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Satya Nadella says Microsoft could lose "social permission" to burn electricity for AI unless it offers something useful — "That, to me, is ultimately the goal"

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says employees need to learn AI skills and companies should integrate the technology as a "cognitive amplifier" or risk losing "social permission" to burn electricity on it.

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Exclusive: DeepMind CEO "surprised" OpenAI moved so fast on ads

Hassabis said Google's Gemini assistant currently has "no plans" to incorporate ads.

Axios

OpenAI commits to 'paying our own way' so that Stargate AI data centers don't increase energy bills — will fund grid upgrades and even flexible loads to reduce stress on energy supply

OpenAI says it will ensure Stargate does not increase electricity prices in communities where it is building its data centers.

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Trump, AI at Davos: Living history — and the future

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More than half of CEOs report seeing no benefits from AI deployment so far — only 12% of business leaders hit the jackpot of higher revenues and reduced costs

Only a third of CEOs report getting a benefit from AI deployments, while 55% saying they get no benefit or are worse off because of it.

Tom’s Hardware

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says AI needs to prove its worth in the real world, or it could lose public support — he's already frustrated with "slop" memes

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warns that AI could potentially lose public support unless it is used to deliver tangible, real-world impact.

Windows Central

Nvidia accused of trying to cut a deal with Anna’s Archive for high‑speed access to the massive pirated book haul — allegedly chased stolen data to fuel its LLMs

Nvidia has been accused of offering to pay for ‘high-speed access’ to Anna’s Archive, a notorious ‘shadow library’ portal, bursting with copyright-infringing materials.

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'The Pitt' season 2 episode 3 release date and time: here's when it's streaming on HBO Max

Looking forward to streaming "The Pitt" season 2 episode 3? Here's when the next chapter is due to arrive on HBO Max, and what's in store.

Tom’s Guide

OpenAI's New Age Radar: ChatGPT Can Now Sniff Out Minors

ChatGPT will now predict the age of its users to identify minors and restrict them from accessing inappropriate content during conversations.

International Business Times UK

This secret Google feature makes your smart thermostat look like wall art

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Kioxia exec says the AI boom means the era of the cheap 1TB SSD is over —company's NAND supply is sold out for this year and likely through 2027

Kioxia's Memory Business Director warns that the global NAND flash shortage means affordable SSDs are gone for good.

Tom’s Hardware

Currys cheers festive sales boost in face of cautious consumers ‘hoarding cash’

The electronics retailer raised its profit outlook for the year on the back of strengthening sales over its peak trading period.

Evening Standard

I asked Perplexity to recommend movies and anime based on my favorite games — and it's way better than expected

Perplexity used my favorite games to recommend movies and anime, and the picks were surprisingly accurate.

Tom’s Guide

Big Tech's AI tools crowd the classroom

Anthropic, Google and Microsoft want to win the hearts of teachers and students.

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AI is breaking the internet — so I tried 'critical ignoring' to protect my attention

Facing an endless stream of AI-generated content, I tested the digital literacy skill of 'critical ignoring' for one week. Here are the four rules that actually helped me guard my focus and time online.

The Guardian - UK

Wednesday briefing: Can we afford to be optimistic about grassroots music venues?

In today’s newsletter: Music spaces are welcoming bigger crowds again, but the industry remains fragile as rising costs and shrinking local circuits threaten the next generation of talent

The Guardian - UK

My friends in Italy are using AI therapists. But is that so bad, when a stigma surrounds mental health?

State provision for psychological health services is lamentable. Until things improve, let’s not judge those who turn to an app for help, says Italian author Viola Di Grado

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Bixby is still a thing? Samsung unveils new Bixby assistant as part of One UI 8.5 beta — then deletes the whole announcement

An upgraded Bixby is apparently coming, but Samsung both is and isn't ready to reveal its AI assistant.

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International Business Times

Guiding Thoughtful Integration in Life Sciences: Raynelle Mensah on AI, Discipline, and Human Impact

Mensah sees this as an industry that values data and well-supported progression, which in turn shapes how technologies like AI enter the conversation.

International Business Times

AI Fails 95% of the Time: How Smart Leaders Turn Fear into Focus

Fear is at the root of many failed AI efforts. Companies rush to adopt AI because everyone else is doing it, or because leaders are afraid of appearing stagnant. That fear trickles down the organization, creating cultures defined by anxiety instead of innovation.

The Independent UK

Chris Pratt demanded to be locked in an executioner’s chair in new movie Mercy

Pratt leads new sci-fi thriller alongside Rebecca Ferguson about a detective on trial for the murder of his wife

Windows Central

Anthropic CEO fears AI development is exponentially compounding, fearing it could erase entry‑level jobs — "it will overwhelm our ability to adapt"

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis say they've already started seeing the impact of AI on junior roles inside their own AI research labs.

International Business Times UK

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei Says US 'Selling Nuclear Weapons to North Korea' in Approval of NVIDIA AI Chip Exports to China

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei criticised the Trump administration's approval of NVIDIA exporting its H200 AI chips to China, likening it to 'selling nuclear weapons to North Korea.'

Tom’s Guide

ChatGPT Is quietly replacing Google's most important page, study finds

New data suggests ChatGPT is becoming the default starting point online, with people using it as their homepage, adding widgets and even wanting to shop inside the app.

Evening Standard

UK visa changes to help attract talented foreign workers announced by Chancellor

Rachel Reeves vowed to refund visa fees for some global businesses and speed up the time it takes for a company to qualify as a sponsor of migrant staff

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