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03 Jun 2026

Google tests website opt-out toggle for AI Search as publishers demand more control

Google announced a new Search Console toggle allowing website owners to exclude their content from AI Overviews and AI Mode. The feature launches first with UK publishers following regulatory pressure, as the company tries to balance AI innovation with publisher concerns about traffic loss.

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Cognizant and CrowdStrike expand alliance to secure AI agents, models, and infrastructure

Cognizant has expanded its strategic alliance with CrowdStrike to integrate the Falcon platform into its AI Factory and Managed Cybersecurity Services. The partnership addresses growing security challenges as enterprises deploy autonomous AI agents at scale, with CrowdStrike naming Cognizant its 2026 Americas Velocity Partner of the Year.

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ING and Worldline complete Europe's first live agentic payment with AI assistant

ING, Worldline, and Mastercard have completed Europe's first live end-to-end agentic payment transaction, where an AI assistant autonomously purchased Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra tickets for a customer. The transaction ran entirely on European infrastructure, validating that agentic commerce is production-ready and signaling a shift toward intelligent and seamless banking experiences across multiple European markets.

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Rubrik gains early access to Anthropic's Mythos AI model to strengthen cyber resilience

Rubrik has been granted access to Anthropic's Mythos Research Preview as part of Project Glasswing, marking a significant step in AI-driven cybersecurity. The $17.5 billion company will use the advanced AI model defensively to identify, vet, and patch potential software vulnerabilities across its enterprise platform before they can be exploited.

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Serve Robotics partners with NoScrubs to expand autonomous delivery beyond food

Serve Robotics has launched a pilot program with NoScrubs to deliver laundry orders using autonomous sidewalk robots in Los Angeles. This marks the company's first commercial delivery service outside prepared food, as it aims to expand into additional verticals including dry cleaning, retail, pharmacy, and grocery with its fleet of 2,000 robots across the United States.

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SK Hynix to double wafer capacity by 2030 as AI boom drives HBM demand

SK Hynix announced plans to double its wafer capacity over the next five years, driven by surging demand for high-bandwidth memory chips used in AI systems. Chairman Chey Tae-won warned that memory supply bottlenecks could persist through 2030, while expressing hopes to become a major HBM supplier for Nvidia's upcoming Vera Rubin system.

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China dominates humanoid robots market with 85% of global output, but finding buyers proves harder

China accounts for 85% of humanoid robot installations worldwide, producing machines at roughly half the cost of Western competitors. Yet despite thousands of orders and over 140 manufacturers, experts warn that market demand may not match the country's massive production capacity. The tension between China's manufacturing dominance and actual commercial viability highlights critical questions about the $5 trillion humanoid robots market.

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Palo Alto Networks crushes earnings as AI security concerns fuel massive customer demand surge

Palo Alto Networks delivered a strong earnings report with 31% revenue growth to $3 billion, decisively putting AI disruption fears to rest. CEO Nikesh Arora revealed the company fielded 1,200 customer meeting requests in recent weeks—matching all of last year's meetings—as advanced AI models like Anthropic's Claude Mythos heighten cybersecurity urgency across enterprises.

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Microsoft unveils Rayfin to turn Fabric into an enterprise AI application runtime

Microsoft introduced Rayfin at Build 2026, an open-source SDK that lets developers and AI agents build application backends and deploy them directly to Microsoft Fabric. The tool addresses a critical gap in enterprise AI: preventing data silos while maintaining governance as coding agents generate applications faster than teams can manage them.

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02 Jun 2026

Perplexity AI unveils hybrid system that splits tasks between your PC and the cloud automatically

Perplexity AI introduced a hybrid local-cloud inference system at Computex that automatically routes AI tasks between personal computers and cloud servers in real time. CEO Aravind Srinivas demonstrated the technology alongside Intel, showing how the system keeps sensitive data on-device while sending complex work to frontier models in the cloud—addressing both privacy concerns and the cost crisis of centralized AI inference.

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Microsoft Scout brings OpenClaw's always-on AI power to enterprise with security controls

Microsoft unveiled Scout, an always-on AI assistant built on OpenClaw that integrates deeply with Microsoft 365. The tool automates calendar management, email drafting, and task coordination while addressing security concerns that plagued the original open-source project. Around 3,000 Microsoft employees already use Scout to manage work tasks, signaling a shift toward autonomous AI agents in enterprise settings.

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Google launches fake call detection on Android to combat AI deepfake impersonation scams

Google is rolling out a new Android security feature that detects and flags phone calls where scammers use AI deepfake technology to impersonate trusted contacts. The feature, launching globally this month on Android 12+ devices starting with Pixel phones, works automatically by verifying calls through encrypted confirmation signals. With Americans losing over $893 million to AI-powered scams in 2025, the technology aims to protect users from increasingly sophisticated impersonation fraud.

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Microsoft unveils Majorana 2 quantum chip with AI, cuts timeline to 2029 for scalable systems

Microsoft announced Majorana 2, its next-generation quantum chip featuring qubits that are 1,000 times more reliable than its predecessor. The breakthrough, achieved using agentic AI through Microsoft Discovery, has prompted the company to accelerate its roadmap and now target a scalable quantum computer by 2029—cutting the original timeline in half.

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Microsoft unveils Project Solara, an Android-based OS built for AI agents instead of apps

Microsoft announced Project Solara at Build 2026, a chip-to-cloud platform designed to run AI agents rather than traditional apps. Built on Android instead of Windows, the platform features two concept devices: a smart display and a wearable badge. Companies including Best Buy, CVS Health, Target, and Levi's are preparing to pilot the agent-first enterprise devices in coming months.

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Martin Scorsese joins AI startup Black Forest Labs, sparking debate over Hollywood's AI adoption

Legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese has become an adviser to AI image-generation startup Black Forest Labs, using the technology for storyboarding. The 83-year-old director says the tool helps him communicate his vision faster during pre-production, but the move has drawn criticism from industry professionals who fear job displacement and the erosion of human creativity in filmmaking.

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