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Future on Europa Now: AI, climate tech and the long bets that will decide what Europe builds next.
AI
India's central bank chief warns cyberattacks could spark the next financial crisis
Sanjay Malhotra flagged geopolitical events, digital threats and technological breakdowns as potential triggers for systemic instability, while singling out AI as a major source of new financial risks.
AI
OpenAI Safety Lead Departs, Urges AI Industry to Adopt Nuclear Plant-Style Safeguards
David Robinson, who oversaw transparency initiatives at OpenAI's safety division, has resigned and published a critique arguing the company prioritizes speed over responsible development of increasingly powerful AI systems.
AI
Bessent Pushes AI Labs to Own Their Risks, Eyes Warning System With China
The US Treasury Secretary dismisses calls for caution from AI leaders as hollow without concrete solutions, while the administration explores incident-sharing protocols with Beijing.
AI
Why AI Adoption Stalls: The Case for Fixing Broken Processes First
Most organizations deploy AI into fragmented operations without redesigning workflows, creating faster versions of the same problems. Dessy Pavlova argues that sustainable AI impact requires building systems where human decisions trigger cascading updates across all business functions.
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Google hikes Pixel 10a to $599 as memory costs surge across the industry
Seven months after launch, Google has raised its budget Pixel phone by $100 without any hardware changes, citing a dramatic spike in RAM prices that has forced Apple and Samsung to reprice their existing models too.
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Nvidia closes in on $6T valuation as AI agent momentum accelerates
The chipmaker has surged to within $300 billion of becoming the first company to reach a $6 trillion market cap, driven by expectations around AI agents and a record buyback programme. Meanwhile, Europe's ASML faces the same gap to reach its first trillion.
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Quantum Sensors Could Free Autonomous Systems From GPS Dependency
Quantum X Labs scientist Nir Sharon argues that quantum gyroscopes and atomic clocks can enable vehicles and aircraft to navigate reliably even when satellite signals fail, shifting navigation from external infrastructure to intrinsic measurement.
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Pope calls for deeper reckoning with AI art beyond Europe's labeling rules
Pope Leo XIV has drawn a philosophical distinction between human creativity and machine-generated imagery, arguing the difference runs deeper than the technical markers now required across the EU.