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Amazon to test AI tools for film and TV production with industry partners starting March

Amazon MGM Studios is launching a closed beta program in March to test proprietary AI tools designed to streamline film and TV production. Led by Albert Cheng, the AI Studio aims to reduce production costs and improve efficiency while maintaining creative control in human hands. The initiative features 350 AI-generated shots in House of David season two.

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Amazon to test AI tools for film and TV production with industry partners starting March

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Jensen Huang tells companies to skip ROI demands and let AI innovation run wild

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang challenged conventional business wisdom at the Cisco AI Summit, urging leaders to abandon immediate ROI expectations for AI projects. Comparing corporate innovation to parenting, he advocated for messy experimentation over rigid control, arguing that demanding proof of financial success before trying new AI tools stifles creativity just like asking a child to justify a hobby with a business plan.

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Jensen Huang tells companies to skip ROI demands and let AI innovation run wild

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Sam Altman warns companies face huge disadvantage without quick AI adoption, predicts full AI firms

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told the Cisco AI Summit 2026 that companies not set up to quickly adopt AI workers will be at a huge disadvantage. He envisions full AI companies where AI agents actively participate in work rather than serve as passive tools. But Altman warns enterprises are largely unprepared for this shift, facing unresolved challenges around security, governance and data access.

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Sam Altman warns companies face huge disadvantage without quick AI adoption, predicts full AI firms

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Alex Karp warns Europe and Canada are falling behind as Palantir's US revenue surges 93%

Palantir CEO Alex Karp delivered a stark warning about a widening global divide in AI adoption during the company's earnings call. With US revenue growing 93% year-over-year and accounting for 77% of total revenue, Karp criticized Europe and Canada for their hesitance to adopt advanced AI products. He framed the split as a battle between 'AI haves and have-nots,' echoing concerns raised at Davos about the risks of falling behind in the technology race.

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Alex Karp warns Europe and Canada are falling behind as Palantir's US revenue surges 93%

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Google Gemini beats ChatGPT by turning AI into a default, not a destination

Google is winning the AI chatbot race not through viral demos, but by embedding Gemini into its ecosystem of Search, Chrome, and Android. With 89.8% search market share and 71.4% browser dominance, Google transforms AI from a destination into default behavior. Yet this strategy forces the tech giant to confront the Innovator's Dilemma as it risks disrupting its own advertising-driven business model.

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Google Gemini beats ChatGPT by turning AI into a default, not a destination

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Sam Altman dismisses Moltbook as fad but says autonomous AI bots are the future

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman called the viral AI social network Moltbook a likely fad at the Cisco AI Summit, but strongly backed the underlying technology behind autonomous AI bots like OpenClaw. Despite growing use cases from medical research to AI-generated coding, Altman admitted AI adoption has been slower than expected, calling himself naive about the pace of change.

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Sam Altman dismisses Moltbook as fad but says autonomous AI bots are the future

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Anthropic's Claude AI Sparks $1 Trillion Market Disruption as Software Stocks Tumble

Anthropic's release of new AI tools for its Claude platform triggered massive sell-offs across software and data provider stocks, wiping out over $1 trillion in market value. The AI company's vertical-specific plugins and powerful Claude Opus 4.6 model raised concerns that AI agents could fundamentally undermine traditional SaaS business models, while simultaneously fueling worries about AI-driven groupthink among financial analysts.

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Anthropic's Claude AI Sparks $1 Trillion Market Disruption as Software Stocks Tumble

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Overland AI Raises $100M to Scale Autonomous Ground Vehicles for US Military Operations

Seattle-based Overland AI secured $100 million in funding to accelerate production of autonomous ground vehicles for the US military. The defense tech startup is working with Army, Marine Corps, and Special Operations units on missions ranging from resupply to dangerous breaching operations in minefields.

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Overland AI Raises $100M to Scale Autonomous Ground Vehicles for US Military Operations

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Anthropic's AI legal tool triggers massive sell-off in software stocks across Europe and India

Anthropic unveiled new AI automation tools that sent shockwaves through global markets. European legal software firms RELX and Wolters Kluwer plunged over 10%, while Indian IT exporters saw their worst day since 2020 with a 6.3% drop. The tools automate legal work, sales, and data analysis, raising fears about the future of labor-intensive business models.

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Anthropic's AI legal tool triggers massive sell-off in software stocks across Europe and India

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Contextual Errors Keep Medical AI From Reaching Its Full Potential in Clinical Settings

Harvard Medical School researchers have identified contextual errors as a major barrier preventing medical AI from transitioning into real-world clinical use. Despite thousands of models being developed, very few succeed in hospitals because they lack critical information about medical specialty, geographic location, and socioeconomic factors needed for accurate patient care.

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Contextual Errors Keep Medical AI From Reaching Its Full Potential in Clinical Settings

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Barnsley Named UK's First Tech Town as Government Pushes AI Into Public Services

The South Yorkshire town of Barnsley has been designated the UK's first Tech Town, with £500K in seed funding to integrate AI across schools, hospitals, and businesses. Technology Secretary Liz Kendall says the initiative will serve as a national blueprint, but concerns remain about job displacement and missing data governance frameworks.

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Barnsley Named UK's First Tech Town as Government Pushes AI Into Public Services

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Rural India Powers Global AI Models as 200,000 Annotators Drive Machine Learning Revolution

A growing workforce of at least 200,000 data annotators in rural India now represents roughly half of the world's data labelling workforce, powering global AI models for tech giants. Workers like 27-year-old Chandmani Kerketta balance farming by day with night shifts labelling images and videos essential for machine learning applications like autonomous vehicles. The shift brings new employment opportunities and financial independence, particularly for women in remote regions.

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Rural India Powers Global AI Models as 200,000 Annotators Drive Machine Learning Revolution

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Adobe Animate shutting down as company pivots to AI, leaving animators without direct replacement

Adobe announced it will discontinue Adobe Animate on March 1, 2026, after 25 years of service. The decision appears driven by the company's strategic shift towards AI, sparking anger among users who rely on the 2D animation software. Adobe offers no direct replacement, instead suggesting Creative Cloud applications like After Effects and Express to cover portions of Animate's functionality.

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Adobe Animate shutting down as company pivots to AI, leaving animators without direct replacement

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Adobe Firefly offers unlimited AI generations free until March 16 across multiple models

Adobe is removing generation limits from Firefly, its generative AI platform, through March 16. Subscribers can now create unlimited AI video and image generations up to 2K resolution using both Adobe's own models and third-party integrations including Google, OpenAI, and Runway. The limited-time promotion aims to help creators experiment at scale during a content-heavy period.

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Adobe Firefly offers unlimited AI generations free until March 16 across multiple models

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GOG faces community backlash over generative AI use in marketing, refuses to rule out future AI

PC gaming storefront GOG sparked controversy after using generative AI to create a New Year Sale banner. The company's managing director declined to make absolute statements about future AI use, citing game preservation needs. But the response triggered fierce backlash from supporters who view GOG's core values as incompatible with AI-generated content.

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GOG faces community backlash over generative AI use in marketing, refuses to rule out future AI

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