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Google ditches crowdsourced medical advice AI

Google launches controversial AI feature 'What People Suggest' for health advice from amateurs worldwide, amid scrutiny. Company touts potential of AI to improve global health outcomes through crowdsourced tips.

AI Acceleration: AWS and NVIDIA Join Forces

AWS and NVIDIA announced expanded collaboration at NVIDIA GTC 2026 for AI solutions in production, including 1 million NVIDIA GPUs on AWS Regions. New Amazon EC2 instances with NVIDIA RTX PRO 4500 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs offer enhanced performance for various workloads.

Persona-Driven AI: Guiding the Enterprise

Part II of AWS Generative AI Innovation Center's series highlights key traits for organizations to succeed with agentic AI. Leaders must define clear roles, responsibilities, and metrics to ensure agentic AI is tied directly to business outcomes.

Unmasking Defense Contractors Disguised as AI Firms

AI warfare escalates with precision weapons causing civilian casualties, highlighting the urgent need for regulation and ethical considerations. Israeli military's "fog procedure" exemplifies the dangerous consequences of using AI in combat, blurring the lines between deterrence and indiscriminate violence.

AI Singer's Anthem Resonates with Iranians

Farbod Mehr creates AI singer Nava, whose song resonates with Iranians amid turmoil in 2026. Nava's lyrics draw from poet Aref Qazvini, offering hope in the face of political unrest and foreign attacks.

The Four-Day Work Week: Myth or Reality?

Advocates propose a four-day work week to improve work-life balance and productivity by reducing meeting times and streamlining workflows. Despite its potential benefits, widespread adoption of this model has yet to occur.

Grammarly Pulls AI Expert Review Feature Amid Criticism

Grammarly faces lawsuit over AI feature using real names without consent, disabled 'Expert Review' inspired by famous authors. Multimillion dollar legal battle ensues after generating editing suggestions resembling Stephen King, Neil deGrasse Tyson, and Carl Sagan.