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The World's Largest Privately Owned Laser Just Turned On

Fusion startup Xcimer has fired up the world's largest privately owned laser, marking a notable milestone in the private fusion energy sector. The development represents a significant step forward for companies working to advance commercial fusion technology outside of government-funded research programs. Private investment in fusion has been

ECB to Require Banks to Implement Targeted Measures Against AI Risks

The European Central Bank (ECB) is preparing to ask banks operating under its supervision to implement targeted measures specifically designed to counter risks emerging from the use of artificial intelligence in financial services. This move reflects growing regulatory attention to the challenges that AI systems pose to financial institutions, including

AI Surpasses Economic Conditions as Leading Cause of US Job Cuts, Challenger Report Shows

AI Emerges as Top Factor in US Workforce Reductions The latest data from the Challenger employment report reveals a notable shift in the primary drivers of job cuts across the United States. For the period surveyed, artificial intelligence emerged as the leading reason for workforce reductions, accounting for 38,579

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Researchers Demonstrate AI-Powered Worm Capable of Autonomous Network Propagation

Researchers Demonstrate AI-Powered Worm Capable of Autonomous Network Propagation Security researchers have created and demonstrated an AI-powered worm capable of self-propagating across networks without any human intervention. The research illustrates how the integration of AI into connected systems could introduce novel attack vectors that leverage autonomous capabilities. Research Overview The

AI Industry Daily Digest

AI Industry Daily Digest Today's AI news spans policy shifts, milestone achievements, infrastructure challenges, and real-world applications. Trump Signs Downsized AI Executive Order President Trump has signed a revised AI executive order that represents a more limited approach compared to earlier proposals, signaling a shift in the administration&

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UK Regulators Require Google to Let Publishers Opt Out of AI Search Features

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has issued a landmark ruling requiring Google to give online publishers more control over how their content appears in AI-powered search features. Under the new conduct rule, Google must: * Allow website owners to opt out of AI Search features such as

Microsoft Build 2026: Windows gets AI upgrades and Solara enters the spotlight

Microsoft's Build conference brought a notable batch of announcements spanning desktop software and AI infrastructure. At the core of the presentations were AI enhancements woven directly into Windows, reflecting the company's ongoing push to integrate generative capabilities into its core operating system. Developers received new tooling