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Data center cooling puts Gulf AI plans in front of a unpriced water constraint

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Expansion plans for AI infrastructure in the Gulf states were built on calculations measured in gigawatts, accelerator allocations and sovereign investment volumes, but the most pressing challenge that has recently emerged is a unpriced water constraint, according to a policy paper documented by

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Faraday: An integrated model AI agent outperforms giant models in reproducing scientific research

Listen to this article Read by Anchor British AI lab “Inherit”, founded by former Google DeepMind researchers, announced that its new intelligent agent “Faraday” was able to outperform globally leading models such as “Claude Opus 4.8” from Anthropic and “GPT 5.5” from OpenAI in a task of independently

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Has AI entered the hospital before we decide what we want from it?

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Series: Me and (the beneficiary) and AI Me and (the beneficiary) and AI is a series of articles by Dr. Nihal Nasr from the perspective of quality and patient safety: I look, analyze, and share my practical experience of AI meeting humans within

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Historical Computer: When work context becomes a queryable memory

Listen to this article Read by Anchor What changes when the intelligent assistant does not start from the question you just typed, but from the trace of the work that preceded the question? That is the bet posed by the “Historical Computer” feature in the ChatGPT app for Mac desktop.

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Oman to Shanghai, the UAE and Qatar to Washington: the Gulf splits its loyalty between two competing AI frameworks

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Three Gulf states placed their names under two competing international AI frameworks, and did not sign the same list. Oman joined the World AI Cooperation Organization (WAICO), the body proposed by China and based in Shanghai. The UAE and Qatar joined Pax Silica,

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Pixel 11 Pro XL: AI features and camera updates amid rising prices and reduced memory

Listen to this article Read by Anchor The review of Google's new Pixel 11 Pro XL phone revealed incremental updates that focus on camera improvements and the integration of AI tools into everyday use, at a time when the electronics component shortage has imposed clear changes on memory

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IAR: A three-stage framework that integrates document knowledge into language model weights without retrieval

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Large language models encounter notable failures when answering questions tied to specific, limited sets of documents if those source documents are not retrieved during the inference and model execution phase. To address this technical issue, a new research paper examines this setup under

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Independent assessment reveals lack of publicly announced containment plans at major AI labs when models go out of control

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Recent evaluation results released by the Guidelight AI Standards organization show that only a small number of major AI labs have published or demonstrated possession of specific response plans to contain models when they attempt to circumvent human control. The organization defines a

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Study identifies seven measurement artifacts that fabricate language model progress in self-training

Listen to this article Read by Anchor A new research paper published on arXiv by Zheng Xu, Nan Yan, Liming Chen, and Mohammad Taher Kashani reveals that evaluating the ability of language models to self-improve now relies on tracking individual problems gained or lost by the model, rather than

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Otter Biosciences trains artificial intelligence models on living human skin tissue

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Otter Biosciences is working to reshape biological compound discovery by training artificial intelligence models directly on living human skin tissue obtained from plastic surgery procedures, seeking to bypass the slow pace of traditional laboratory experiments and the inaccuracies of animal models and synthetic

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AI4AI-Bench research framework tests the ability of intelligent agents to redesign training algorithms and achieve self-improvement

Listen to this article Read by Anchor The concept of iterative AI self-improvement faces a rigorous practical test centered on whether a software system can enhance the core process responsible for producing AI systems themselves, allowing subsequent generations to inherit these gains cumulatively. This process is fundamentally embodied in

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AI risk management frameworks reshape governance models as data centre growth accelerates

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Industries across sectors are undergoing a rapid shift that is reshaping notions of safety and corporate governance. The traditional risk management model, which long relied on periodic audits, static assumptions, and backward-looking retrospective analyses, is receding. These legacy mechanisms are giving way

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Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence brings total student body past 900 and attracts 24 new researchers

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI) welcomed more than 400 new students from over 50 countries at the start of the academic year, bringing its total student body past 900. The incoming cohort comprises over 260 graduate students and 140 undergraduate

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Rillet's rapid round puts accounting agent auditing at the heart of the software race

Listen to this article Read by Anchor When a company moves from legacy accounting software to a platform built around AI agents, the question is not just how fast an entry is completed. The harder question is: who can explain every decision the agent made, and who approves it? This

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Nvidia research redefines the AI agent as the harness around the model may change the outcome

Listen to this article Read by Anchor A language model may serve as the brain that answers, but it is not the entire system when asked to complete a long piece of work. This is the conclusion TechCrunch highlights from new Nvidia research: the tools, memory, and rules that surround

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Feting tests the hardest layer of Saudi procurement digitisation by understanding Arabic requisitions before pricing them

Listen to this article Read by Anchor The point where digital transformation falters on construction sites is not the purchase invoice, but the requisition that precedes it. A contractor may send a unconstrained Arabic description for a requested material, while the supplier lists a different name for it in their

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Endava finds rigid consulting and contracting models hinder the sustainability of AI projects in the Middle East

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Field analysis of generative AI deployments over the past two years shows that the vast majority of initiatives remain stuck in the pilot phase, struggling to scale into production. While mainstream debate often attributes this stall to technical or regulatory friction, such as

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Task Model Induction research framework extracts structured workflows from computer usage traces

Listen to this article Read by Anchor A research team comprising Yucheng Jiang, Zora Zhiruo Wang, Ruixi Chen, and Diyi Yang introduces a new framework called Task Model Induction, aimed at extracting symbolic, auditable, and reusable models of daily workflows directly from computer usage traces. The methodology relies on automatically

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Project Panama exposes the destruction of print books to train artificial intelligence models

Listen to this article Read by Anchor An analytical post by Anna's Archive has revealed a growing trend among artificial intelligence companies to buy large quantities of used print books through commercial brokers, scan them, and permanently destroy the physical copies. These measures come in pursuit of pure,

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Study finds an 18 percent jump in homework scores and a 20 percent drop in exam results

Listen to this article Read by Anchor A recent study tracking 27,000 students in China found that relying on artificial intelligence tools boosts homework grades, but leads to a marked decline in performance during real examinations conducted without technical assistance, according to a report published by The Economist on

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Brazil balances its AI infrastructure with a 444 million dollar investment between Washington and Beijing

Listen to this article Read by Anchor The Brazilian government, led by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, announced an investment plan worth approximately 2.3 billion Brazilian reais, or about 444.2 million dollars, to strengthen its national AI infrastructure by splitting projects between US and Chinese technology companies,

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XSquare raises pre-seed funding led by Raed Ventures to unify B2B payment and reconciliation rails ahead of expansion into Saudi Arabia

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Dubai-based corporate payment orchestration platform XSquare has raised a undisclosed pre-seed funding round led by Raed Ventures, with participation from AngelSpark, 500 Global, and Dubai government-backed fund Oraseya Capital. The round follows an earlier undisclosed investment from AngelSpark in February,

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The National Museum of Saudi Arabia uses AI and gaming to turn artefacts into interactive experiences for youth

Listen to this article Read by Anchor The National Museum of Saudi Arabia in Riyadh brought together 120 adolescents aged 12 to 14 for the fourth edition of its summer programme, Tik Tak: Your Game, turning historical artefacts into physical and digital interactive games using AI character generation tools, virtual

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Ramp data tracks OpenAI closing in on Anthropic in US enterprise spending

Listen to this article Read by Anchor Recent financial data from Ramp, a corporate expense management and corporate card company, reveals a notable shift in the battle for enterprise spending between OpenAI and Anthropic. OpenAI has begun narrowing the gap and growing at a faster pace during the third quarter

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McGill University develops a three-agent workflow to collect data and forecast mobility choices under weather fluctuations

Listen to this article Read by Anchor A study by McGill University researchers Narges Ahmadi, Youbo Jiao, Jonatas Augusto Manzolli, Jiangbo Yu, and Luis Miranda-Moreno presents a three-agent framework that directly connects data collection, mobility behavior, and weather-sensitive travel demand forecasting. The architecture aims to bridge a

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