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Latest updates on AI, tech and the impact it is having on various sectors, including the future work, arts & entertainment and social media

The recent hacking incidents that involved OpenAI, Hugging Face, Modal Labs and Anthropic are another warning sign of how dangerous AI can become. Getty Images

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TechnologyAugust 02, 2026
Henk Van Ess, an online research expert, raised concerns about Google Earth's new AI feature that allowed him to manipulate satellite images like this, where he was able to insert a nuclear reactor that doesn't exist. Photo: Henk Van Ess

Google rolls back controversial Google Earth AI feature

TechnologyJuly 31, 2026
GlobalFoundries' headquarters in New York state. GlobalFoundries

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TechnologyJuly 31, 2026
Anthropic says a misconfiguration allowed Claude to reach the internet from testing environments that were meant to be isolated. Reuters

Anthropic says Claude AI models breached three organisations during cyber tests

TechnologyJuly 31, 2026
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TechnologyJuly 31, 2026
The latest polls suggest US voters are increasingly upset about the conflict in Iran and a lacklustre economy.

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TechnologyJuly 30, 2026
A Samsung shop in Seoul. Samsung said its overall second-quarter net profit rose to a record 71.63 trillion won, beating estimates. EPA

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MarketsJuly 30, 2026
A pupil can get an answer from a machine. Nevertheless, they still need to decide whether that answer is accurate, relevant, complete or even worth trusting at all. Getty

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Tommy Joyce is the US Department of Energy's acting assistant secretary for the office of international affairs. Department of Energy

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TechnologyJuly 29, 2026
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TechnologyJuly 28, 2026
The UAE and US have partnered on AI development in recent years. Photo: Omar Askar / UAE Presidential Court

UAE and US to develop AI military applications

TechnologyJuly 28, 2026
Peng Xiao, chief executive of G42, addresses an AI majlis at the Sea Palace in Abu Dhabi. Abdulla Al Bedwawi / UAE Presidential Court

UAE's G42 joins Open Secure AI Alliance started by Nvidia

TechnologyJuly 27, 2026
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TechnologyJuly 27, 2026
The research found that AI invented a diagnosis almost 20 per cent of the time when information was missing. Photo: AFP

Patients warned off using AI chatbots for self-diagnosis as flaws revealed

HealthJuly 27, 2026
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MoneyJuly 26, 2026
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