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Alibaba to spend $431m on Lunar New Year AI push

Hong Kong scientists launch AI model to better predict extreme weather

Intel struggles to meet AI data center demand, shares drop 13%

Blade Runner 2049’s Joi AI companion closer to becoming reality

Chatbots to bodies, CES signals AI’s leap into physical world

Nvidia and auto suppliers roll out partnerships to rekindle self-driving push

Samsung forecasts profit to triple to record high as it rides AI boom

AWS, Aumovio expand AI-driven development of self-driving vehicles

Variant Bio launches AI-powered platform for drug discovery using genetic data

Chinese AI firm MiniMax, others launch Hong Kong IPOs in year-end rush

SoftBank has completed its $40 billion investment in OpenAI

Meta to buy Chinese startup Manus to boost advanced AI

Waymo’s outage raises doubts over robotaxi readiness during crises

Driverless future gains momentum with global robotaxi deployments

China plan to turn technology innovation into growth

AI helps drive record $11.8 billion in Black Friday online spending

Pakistan struggles to trust human talent in the age of AI

Google to invest $10 billion in data centre and AI project in India

Abhishek, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan sue Google over AI-generated YouTube videos

Japanese political party plans to install AI as leader after founder resigns

Pakistan’s pharmaceutical industry embraces AI for healthcare optimisation

Meta Platforms launches consumer-ready smart glasses at Connect event

Hypernova: Meta to launch smart glasses with display at annual Connect event

Gemini Live to feature Google Maps overlay for real-time location insights

Albania appoints world’s first AI-generated minister to oversee public tenders

Big win for Google: Court allows Chrome to remain while mandating data sharing

OpenAI to introduce parental controls for ChatGPT amid teen suicide lawsuit

Pakistan approves its first AI policy

National AI Policy 2025: Govt to train 1 million professionals, award 3000 scholarships

Voice actors push back as AI threatens dubbing industry