Updates

15 Oct 2025

Teenagers turn to AI for learning but struggle to spot false information

Most students now use AI for schoolwork but many struggle to identify misinformation, an Oxford University Press report has found.

15 Oct 2025

Microsoft finds 71% of UK workers use unapproved AI tools on the job

The study by Microsoft also suggests that AI saves UK employees 12.1 billion hours annually, improving work-life balance and productivity across industries.

15 Oct 2025

Teen content on Instagram now guided by PG-13 standards

Meta’s latest Instagram update adds PG-13 protections for teens, blocks inappropriate searches, and limits mature recommendations.

15 Oct 2025

Argentina poised to host Latin America’s first Stargate AI project

The project builds on rapid AI adoption in Argentina, where ChatGPT use has tripled in the past year.

15 Oct 2025

Tokens-at-scale with Intel’s Crescent Island and Xe architecture

Designed for air-cooled servers, Intel’s Crescent Island aims to cut inference costs while boosting memory capacity and bandwidth.

15 Oct 2025

New AI predicts future knee X-rays for osteoarthritis patients

University of Surrey researchers developed AI that predicts future knee X-rays and disease risk, helping osteoarthritis patients and doctors plan treatment and lifestyle changes more effectively.

15 Oct 2025

Abu Dhabi deploys AI-first systems with NVIDIA and Oracle

Over 200 AI capabilities now run across Abu Dhabi’s government, combining Oracle Cloud and NVIDIA tools to transform citizen experiences at scale.

15 Oct 2025

Researchers expose weak satellite security with cheap equipment

US researchers intercepted private and military data from satellites using equipment worth €500, exposing serious encryption failures across global satellite networks.

15 Oct 2025

UK regulator outlines roadmap for tokenised funds

Tokenisation is expected to drive competition, expand investment options, and deliver more personalised and cost-effective products.

15 Oct 2025

New YouTube tools provide trusted health advice for teens

Young people will soon access reliable mental health and wellbeing content on YouTube, created with experts and tailored to their developmental needs.