting expensive real-world data.
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NVIDIA Launches AI Manager Tool for Factory Floors
NVIDIA has released a ready-made design called the Factory Operations Blueprint that lets manufacturers build an AI system to monitor machines, catch problems, and coordinate workers automatically, with Foxconn already projecting an 80% reduction in the time it takes to find the root cause of production issues.
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Scotland's 'Green' Data Centre Label Has No Definition
Scotland is actively courting large AI data centres with a 'green' label that has no legal definition and was written before AI existed at scale, meaning developers can claim climate credentials with no requirement to prove them.
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Google Adds Shared Team Workspaces to Gemini Business Plans
Google is rolling out shared project workspaces and automated task scheduling to its Business-tier Workspace plans, narrowing the feature gap with Enterprise and giving smaller teams a more credible team AI setup at no extra cost.
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OpenAI Publishes AI Risk Rules for Enterprise Use
OpenAI has released its Frontier Governance Framework, a public document that maps its internal safety practices to EU and California AI laws, giving any business that deploys AI a concrete reference for what compliance-ready governance looks like in practice.
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Biohub Releases Free AI Tool to Design Cancer-Fighting Proteins
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's nonprofit Biohub released a free, open set of AI models that can design proteins targeting cancer and immune diseases, compressing research that once took years into days and giving any lab in the world access to tools previously available only to the best-funded research teams.
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AWS Rebuilds Search Infrastructure for AI Agents
Amazon has overhauled a core piece of its cloud infrastructure to handle the unpredictable, burst-heavy traffic patterns of AI agents, and the move signals a broader reshaping of internet plumbing that will affect costs and capabilities for any business deploying or buying AI-powered tools.
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Groq Raises $650M to Run AI Cloud After Nvidia Deal
After selling its chip technology to Nvidia for $20 billion and losing most of its leadership team, Groq is raising $650 million to rebuild itself as a cloud service that runs AI tasks for businesses.
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Clean energy IPO wave is funded by AI power demand
Three clean energy companies went public in early 2026 at a combined valuation of roughly $30 billion, all directly tied to AI data centers driving the largest surge in electricity demand the US grid has seen in decades.
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