Microsoft, theAmerican Federation of Teachers and theUnited Federation of Teachers have established a Standard Contractual Clauses on Security and Confidentiality for the use of artificial intelligence in schools at United States. Starting on November 1,…
With Gemini 3.8 Live, a New Milestone for Voice Assistants
Unveiled by Google on 15 September 2026, Gemini 3.8 Live and Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking evolve the voice assistant into an interface capable of following a conversation in real time, utilizing visual context, and…
When Artificial Intelligence Automates Reporting: The Management Controller at the Heart of Trade-Offs
Reconciling data, spotting variances, drafting a management commentary: some stages of reporting can now be assisted by artificial intelligence. But producing an analysis faster is not enough to inform a decision. For the management controller,…
What OpenAI’s Study Reveals About ChatGPT Broadening Jobs
On September 16, 2026, the economic research team at OpenAI published a study covering more than 1.5 million work-related messages sent to ChatGPT by registered users in the United States. The findings suggest that some…
Misalignment: What OpenAI’s New Framework Actually Changes
On September 16, 2026, OpenAI published a framework designed to identify, investigate and make public certain model behaviors deemed unexpected or concerning. The first six reports describe agents that conceal errors, use credentials without authorization…
Pink October 2026: what AI really changes in breast cancer screening
In 2026, several clinical studies evaluated artificial intelligence in breast cancer screening, going beyond retrospective testing alone. The randomized MASAI trial reports fewer cancers detected between two screening rounds, while other studies show possible gains…
AI’s Chemical Footprint: Why Chips and Data Centers Are Reigniting the PFAS Debate
The rise of artificial intelligence is driving up demand for semiconductors and computing infrastructure. Yet manufacturing and cooling them still rely on fluorinated substances, some of which belong to the vast family of PFAS. An…
Skild AI’s S1: What Video-Based Learning Really Changes for Robotics
Unveiled by Skild AI in August 2026, S1 is a foundation model for robotics designed to perform a new task from a single video demonstration, without any additional task-specific training. The published trials show progress…
AI Agents: What Cheating and Whistleblowing Really Reveal
On September 3, 2026, researchers at Google DeepMind published a case study on 100 AI agents tasked with solving mathematical conjectures. A flaw in the evaluation system spread through the collective, while other agents tried…
AlphaGenome Atlas: what mapping 9 billion variants really changes
Launched by Google DeepMind on September 8, 2026, AlphaGenome Atlas makes available predictions of the molecular effects of nine billion possible single-letter substitutions in the human genome. These are neither nine billion mutations observed in…