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Apple’s Fitbit Air-rivaling AI health coach is delayed, new report claims
By Alex Blake published
Apple’s rumored AI health coach has been delayed and won’t appear at WWDC in June, a new report claims.

Pope Leo sounds a warning about the dangers of unfettered AI
By Lance Ulanoff published
Pope Leo's Encyclical, 'Magnifica humanitas,' has many warnings about the dangers of unfettered AI, but it's what he says more broadly about technology that really resonates.

Sam Altman says AI won't lead to a 'jobs apocalypse'
By Mike Moore published
OpenAI CEO says it was "roughly right" about predicting the effect of its tech, but "pretty wrong" on the social and economic implications.

Marketing doesn’t have a data problem: it has an action problem
By Bridget Perry published
Marketers have more insight than ever, but still struggle to make timely, effective decisions.

Reported ransomware incidents are just the tip of the iceberg
By Dr Darren Williams published
Attackers are motivated principally by one thing: the value and presence of the company’s data.

Observability was built for humans. AI agents need something different
By Mike Shi, Arno van Driel published
Observability platforms built for humans falter as AI agents demand deeper, continuously accessible telemetry data.

The Pope just warned AI could create ‘new forms of dehumanization’
By Graham Barlow published
The Pontiff is setting his sights on Silicon Valley

AI-generated threats are hitting businesses harder than ever - do you know what to look out for?
By Sead Fadilpašić published
Crooks are using AI to create entire fake personas and bypass KYC, experts warn.

Why health AI needs a new approach, not just smarter algorithms
By Dr. Amitha Kalaichandran published
Healthcare AI scales fast, but legacy systems constrain performance, integration, and meaningful clinical impact.

'ChatGPT kind of sucked' — Former Assassin's Creed director says he used AI to help him learn to code, but it was 'brutal'
By Demi Williams published
Former Assassin's Creed Hexe director Clint Hocking has admitted to using AI in the past to help him learn to code, but found the process to be "brutal."
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