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10 Jun 2026

Paris Hilton builds productivity app using Google Gemini AI without writing a single line of code

Paris Hilton partnered with Google as Android's first Icon in Residence to showcase AI app building. Using Gemini Canvas, she created Iconic Ideas, a productivity app, with just three natural language prompts. The collaboration highlights how AI-powered tools are making no-code app development accessible to anyone with a clear vision.

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Developers Ship AI-Generated Code Despite Knowing It's Riddled With Security Vulnerabilities

A Checkmarx survey of 2,350 developers and security leaders reveals 70% believe AI-generated code contains more security vulnerabilities than human-written code. Yet pressure to deploy quickly means 30% knowingly ship vulnerable code into production. With AI now accounting for nearly half of all production code, organizations face a critical gap between development speed and security oversight.

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Zscaler extends Zero Trust platform to secure AI agents with new AI Broker and endpoint controls

Zscaler launched AI Broker and Endpoint AI Security at Zenith Live 2026, claiming the industry's first complete Zero Trust platform for agentic AI. The new tools address how autonomous AI agents connect to networks, access enterprise data, and operate on devices—a security model CEO Jay Chaudhry says traditional tools weren't designed to handle at machine speed.

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Anthropic's Fable 5 generates video games and complex maps from single prompts, researcher finds

Anthropic released Claude Fable 5, its first public Mythos model, and AI researcher Ethan Mollick put it through its paces. From his tests, the model generated fully functional video games—including Snake, Strata, and a poetry-inspired game—all from one initial prompt. It also created a detailed isochronic map showing travel times between locations, completing tasks that once required entire development teams.

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Salesforce layoffs hit Agentforce AI teams weeks after announcing $1.2 billion in AI revenue

Salesforce has laid off employees working on Agentforce, its flagship AI product, along with MuleSoft and Marketing Cloud teams. The job cuts come just weeks after CEO Marc Benioff announced the company reached $1.2 billion in AI revenue. A California WARN notice reveals at least 86 eliminated positions across sales, administration, and technology roles, raising questions about whether AI productivity gains are now reducing the need for human workers.

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Microsoft AI Chief Clarifies: AI Will Automate Tasks, Not Replace White-Collar Jobs

Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft's AI chief, walked back earlier comments that appeared to suggest AI would take over white-collar jobs within 12 to 18 months. In a recent interview, he clarified the distinction between automating individual tasks like sending emails or creating PowerPoints versus replacing entire roles, emphasizing that AI will make work faster and more efficient rather than eliminate jobs.

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Maison Solutions Partners with SupplyAi and MiniMax to Explore AI Food Supply Chain Solutions

Maison Solutions, a specialty Asian grocery retailer, has announced a strategic collaboration with SupplyAi and MiniMax to explore AI-native solutions for North American food retail and supply chain operations. The non-binding framework aims to bring workflow automation, operational visibility, and data-driven decision-making to procurement, inventory, and logistics workflows across the food supply chain industry.

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China behind 58% of state-backed cyberattacks targeting US AI tech, CrowdStrike warns

A new CrowdStrike report reveals China-linked hackers are responsible for over 58% of state-sponsored cyberattacks on technology companies, specifically targeting AI assets and intellectual property. The findings highlight an escalating AI arms race as Beijing attempts to close the tech gap with the U.S. despite restrictions on access to advanced AI training chips.

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Valeo stock surges 8.5% after Calyos partnership targets AI data center chip cooling

Valeo shares jumped 8.5% following a memorandum of understanding with Calyos to develop advanced chip cooling solutions for AI-driven data centers and mobility applications. The French automotive supplier aims to leverage its thermal management expertise for computing infrastructure, though analysts question whether the market enthusiasm reflects fundamentals or narrative momentum.

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Kingdom Hearts Collection box art sparks AI accusations as fans spot five-fingered Donald Duck

Square Enix is facing intense scrutiny after fans identified apparent AI-generated elements in the official Kingdom Hearts Collection artwork, including Donald Duck sporting five fingers on one hand and four on the other. The controversy has partially overshadowed the announcement of Kingdom Hearts 4 for Nintendo Switch 2, highlighting growing tensions around generative AI in gaming.

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Google launches Gemini 3.5 Live Translate with real-time voice translation across 70 languages

Google has launched Gemini 3.5 Live Translate, bringing instant voice-to-voice translation to smartphones without specialized hardware. The AI model supports over 70 languages and preserves speaker tone and pacing for natural multilingual conversations. It's rolling out to Google Translate, Google Meet, and developers via the Gemini Live API.

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Datadog unveils 100+ features at DASH, pushing Bits AI toward autonomous operations

Datadog introduced over 100 new capabilities at its annual DASH conference, with major expansions to Bits AI that enable autonomous operations across the software development lifecycle. The company addresses twin pressures of AI-accelerated code generation and sophisticated security threats with deeper automation, new AI Guard protection against prompt injection attacks, and tools for custom AI agent creation.

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Thoma Bravo declares SaaSpocalypse over as AI becomes tailwind for software industry

Orlando Bravo of Thoma Bravo says the panic around AI gutting the software industry has ended, with AI now driving growth. Software stocks rallied 21% in May, but the recovery remains uneven as consumption-priced businesses surge while seat-based models struggle. Snowflake's CEO urges caution amid rising costs.

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Seattle passes one-year data center moratorium as Amazon employees join backlash against AI boom

Seattle City Council unanimously approved a one-year moratorium on new large data centers, making it the largest U.S. city to halt AI infrastructure expansion. The decision came after four companies proposed five facilities that would consume 369 megawatts—about one-third of Seattle's daily electricity use. Amazon employees were among the most vocal supporters, citing concerns over power consumption, rising utility bills, and environmental impact.

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09 Jun 2026

GM Energy bets on sodium-ion batteries and V2G tech to tackle AI's power crunch

General Motors is making a major push into the energy storage market with new sodium-ion batteries designed for grid-scale applications and AI data centers. The automaker also activated vehicle-to-grid capabilities across 250,000 EVs, partnering with utilities like PG&E to help balance electricity demand as AI infrastructure strains the grid.

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