
The India AI Impact Summit is attracting major AI players and government leaders, with significant investments announced, including $1.1 billion for AI startups and a $600 million stake in Neysa.


Ring's new Search Party feature, highlighted during the Super Bowl, has ignited controversy over privacy and surveillance, leading to a swift backlash and the cancellation of a controversial partnership with Flock Safety.



Bytedance is limiting its AI video tool Seedance following a cease-and-desist from Disney over alleged IP violations involving copyrighted characters. Disney's legal action comes amid a surge of viral videos using these characters.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has unveiled new measures aimed at improving online safety for children, including potential social media restrictions and regulations for AI chatbots. These actions come amid growing concerns over the impact of online platforms on youth.


AI experts express skepticism about OpenClaw's potential, citing security flaws and lack of innovation despite its viral popularity.



China's rapid advancements in AI are challenging the U.S. monopoly, with analysts predicting a shift towards a 'Chinese tech stack' in the coming years. The country is developing advanced models on homegrown chips, raising concerns about U.S. dominance in the AI arms race.

Investors are facing a significant market adjustment as concerns grow over AI's impact on various industries, leading to a $2 trillion loss in software market caps. Analysts argue this reflects a shift from overly optimistic expectations to a more realistic view of AI's long-term winners and losers.



A KPMG partner has been fined A$10,000 for using AI to cheat during an internal training course, highlighting growing concerns over AI-related cheating in accountancy firms.