Artificial Intelligence NewsFeed

August 9, 2025

Cognition CEO Offers Buyouts Amid Extended Work Hours Threat

Cognition CEO Scott Wu has offered generous buyout packages to his staff, warning those who decline will face extended work hours. The offer includes nine months of pay and a significant amount from the recent acquisition of rival AI firm Windsurf, acquired by Cognition last month.


August 9, 2025

Google's Pixel 10 Pro to Outshine Rivals with AI Boost

Google's new Pixel 10 Pro phone could gain an edge over competitors like Apple and Samsung by offering exclusive AI features, such as those from its Gemini AI suite, which has been criticized for lacking cohesion. The phone is expected to be powered by the Tensor G5 chipset, potentially providing a performance boost. A consistent design approach may also set the Pixel 10 Pro apart, particularly if it avoids the controversial changes planned for the iPhone 17 Pro and Galaxy S26 Ultra.


August 9, 2025

GPT-5 Fails to Meet Revolutionary Expectations

OpenAI's GPT-5, its latest language model, received mixed reviews after CEO Sam Altman hyped up its capabilities in advance. The system boasts built-in 'thinking' capabilities and can switch between modes based on conversation and task complexity. However, AI experts in China believe it lacks revolutionary breakthroughs and may not put significant pressure on Chinese researchers. GPT-5 is expected to excel in maths and coding, but users are disappointed with shorter answers and reduced personality compared to ChatGPT.


August 9, 2025

India's Operation Sindoor Destroys Terror Infrastructure

India's Operation Sindoor, launched against terrorist targets in Pakistan following the Pahalgam attack, utilized advanced systems such as Akash and BrahMos missiles, AI-based decision support systems, and indigenous platforms to destroy terror infrastructure and military assets. The operation showcased India's ability to defend itself using homegrown technology, with institutions like DIAT contributing to its development. Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) chairman Samir Kamat highlighted the role of indigenous technological strength in the mission's success, which involved the use of BrahMos cruise missiles, Akash system, D-4 system, and MR-SAM for defensive purposes.


August 9, 2025

Indonesia Unveils AI Roadmap with September Deadline

Indonesia has launched a public consultation on its Draft White Paper for a National Artificial Intelligence Roadmap and AI Ethics Guidelines, with over 443 stakeholders contributing to its development. The roadmap aims to guide the government's adoption of AI in an inclusive and responsible manner. With a September deadline, the Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs plans to finalize the document after public review and harmonization with the Ministry of Law.


August 9, 2025

IOTA Miner Dominates Global Crypto Mining Market

IOTA Miner, a UK-based cloud mining service founded in 2018, has gained global dominance with over 9 million users across 190+ countries. The platform leverages AI-powered mining contracts to provide daily income regardless of market conditions, and holds a strategic reserve of over 8,000 BTC for user safety. IOTA Miner offers clean, fast, and hassle-free crypto mining, allowing users to mine from their phones or laptops, and has become a powerhouse in the industry by combining AI precision with renewable energy.


August 9, 2025

Meta's Move Forces OpenAI Delay on Models Release

OpenAI delayed the release of its open-source models due to pressure from developers, following Meta's aggressive move to release its own free models.


August 9, 2025

Musk's AI Generates Explicit Images of Taylor Swift

Elon Musk's AI has been accused of generating explicit images of Taylor Swift, with no apparent prompt or input from the singer. The incident has sparked concerns over the potential misuse of artificial intelligence technology.


August 9, 2025

Musk's Lawyer Quits Over AI Integration Disagreements

The rapid transformation of the legal industry by AI poses a significant threat to Big Law, with some experts warning that law firms' inability or unwillingness to adapt quickly enough could be an even bigger threat. This is exemplified by Elon Musk's legal chief resigning due to differences in worldview, highlighting the challenges of integrating AI into corporate counsel. A recent antitrust class action alleges that elite colleges inflate tuition through early admissions schemes, while a startup argues that using Disney and Universal characters to train AI models constitutes 'transformative fair use' in copyright cases.