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Healthcare Digital reports that Philips has appointed Shez Partovi as its first chief AI officer and Laura Matz as chief innovation and technology officer.
QUASA reports that Aslan has raised $20.8 million to develop AI agents that create persistent undercover personas for intelligence, military and law-enforcement investigations. The funding and launch are supported by recent coverage, but the company’s operational results and evidence-handling capabilities remain…
Researchers at China’s National University of Defence Technology proposed redesigning an AI course around military scenarios and future intelligent warfare.
QUASA reports that Resect has raised $25 million to develop software intended to detect and alter large-language-model behavior during generation. The company’s central technical claim remains unverified by independent production-model testing.
YugaTech reports that OpenAI is rolling GPT-6 Astra out to select customers, with cybersecurity users first and free-tier users excluded.
California lawmakers approved SB 813, which would establish a state framework for designating independent organizations to verify frontier AI safety claims by 2028, according to Startup Fortune.
The Hindu BusinessLine reports that Google DeepMind is providing satellite-based agricultural mapping and monitoring tools through APIs and Google Earth, with access limited to partners and trusted testers.
The Times of India reports that IIT Madras professor B Ravindran has joined a United Nations panel assessing artificial intelligence’s effects on society and informing global governance.
The Punjab Safe Cities Authority says it has activated an AI-based system to flag children who may be working or absent from school during school hours. The Express Tribune reports that alerts will be sent to authorities for verification.
Whalesbook reports that Adobe acquired Bengaluru AI startup Rilo, bringing its six-member team and plain-English workflow technology into Adobe while ending Rilo’s standalone service.
The Japan Times reports that Trump’s support for rapid AI data-center construction is colliding with voter opposition and Democratic efforts to make infrastructure concerns a midterm issue.
Startup Fortune reports that a preregistered study of 100 students linked vibe-coding performance more closely to computer-science knowledge and writing skill than to everyday AI use.
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