Palo Alto Networks to launch AI-driven cybersecurity service with Anthropic, OpenAI models
Palo Alto Networks will roll out a cybersecurity service that taps AI models from Anthropic and OpenAI to spot vulnerabilities across corporate systems.
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US Lawsuits Target GLP-1 Drugmakers Over Rare Vision Loss Risk
Dozens in the US sue Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly over alleged failure to warn about a rare eye condition; both firms deny the claims.
Apple Pitches On-Device AI Macs to Enterprises as Cheaper Than Cloud Tokens
Apple is positioning its upgraded Mac desktops for local AI tasks, claiming they cut token costs as it takes on Microsoft and Nvidia in enterprise computing.
Amgen's dazodalibep meets main goal in late-stage Sjogren's trial
Amgen's dazodalibep hit its primary endpoint in a late-stage Sjogren's disease trial, showing significant improvement at week 48.
Otsuka and Ionis' ulefnersen hits main goal in late-stage FUS-ALS trial
Otsuka and Ionis' ulefnersen met its primary endpoint in a late-stage FUS-ALS study, improving function and survival with a favorable safety profile.
Celldex's barzolvolimab clears late-stage urticaria trials
Celldex Therapeutics' barzolvolimab met main and secondary goals in two late-stage trials for chronic spontaneous urticaria, showing significant reductions in disease activity versus placebo.
China Investigates DeepSeek and Moonshot Over Alleged Data Leaks to Anthropic
China's CAC is probing DeepSeek and Moonshot over allegations that sensitive state, police and military data was routed to Anthropic's Claude models.
Vembu cautions engineers against ceding understanding to AI coding tools
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu has urged software engineers to use AI tools without surrendering their understanding of the systems they build.
Roche's enicepatide cuts blood sugar, drives 15.5% weight loss in mid-stage trial
Roche's experimental obesity drug enicepatide helped patients with type 2 diabetes lower blood sugar and lose an average 15.5% of body weight in a mid-stage trial.
MP Police Bans Uploading Confidential Files to AI Tools in New Social Media Rules
Madhya Pradesh Police has issued a 24-point social media guideline barring personnel from uploading confidential documents on AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini.
Most Americans Doubt AI Firms on Safety, Want Federal Oversight: Poll
A new poll finds 73% of Americans worry AI companies have not done enough to prevent serious harm, with 39% saying the technology is hurting society.
AI Wearables Face Privacy Reckoning as Smart Glasses Spread
Privacy concerns over AI-powered glasses and recorders are testing the next big bet in consumer tech, with Meta in court and Samsung preparing its own launch.
Turkey, US to Study Small Modular and Gen-IV Reactors Under $2 Million Project
Turkey and the US will assess American small modular reactor and fourth-generation nuclear technologies for possible deployment in Turkey under a USTDA-funded study.
DeepSeek to Brief UN Security Council as AI Risks Take Centre Stage
Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is set to brief the UN Security Council on AI risks at a Wednesday meeting, with OpenAI's Sam Altman also expected to speak.
US and Chinese Investors Keep Betting Across the AI Divide as Trump and Xi Meet
Investors on both sides of the US-China AI rivalry keep funding each other's tech sectors, even as leaders meet in Washington.
Victoria Proposes Green Power Mandate for New Data Centres
Victoria has proposed requiring new data centres to source their own renewable power, avoid residential and rural zones, and use recycled water for cooling.
SEMICON India 2026 Showcases Indigenous Chip Design and Systems Push
SEMICON India 2026 in New Delhi displayed India's expanding semiconductor ecosystem, from indigenous RISC-V processors to AI chips and start-up innovation.
IIT Delhi Opens Admissions for Online PG Diploma in VLSI Design
IIT Delhi has announced a 12-month online PG Diploma in VLSI Design, with applications open until October 9, 2026 and classes starting January 31, 2027.
OpenAI, Anthropic Seek Narrow Exemption to Australia's AI Training Ban
OpenAI and Anthropic have urged Australia to relax its copyright ban on AI training, proposing a narrow conditional exemption tied to investment.
Peters Warns New Zealand Against Costly Crisis Missteps
Winston Peters says New Zealand's biggest foreign policy risk is misreacting to global crises, stressing military spending and new technology.