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The AI Thirst: How England’s Water Crisis Is Being Fueled by the Data Centre Boom

As England steams ahead with its ambitions to become a global leader in artificial intelligence, an unseen crisis is bubbling beneath the surface: water scarcity. The Environment Agency (EA) has…

editor June 18, 2025

AI, Hype, and the Fine Line Between Science Fiction and Fantasy

Speculative fiction has long served as a mirror for our technological ambitions—sometimes a funhouse mirror, sometimes a sobering pane of glass. The ongoing debate over what separates science fiction from…

editor June 18, 2025

Apple’s Privacy-First AI: How Synthetic Data is Redefining User Trust

In an era where user privacy is both a competitive edge and a social responsibility, Apple is charting a unique path in artificial intelligence. While rivals like Google, Microsoft, and…

editor June 18, 2025

Sam Altman, OpenAI: The superintelligence era has begun

OpenAI’s Sam Altman has declared that humanity has entered a new era—one shaped by artificial superintelligence—and there’s no going back. According to Altman, “We’ve crossed the event horizon; the process…

editor June 18, 2025

Ren Zhengfei: China’s AI future and Huawei’s long game

When asked about the future of AI in China and the challenges facing Huawei, CEO Ren Zhengfei offers a refreshingly straightforward perspective. In a Q&A with the People's Daily, he…

editor June 18, 2025

‘It’s terrifying’: WhatsApp AI helper mistakenly shares user’s number

A recent incident involving Meta's AI assistant on WhatsApp has raised significant concerns about the reliability and ethics of AI systems. Barry Smethurst, a record shop worker, encountered a disturbing…

editor June 18, 2025

Sergey Brin suggests threatening AI for better results

Google co-founder Sergey Brin recently stirred up the AI community with an unexpected piece of advice: threatening generative AI models, even with mentions of physical violence, might actually get them…

editor June 18, 2025