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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Jul 16, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 16, 2026 · Pascale Davies

    When will humanoid robots go to war? As early as 2027, CEO says (opens the original)

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    With the lightning-fast deployment of artificial intelligence and the immense technological leaps in robotics, images of weapon-wielding humanoid robots are no longer merely a figment of the public imagination. But as the visionary technology races ahead, so does the lingering unease. The US-based company Foundation Future Industries, which builds humanoids for commercial and military use, has already tested its Phantom robots in Ukraine. The company CEO says he expects to begin testing weaponis

  2. Article · Jul 15, 2026 · Pascale Davies

    How Microsoft believes AI sovereignty can bridge the global divide (opens the original)

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    The digital divide in artificial intelligence adoption between the Global North and Global South is widening, Microsoft’s chief responsible AI officer told Euronews Next. “We cannot let the digital divide become an even greater AI divide,” warned Natasha Crampton, who is also a former member of the UN's High-Level Advisory Body on AI. Speaking on the sidelines of last week’s UN AI for Good Summit in Geneva, she laid out a vision for bridging the gap. Calls for AI sovereignty have swept the floor

  3. Article · Jul 6, 2026 · Pascale Davies

    Profit over safety: Global coalition says AI companies fail children (opens the original)

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    More than 100 organisations, including Amnesty International and Save the Children, are urging governments to make artificial intelligence safe for children in a joint call, a day before the United Nations holds its first global summit on AI governance. The coalition, led by children's rights group 5Rights Foundation, says AI is already harming children and that current regulatory approaches are failing them by intervening when it is too late. The warning comes as lawsuits have grown against AI

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