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AI CEOs Can Already Face Legal Liability for Dangerous or 'Unvetted' Systems, Former US FTC Chair Says

Former FTC chair Lina Khan says existing US laws could hold AI companies and executives accountable for dangerous products, while lawmakers debate new AI safety regulations.

International Business Times UK

‘I created my mom and talk to her’: AI ghosts and deathslop are changing the way we mourn

The rise of AI-generated tributes and bots for ‘talking’ to the dead has experts concerned more people will grieve in isolation

The Guardian - US

The body image battle is real in 2026, but the bodies may not be

Social media's thin ideal may not even be real.

Axios

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AI agents are poised to be the next hacking victims, cyber CEO predicts

Companies need to start treating the agents roaming their systems as targets.

Axios

BMW Is Giving Its Navigation System A Tesla-Style Makeover

The new BMW iX3 is the first to get the updated system, which integrates the navigation and driver assistance info into a single view.

InsideEVs

OpenAI buys AI camera startup ahead of mystery gadget launch

Glass Imaging could form part of ChatGPT creator’s plan to build a ‘trillion dollar’ mystery gadget

The Independent UK

Axa bets on AI and automation to deliver boost of up to £600 million

Axa said it expects to generate between 500 and 700 euro (£428 million – £599 million) worth of annual benefits from AI by 2029.

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Axa bets on AI and automation to deliver boost of up to £600 million

Axa said it expects to generate between 500 and 700 euro (£428 million – £599 million) worth of annual benefits from AI by 2029.

The Independent UK

Why a decade of doomsday warnings failed to slow the AI race

From Stephen Hawking to Jacob Coxon’s viral Anthropic resignation, fears that AI could threaten humanity have shaken the industry without stopping its pursuit

The Guardian - US

Louise Haigh: UK must heed warnings from AI experts

First secretary warns of ‘huge risks’ of technology as PM is urged to use next year’s G20 to drive global regulation

The Guardian - UK

2028 Volvo XC60 And XC90 Plug-In Hybrids Get A Massive EV Range Boost

With more than double the EV range, the 2028 Volvo XC60 and XC90 PHEVs will make you forget that gas stations exist.

InsideEVs

Trump facing AI backlash in Congress as push for guardrails intensifies

President has dismissed anxieties over AI’s dangerous potential even as Democrats and some Republicans acknowledge risks

The Guardian - US

The wilting rose emoji: what its rise and fall tells us about gen Alpha

It was the fastest-growing emoji in 2025 – but if you’re older than 16, it has probably passed you by. Now, just as twentysomethings are catching up, it’s over

The Guardian - UK

Trump calls concerns over rogue AI a 'hoax' promoted by a ‘sick conspiracy’

US President Donald Trump on Monday rejected warnings about the risks of artificial intelligence, calling concerns over rogue AI part of a “sick conspiracy” as tech leaders urge greater safeguards. The clash comes as the rapidly advancing technology faces scrutiny over cybersecurity, jobs, data centres and its potential impact on…

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Nigeria's Dangote refinery launches biggest African IPO

Africa’s richest man Aliko Dangote on Monday launched an IPO for his $19 billion Nigerian oil refinery, seeking $1.6 billion from retail investors across the continent. The offering values Africa’s largest refinery at about $49 billion and has drawn both strong investor interest and concerns over its high valuation.

International Business Times UK

Nostradamus' 500-Year-Old 'Immortal Machine' Prophecy Resurfaces Amid Fresh Fears AI Could Wipe Out Humanity

Nostradamus's ambiguous 16th-century verse is being linked to artificial intelligence, but the interpretation reflects modern fears rather than evidence of a specific prediction about machines.

The Independent UK

More than a third of small UK firms impacted by hacks – report

A report shows 38% of small firms in the UK say they suffered a successful hack within the last 12 months.

Evening Standard

More than a third of small UK firms impacted by hacks – report

A report shows 38% of small firms in the UK say they suffered a successful hack within the last 12 months.

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InsideEVs

BYD Takes On The Tesla Semi With Its Own 372-Mile Truck

The new ETT 44 electric semi comes with an enormous 651 kWh battery and megawatt charging. It's coming to Europe soon.

International Business Times UK

'The Last AI Built by Humans': Chinese Tech Firms Race To Build AI That No Longer Needs Human Engineers

A paper by Chinese researchers proposes five stages towards recursively self-improving AI, while highlighting compute constraints, commercial investment and unresolved safety challenges.

InsideEVs

Waymo Is Bringing Driverless Rides To Las Vegas

The company has been rapidly expanding through the U.S. this year. Now, it's coming to Vegas, where rival Zoox already operates a robotaxi service.

The Independent UK

Could AI really kill us all – and how can we stop it?

IN FOCUS: One researcher says ‘we are already past the point where AI can destroy the world’. Anthony Cuthbertson looks at how it might happen, and if we should be worried

International Business Times UK

Teachers Union Forces Microsoft Into First-Ever AI Privacy Deal That Bans Tracking Students

AFT and Microsoft unveil enforceable AI safeguards for US schools, including limits on data use, student tracking and high-risk AI decisions when districts adopt the framework.

The Guardian - UK

Europe must build own AI or risk getting cut off by US or China, says ECB’s Lagarde

Central bank chief says continent’s AI dependency could give trade partners unprecedented leverage in negotiations

The Guardian - US

Microsoft proposes limits on its AI with code of conduct amid safety debate

Firm publishes AI guidelines with Microsoft AI CEO saying: ‘AI must be subordinate and always in service of people’

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