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'Doomsday Clock' moves closer to midnight over threats from nuclear weapons, climate change and AI

A science-oriented advocacy group moved its “Doomsday Clock” to 85 seconds to midnight, saying the Earth is closer than ever to destruction

The Independent UK

Niamh Smyth says ‘she does not trust X’

The minister with responsibility for artificial intelligence (AI) has said she does not trust X

Evening Standard

Manor Lords, Might and Magic publisher says "we will f**k it up," but will try and "guard against" AI being part of its games "in every way"

"Players don't, by and large, want gen AI"

GamesRadar

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Doomsday Clock closer to midnight than ever before as scientists issue sobering warning

Apocalypse could come at the hands of war, out-of-control AI or climate change, experts warn as they shift clock much closer to midnight

The Independent UK

Trump’s use of AI images sparks alarm and misinformation fears

Experts are troubled by the White House’s AI use, fearing such images erode public trust and sow distrust

The Independent UK

So you got a security camera – here are 3 features you need the most

What features do you actually need from a security camera?

I looked at how people are actually using AI to save time — here’s what works

Thanks to AI, people are finding new methods to save time, reduce their workload, and finish tasks in a faster, more efficient manner

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AI is moving beyond chatbots — here’s what comes next

AI is shifting from answering questions to taking action. Here’s why the future of AI won’t live in a chat window — and what it means for you.

Tom’s Guide

Photoshop just fixed some of its most annoying workflow problems

New non-destructive editing and sharper AI tools stand out.

Creative Bloq

UK ministers accept $1m from Meta amid social media ban consultation

Campaigners decry ties with ‘Trump-supporting’ tech firms after funding is accepted to develop state AI systems

The Guardian - UK

At Davos, tech CEOs laid out their vision for AI’s world domination

Tech chiefs waxed poetic about AI to delegates at Davos. Plus, the ‘human’ drama of AI startups and why Tesla is thriving in Texas

The Guardian - US

‘Wake up to the risks of AI, they are almost here,’ Anthropic boss warns

Dario Amodei questions if human systems are ready to handle the ‘almost unimaginable power’ that is ‘potentially imminent’

The Guardian - UK

Gemini keeps asking me to turn on Personal Intelligence, but I'm keeping it off — sort of

Personal Intelligence is a new Gemini feature that leverages various data types in the Google ecosystem, from emails to photos. Is it a privacy risk?

Android Central

Intel enables XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation in latest drivers, expanding frame generation across Arc GPUs and Core Ultra iGPUs — MFG can be enabled across any title with XeSS 2 support

The latest Intel graphics drivers introduce XeSS 3 Multi-Frame Generation with 2x, 3x, and 4x modes, supporting existing XeSS 2 games without requiring developer updates

Tom’s Hardware

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Your AI subscription is about to look very different — here’s what to expect in the next year

AI plans are getting more complicated with more tiers, more limits and new pricing experiments. Here’s what’s changing and what it means for you.

Android Central

Solos is taking aim at Meta, EssilorLuxottica for alleged smart glasses patent infringement in pivotal case

Smart glasses are booming, in large part thanks to Meta. But one of its competitors is now accusing Ray-Ban Meta products of violating its patents.

Kiplinger

Yes, Artificial Intelligence Stocks Are Booming

It's fair to ask about the latest tech boom, "Is it really different this time?"

Creative Bloq

Taste will be the new creative superpower in 2026

AI slop won't homogenise creativity if humans step up.

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'You Owe Me a Refund': Readers Report Challenging Their Attorneys' Bills

The article about lawyers billing clients for hours of work that AI did in seconds generated quite a response. One law firm even called a staff meeting.

The Guardian - UK

Can’t decide on a food delivery? Just Eat launches AI chatbot to help you choose

Delivery firm aims to overcome ‘choice overload’ using voice assistant in its UK app, with global rollout planned

International Business Times UK

New NHS AI Scan and Robotic Biopsy Tech Could Catch Tiny Lung Cancers Earlier

England's National Health Service trials of a new artificial intelligence and robotics technology for lung cancer detection is set to go underway.

MyLifeXP

The End of Free Social Media? Meta Tests Paid Features on Instagram and WhatsApp

Meta, the parent company of Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, is preparing for a major shift in its platform strategy. For the first time, these widely used apps may introduce optional paid features while keeping core services free for all users. Meta plans to test premium tools that offer greater privacy…

International Business Times UK

Pope Leo XIV Fears Our Love for AI Will Leave Us Starving for Real Connection

Pope Leo XIV is warning that the rise of AI chatbots and virtual influencers could trigger a crisis of loneliness.

Axios

Models that improve on their own are AI's next big thing

The move could provide fresh acceleration to AI's capabilities, but also introduces new areas of risk.

Newslaundry

The world India must budget for

As India looks ahead to its next Union Budget on February 1, global factors are shaping the broader context which its economy must navigate in the coming year. Developments in the world’s two largest economies – the United States and China – will shape that context.

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