Updates

11 Feb 2026

SpaceX plans raise fears over AI monopoly

Control over future space-based computing systems could quietly determine which nations and companies hold the most influence in the global artificial intelligence economy.

11 Feb 2026

Structural friction, not intelligence, is holding back agentic AI

An opinion in CIO argues that agentic AI often falls short because enterprises rely on disconnected systems and workflows, creating a ‘friction tax’ that undermines productivity unless an integrated architecture of flow is adopted.

11 Feb 2026

AI assistants reshape online search as over half of UK adults now use them

More than half of UK adults are now turning to AI-powered assistants such as ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot for online searches, prompting businesses to rethink digital visibility and advertising strategies.

11 Feb 2026

Is AI eroding human intelligence?

A Times of India feature explores how widespread use of AI tools like ChatGPT is reshaping how we think, learn and solve problems, raising questions about whether the technology enhances or erodes human intelligence.

11 Feb 2026

Conversational advertising takes the stage as ChatGPT tests in-chat promotions

The biggest risks of conversational advertising are organisational, not technical, as new channels expose existing operational weaknesses.

11 Feb 2026

AI drives robots from labs into industry

AI accelerates real world adoption of robotics worldwide.

11 Feb 2026

ChatGPT caricature trend highlights risks of oversharing with AI

Experts say the ChatGPT caricature trend risks normalising oversharing with AI tools.

11 Feb 2026

Europe’s 2025 app market shows a downloads-revenue gap

ChatGPT and shopping apps led European downloads in 2025, while TikTok, ChatGPT and subscription platforms generated top revenue, reflecting differences between popularity and monetisation strategies.

11 Feb 2026

AI model promises faster monoclonal antibody production

Faster clone selection could lower development costs for antibody-based medicines.

11 Feb 2026

Research warns of AI driven burnout risks

Employees using AI tools handle broader tasks and multitasked more, driving productivity while increasing cognitive strain and burnout risk.