Nvidia has agreed to share 15% of its AI chip revenue with the US government after resuming sales to China, amid negotiations over rare earths and concerns about national security.
The development of artificial intelligence (AI) agents is hindered by the complexity of web pages, particularly those with nested <div> tags. In contrast, semantic HTML tags provide clear meaning and structure, reducing the risk of AI misinterpretation. For instance, using semantic tags for buttons, links, and forms can help AI agents understand their intended actions, increasing the chances of successful task completion.
Tanzanian Police Chief Warns Against Social Media Deception
8.11.25
Tanzanian Police Chief Dr Mpango has urged senior police officers to collaborate with the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) and other state agencies to combat misinformation on social media. He warned that artificial intelligence can be used to create fake images and videos of election candidates, posing a threat to peace and stability in the country.
The American Federation of Teachers has partnered with Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic to provide $23 million in training for educators on using AI "wisely, safely and ethically." This initiative aims to help teachers generate lesson plans and communicate effectively with artificial intelligence. However, the author, an elementary teacher and researcher, expresses concern that this partnership may prioritize technology over children's needs, highlighting their own experience of teaching students who learn out of curiosity rather than obligation.
The Lee Kuan Yew Global Business Plan Competition has selected 59 startups from around the world for its 12th edition. The selected startups are working on innovative solutions in various fields such as energy, healthcare, materials science, and more. Some of the notable startups include Arculus, which repurposes natural gas transmission pipelines for bulk transportation of CO2 or hydrogen; Castomize, making healthcare more accessible, effective, and less invasive through advanced medical devices; and ChemT Biotechnology, revolutionizing bio-manufacturing with AI-designed small molecules.
Other notable startups include Cold Battery, a cutting-edge solution for storing and delivering cold energy efficiently; Inviscid AI, delivering physics-informed AI that creates digital twins and simulations up to 1000 times faster than traditional methods. MabLab has built the world's first multi-agent rapid test capable of detecting laced drugs and spiked drinks.
The competition also features startups like OmniPath H2, Sesame Sustainability, and 8inks, which are working on innovative solutions for industrial decarbonisation, energy efficiency, and battery manufacturing. Additionally, there are startups focused on ocean data analysis, material discovery, and drug discovery, such as AMPHITRITE, Dunia Innovations, and Saint Novel.
The selected startups will have the opportunity to receive funding, mentorship, and networking opportunities through the competition.
Abu Dhabi is setting global standards for AI adoption through institutions like AIATC, ATRC, TII, and others. The emirate has seen a surge in 150 new AI companies launched from January to June 2025, driven by strategic investment and demand. Shamis Ali Khalfan Al Dhaheri attributes this growth to a vibrant community of entrepreneurs, scientists, and global leaders who recognize Abu Dhabi as a hub for groundbreaking technology ventures. The Abu Dhabi Chamber's new strategic roadmap (2025-2028) focuses on ease of doing business, policy advocacy, and ecosystem connectivity, giving the emirate a competitive edge in AI innovation. Abu Dhabi has emerged as the fastest-growing centre for artificial intelligence in the Middle East and North Africa, driven by strategic investment, advanced infrastructure, and cross-sector demand. The UAE has made significant strides in establishing itself as a regional and global hub for artificial intelligence, with the launch of the UAE Artificial Intelligence Strategy 2031 aiming to increase AI's contribution to 14% of GDP by 2031.
The article emphasizes the importance of aligning financial and technical truths in AI development, allowing for better budgeting and creating infrastructure that functions like AI itself. This understanding will enable developers to focus on building high-quality AI products, rather than struggling with inefficient systems. The views expressed are those of the author, not TechRadarPro or Future plc.
Altman Warns Against Misuse of ChatGPT's Dark Side
8.11.25
Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has expressed concern over some users misusing ChatGPT for 'self-destructive' purposes after the release of GPT-5. This comes amid backlash against the AI model.
Autonomous AI Agents Streamline Blockchain Workflows Globally
8.11.25
A company's AI agents are designed to perform tasks independently by integrating with decentralized protocols, smart contracts, and blockchain-based systems. These agents can monitor blockchain transactions, trigger contract executions, process data, and interact with decentralized applications without manual intervention, aiming to reduce friction in blockchain workflows and enable new use cases for businesses and individuals.