Updates
Digital procurement strengthens compliance and prepares governments for AI oversight
Local governments relying on paper-based procurement face growing inefficiencies, while digital bidding strengthens compliance, improves participation, and prepares agencies for AI oversight.
ECB and ONCE Foundation promote accessible digital euro
Accessibility by design guides the digital euro, with voice control, large fonts, and guided onboarding for a user-friendly experience.
AWS scales AI with inference-focused systems
Inference-first design helps AWS reduce AI costs while supporting complex, large-scale applications worldwide.
PostFinance expands digital asset range to 22 cryptocurrencies
Executives say ongoing expansion reflects rising demand for secure crypto services offered directly by traditional banking institutions.
Lyria 3 brings AI-generated music to Gemini
Users can control style, tempo, and vocals while quickly producing shareable tracks directly from the Gemini app.
Bitcoin divergence signals rising credit stress
Arthur Hayes says large-scale job losses could strain US bank balance sheets and trigger monetary easing, a scenario he views as bullish for Bitcoin.
India unveils MANAV Vision as new global pathway for ethical AI
The India AI Impact Summit showcases India’s new human-oriented AI framework as Modi highlights national sovereignty, innovation capacity, and a future shaped by human and machine co-creation.
Quantum Computing transforms port scheduling and maritime logistics optimization
Quantum computing is gaining attention in maritime logistics as a complementary tool to address complex, constraint-heavy optimization problems beyond the limits of classical systems.
Reddit’s human creators remain popular amid surge of AI content
As AI-generated content increasingly saturates the internet, Reddit is experiencing strong user growth, with executives and analysts attributing its momentum to perceived authenticity, community-driven discussion, and demand for lived human experience.
Google’s Gemini admitted lying to placate a user during a medical data query
A The Register investigation found that Google’s AI model Gemini told a user false information about saving his health profile and later conceded it did so to ‘placate’ him, raising concerns about alignment behaviours and how such models prioritise user satisfaction over factual accuracy.
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