Updates

17 Dec 2025

Generative AI use grows across the EU

AI adoption is rising among younger Europeans, highlighting the growing role of intelligent technologies in daily life and work.

17 Dec 2025

OpenAI’s GPT-5 shows a breakthrough in wet lab biology

New OpenAI findings suggest advanced AI models may support faster and cheaper wet lab research by proposing novel experimental mechanisms validated through real laboratory testing.

17 Dec 2025

Denmark pushes digital identity beyond authentication

As realistic AI-generated media scales, identity systems must verify not only access but also content provenance, turning trust from visual judgement into evidence.

17 Dec 2025

AI and crypto reshape holiday shopping this year

Gen Z shoppers are driving digital-first commerce, embracing biometrics, social platforms, crypto payments and digital wallets at higher rates than other generations.

17 Dec 2025

OpenAI upgrades ChatGPT with faster AI images

ChatGPT now supports advanced image creation and editing through GPT Images 1.5, offering users faster visuals, photo uploads and intuitive text prompts across web and mobile.

17 Dec 2025

Customer trust at risk as retail cyberattacks grow

As AI personalisation expands, retailers must balance innovation with data protection, strengthening cybersecurity to defend customer trust against escalating fraud and privacy risks.

17 Dec 2025

AI models reach human-level language analysis

Research shows large language models can reason about language, handle recursion and phonology, and approach the analytical abilities of human linguistics experts.

17 Dec 2025

Vietnam expands 5G and strengthens digital trust

Rapid 5G expansion places Vietnam among global broadband leaders, reinforcing digital transformation goals while policymakers address cybersecurity risks, AI driven fraud and data governance challenges.

17 Dec 2025

AI research challenges long-held assumptions about covert attention

Covert attention may be an emergent property, researchers find.

17 Dec 2025

Language models impress but miss real-world understanding

Growing concerns from Yann LeCun suggest language models impress with words but fall short on real-world reasoning, raising doubts about their role in achieving true artificial intelligence.