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From chips to jobs: Huang’s vision for AI at Davos 2026
Speaking in Davos, Huang argued AI investment strengthens employment by shifting work from tasks to purpose, particularly in healthcare, manufacturing and digital services.
South Korea sets the global standard for frontier AI regulation
The new Korean AI Act introduces a landmark framework for frontier AI regulation, balancing innovation with safeguards and compliance-led enforcement.
GPT-5.2 shows how AI can generate real-world cyber exploits
Security testing shows GPT-5.2 can generate functional exploits for previously unknown software vulnerabilities with minimal human involvement.
AI model maps how humans form emotions
The system combines bodily signals, sensory input and language without preset emotion labels.
YouTube’s 2026 strategy places AI at the heart of moderation and monetisation
New biometric verification requirements show how YouTube is addressing deepfakes and AI impersonation while expanding platform control over creator identity and privacy.
Snapchat settles social media addiction lawsuit as landmark trial proceeds
US courts are testing whether social media platforms can be held liable for addictive design features, following Snapchat’s early exit from a high-profile lawsuit.
Why AI systems privilege Western perspectives: ‘The Silicon Gaze’
As AI tools influence healthcare and employment, evidence of Western-centric bias intensifies calls for stronger accountability and global AI governance frameworks.
How Microsoft is shaping UN reform through digital infrastructure
As the UN marks eighty years, Microsoft’s AI pledge highlights the growing reliance on Big Tech to drive institutional reform and operational efficiency.
Hong Kong crypto licensing overhaul draws industry concern
New proposals may require full crypto licences for minimal exposure, raising concerns over compliance costs and reduced experimentation.
Youth express higher concern over AI job disruption, global survey indicates
A global Randstad survey finds that younger workers are more concerned than older generations about artificial intelligence adversely affecting jobs and careers.
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