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Artificial Intelligence - Page 2

September 7, 2026
Columns/Defence/Technology

When the Crowd Becomes a Database

A concert, a demonstration or a football match may appear to be an ordinary gathering of people. But as artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in facial-recognition systems, such events can also become

Health

AI Fails the Ultimate Genetic Test as Scientists Rewrite a Virus

Scientists have systematically mutated nearly every nucleotide in the genome of the bacteriophage ΦX174, or phi X, revealing both unexpected effects on the virus and significant limitations in the ability of leading artificial-intelligence models to predict biological consequences. The study

September 2, 2026

Anthropic’s $30 Trillion AI Bet Tests the Limits of the Hype

Business

Anthropic is preparing for a potential stock market debut in the autumn and is reportedly approaching investors with an extraordinary proposition: the future market

Ukraine Hands Britain a Military AI Goldmine

Ukraine/United Kingdom/World

Ukraine and Britain are to expand cooperation on the military use of artificial intelligence, combining Ukraine’s battlefield experience with Britain’s technology and research capabilities

Japan’s $2.3tn Gamble on Industrial Revival

August 14, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

At a newly built factory in southwestern Japan, a robot makes a mistake — and then corrects it. At Yaskawa Electric’s new 20 billion yen ($126 million) factory building in Kitakyushu, one

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Can Artificial Intelligence Keep  Skies Safe?

August 14, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Flight operations not only have to be safe, but also orderly and quick. — Jens Bartels, Ramp Control Manager, Munich Airport The Transition There was a time when the air traffic control

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Intel Plans $15 Billion Share Sale as Chipmaking Turnaround Drives Stock Surge

August 11, 2026
Business

Intel plans to raise $15 billion through a share sale, using a surge in its stock price to help finance the costly expansion of its chip contract manufacturing business as the company

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Harari: AI Could Make Humanity Obsolete

August 10, 2026
Geopolitics/Technology

The artificial intelligence revolution may represent a more profound transformation than the industrial revolution because, according to Israeli historian Yuval Noah Harari, it is not merely producing new tools but creating new

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Sony, TSMC Plan $6.3 Billion Image Sensor Plant in Japan

August 10, 2026
Business

Sony Group and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) plan to begin mass production of next-generation image sensor semiconductors in Kumamoto prefecture in southwestern Japan as early as 2029, with total investment expected

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ByteDance Trains Giant AI Model to Challenge US Industry Leaders

August 7, 2026
Business

ByteDance is developing an artificial intelligence model that could rival the scale of Anthropic’s most advanced systems, highlighting China’s growing ambition to compete directly with the world’s leading AI laboratories as the

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The Future of Aviation Management: Reimagining the Aviation MBA

August 6, 2026
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

“Young people are already leading the way as organizers and innovators. But to go further, they need access to the skills that will shape the future – from critical thinking and problem-solving

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China’s DeepSeek Plans Gigawatt-Scale AI Data Centre in Major Infrastructure Expansion

August 2, 2026
Business

DeepSeek is planning a major expansion of its artificial intelligence computing infrastructure with the development of a gigawatt-scale data centre in Inner Mongolia, according to people familiar with the matter, marking one

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AI Safety Blind Spot Raises New Counterterrorism Concerns

August 2, 2026
Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Analysis published in the latest issue of the CTC Sentinel by the Combating Terrorism Center warns that current artificial intelligence safety measures may be insufficient to prevent terrorist misuse, with pilot testing

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Citadel’s Acquisition of Situational Awareness Assets Helps Stabilise AI Stock Sell-Off

August 1, 2026
Business

Citadel’s purchase of most of hedge fund Situational Awareness’ public equity portfolio has helped calm investor concerns after a sharp semiconductor market downturn erased around $3 trillion in value. The deal, first

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