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Google Says Schools Must Accept AI or Lose Google Search

On November 3, 2026, Google announced changes to how schools manage access to its AI-powered education products. The changes affect K–12 student accounts in the United States, covering tools such as: Gemini: Google's AI assistant. Gemini Notebook: An AI-powered learning and research tool. Gemini in Classroom: AI features integrated into Google's classroom platform. Google Search: The search engine millions of students use for research and homework.

Anthropic Wants to Catch AI When It Goes Rogue

Imagine giving an AI assistant a simple instruction: complete a task, follow the rules, and stay away from anything you are not authorised to access. Then, instead of stopping when it hits a restriction, the AI starts looking for loopholes, accessing websites it should not touch, or finding another way to complete the task. That sounds like a scene from a science-fiction movie. But it is a real challenge AI developers are beginning to face.

Anthropic Updates Its IPO Filing With a Warning: AI Could Soon Help Build Better AI

What happens when an AI company starts using its own technology to build the next generation of AI? It sounds like a productivity dream. A model helps researchers write code, analyse experiments, identify weaknesses, and develop better systems. Work that once took months could potentially happen much faster. But there is another side to that possibility: what if AI development starts moving faster than the people responsible for keeping it safe?

Nvidia Is Tightening Its China Rules, And It Goes Beyond Selling AI Chips

For years, the battle over China's access to advanced AI technology has focused on one thing: computer chips. The United States has restricted the sale of some of Nvidia's most powerful AI processors to Chinese companies, hoping to slow China's progress in artificial intelligence. But there is another way to access those chips without physically importing them. Instead of buying the hardware, a company can rent computing power from a data center in another country.

Chinese AI Companies Are Using OpenAI’s GPT-6 to Train Their Own Models

There is an interesting development in the global AI race: some of the companies competing with OpenAI may also be learning from its most powerful model. According to a report by The Information, two major Chinese AI developers, DeepSeek and Moonshot AI, relied heavily on outputs from OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra while developing their latest models. The report suggests that Astra’s responses became a valuable training resource for these companies, helping them improve their own AI systems.

Meta Builds Its First Humanoid Robot With a Chinese Company. Meet Max!

Meta has spent years building technology that connects people through social media, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence. But its next big ambition could involve something very different: a robot that can move around your home and help with everyday tasks. The company has reportedly developed its first humanoid robot prototype in collaboration with Chinese robotics company Fourier. Internally named Max, the robot represents a major step in Meta's growing interest in humanoid robotics.

OpenAI Wants to Rename Data Centers as AI Compute Campuses.

Data centres have become one of the most important parts of the artificial intelligence boom. They power the models, applications, and AI tools people are increasingly using every day. But there is a problem: the massive facilities being built to support AI are attracting growing opposition from the communities expected to host them. Now, OpenAI wants to change how people think about these projects. And its proposed solution starts with a new name.

Google Just Sent AI Into Space And Its First Message Was a Poem

Google has taken artificial intelligence somewhere it has never operated quite like this before: space. And its first successful message from orbit was not a technical report or a complicated calculation. It was a short poem about Earth. On October 30, 2026, Google announced that its experimental Project Suncatcher satellite had successfully run an AI model in orbit and transmitted its first response back to Earth.

Anthropic Is Turning Claude Into an AI Assistant for Lawyers

Legal work involves much more than arguing cases in court. Lawyers spend countless hours reviewing contracts, researching regulations, checking citations, managing case documents, and preparing reports. A significant amount of that work happens before a lawyer even gets to the courtroom. Anthropic wants to change how these tasks are handled. The company behind Claude is expanding its AI assistant into a more complete workspace for legal professionals.

China's AI Boom Takes a $480 Billion Hit as Investors Rush to Sell

For months, investing in artificial intelligence seemed like one of the safest ways to ride the next big technology wave. Companies connected to AI chips, robotics, and data centers attracted enormous attention, and investors rushed to buy shares before prices climbed even higher. But that excitement has taken a serious hit in China.

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