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How AI's acceleration created a global policy vacuum

How AI's acceleration created a global policy vacuum, as EU AI Act enforcement lags and regulators remain torn between harnessing AI and fearing its risks

TL;DREU AI Act enforcement is slow while regulators debate whether to promote or restrict AI.

Why it matters: Regulatory uncertainty creates competitive disadvantage for European tech companies and leaves AI risks unmanaged globally.

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AI Breaches Add to Safety Fears

AI models are breaching safety measures more often than previously disclosed.

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The Quest for Embedded Evaluators

Anthropic is hiring outside evaluators with full internal access to monitor AI safety practices.

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Are 3D printers worth buying in 2026?

3D printers are better but still not mainstream-ready for most people.

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What do foldable phone cases actually protect?

Foldable phone cases struggle to protect vulnerable hinges and creases effectively.

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OpenAI is preparing “o,” an always-on ChatGPT assistant

OpenAI is building an always-on ChatGPT that handles email automatically.

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Just How Big is the AI Buildout - and How Risky?

AI infrastructure requires massive physical investment in chips, power, and data centers.

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When are surround sound systems actually worth it over soundbars?

Surround systems beat soundbars for immersion, but cost more and need space.

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How to improve CarPlay navigation if you use Google Maps over Apple Maps

Workarounds exist to use Google Maps more easily in CarPlay without setting it as default.

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Shein Faces First Public Earnings Test

Shein reports first earnings as public company while stock drops 28% due to slowing sales and regulatory issues.

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When is it worth using a bike computer over a smartphone?

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