The global AI war will be won in the key arena of education and training, according to Jack Ilmonen. The edge lies in producing a population ready to think alongside machines rather than compete with them. This approach focuses on preparing individuals to work effectively with AI, rather than trying to outdo it in traditional competitive ways.
Business Insider's AI search tool has seen a 50% increase in click-throughs to articles since October, with engagement significantly boosted among users. The tool, which is currently used by only 1% of the publication's readership, has been a success in promoting journalism. In addition to the search tool, Business Insider's AI audio briefings have also seen a 20% month-over-month growth in consumption. The company's staff are using AI tools extensively, with 80-90% of employees utilizing them. This investment in AI is driven by the belief that it will improve the company's bottom line in the future, despite current ROI being low.
Agilix Labs' AI-powered assistant, BusyBee, has reached a milestone of over one million graded student submissions since its launch in February 2025. BusyBee, built on Amazon Bedrock, is helping teachers provide fast and personalized feedback in classrooms where it matters most.
CoreWeave has announced a new phase of investment in AI data center capacity. The investment will help accelerate the UK Government's Compute Roadmap, providing advanced AI infrastructure to drive innovation and growth. This will support local job creation across engineering, operations, and related services.
The hidden human cost of artificial intelligence refers to the unintended consequences of AI on society, particularly in terms of job displacement and mental health. A study found that 40% of jobs are at high risk of being automated, with 75% of tasks being repetitive and easily automatable. This could lead to widespread unemployment, as seen in the example of a factory in Detroit where 1,000 jobs were lost due to automation. The article also highlights the potential negative impact on mental health, citing a study that found AI-related stress and anxiety increased by 50% among workers.
Disney, Warner Bros., and NBCUniversal have united in a lawsuit against Chinese AI firm MiniMax, alleging that the company stole intellectual property from Hollywood studios to fuel its image and video generating platform, Hailuo AI. The lawsuit claims that MiniMax's actions were "willful and brazen" and ignored repeated cease and desist letters. Examples of stolen content include AI-made images of Darth Vader created from typed prompts, highlighting the company's ability to instantly create lifelike pictures and clips of beloved characters.
Doximity moves to scrap OpenEvidence's AI trade secrets suit, citing meritless lawsuits as an attempt to "stifle fair competition". Doximity Inc. filed a motion to dismiss OpenEvidence Inc.'s June complaint, alleging theft of trade secrets by probing its publicly available chatbot.
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Google faces new antitrust claims alleging AI search training misappropriation. The allegations, filed on September 8, 2025, claim that Google's AI search training data was misappropriated from other companies. The complaint states that Google used this data to improve its search results, potentially harming competitors. This is the second antitrust claim against Google in 2025, following a complaint filed in January.