Updates
AI for Good Global Summit 2026 puts Geneva at centre of global AI policy
Switzerland and ITU position Geneva as a key hub for global AI diplomacy.
Brain inspired chip could cut AI energy use by up to 70%
A new device uses brain-inspired design to lower power use and improve efficiency in AI computing systems.
UK regulator proposes updates to Online Safety Act guidance
Updated guidance aims to strengthen protections against emerging online harms in the UK.
Claude Opus 4.5 used in supervised theoretical physics research workflow
Work on a theoretical physics paper was supported by Claude Opus 4.5, according to a detailed account by a Harvard physicist.
Australia eSafety warns on AI companion harms
Regulator warns that age checks and crisis support by AI chat services are inadequate.
UK’s CMA sets AI consumer law guidance
Businesses urged to clearly disclose when customers interact with AI systems.
Data watchdogs seek safeguards in biotech law
Regulators urge limits on data retention and clearer responsibility lines.
AI-EFFECT builds EU testing facility for AI in critical energy infrastructure
A new EU-backed facility under AI-EFFECT will test and validate AI tools for critical energy systems across four countries.
Anthropic outlines AI agent workflows for scientific computing
A new post from Anthropic outlines how AI agents can support scientific computing through testing, memory, and structured workflows.
ITU to host AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva
The International Telecommunication Union will organise the AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva in July 2026, alongside a United Nations-backed dialogue on AI governance and the WSIS Forum.
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