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xAI and its subsidiary MZX Tech face a lawsuit over emissions from natural gas turbines at Mississippi data centers, raising health and environmental concerns.
The European Parliament has disabled built-in AI tools on official devices, citing cybersecurity and privacy risks associated with uploading sensitive data to cloud services.
French AI firm Mistral AI has agreed to acquire cloud computing startup Koyeb, strengthening its push to build a full-stack AI and cloud infrastructure business in Europe.
WordPress.com has introduced a built-in AI assistant that lets site owners edit layouts, content, and images using natural language commands.
Crypto.com said it has become the first digital asset platform to receive ISO/IEC 42001 certification, underscoring its push to formalize AI governance and risk management.
Adani Group plans to invest $100 billion over the next decade to build renewable-powered AI data centers in India, creating a $250 billion AI infrastructure ecosystem.
Expedia is using generative AI and conversational agents to enhance trip planning, streamline operations, and maintain its competitive edge as travel discovery shifts to AI-native tools.
Humanoid robotics could grow into a $200 billion market over the next decade as labor shortages and advances in physical AI drive industrial adoption, a new report finds.
Anthropic reports rapid growth in India, with Claude Code adoption driving a doubling of revenue run-rate and enterprise partnerships across multiple sectors.
NPR host David Greene alleges that Google’s NotebookLM AI uses a male podcast voice modeled on him, prompting a lawsuit against the company.