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Technology
Global centres in India slow hiring as AI reshapes work, ANSR CEO says
BENGALURU, May 18 (Reuters) - Global capability centres in India are being measured while hiring as companies are wary about the impact of geopolitical uncertainties and growing AI adoption, the CEO of ANSR, which helps firms build and run global centres, said on Monday.
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Technology
Samsung unveils AI-powered TV lineup with prices starting from RM6,399
Electronics giant Samsung unveiled its 2026 artificial intelligence (AI)-powered lineup of 4K smart TVs at a media event today (May 18).
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Mobile apps
OpenAI, Plaid to bring tailored financial guidance to masses in the US
OpenAI is partnering with Plaid Inc to give US consumers using ChatGPT personalised financial advice based on data they share with the tech companies.
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Technology
Commonwealth Bank of Australia names Mary-Anne Williams as chief AI scientist
May 18 (Reuters) - Commonwealth Bank of Australia on Monday appointed Mary-Anne Williams as its chief AI scientist in what the bank said would be the first such role at an Australian lender.
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AI
Jury to decide fate of Musk's blockbuster suit against OpenAI
Deliberations begin Monday in the blockbuster trial pitting Elon Musk against AI giant OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, whom Musk accuses of abandoning the company's founding mission.
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AI
Graduates boo commencement speech about AI
Humanities students made their displeasure known at the University of Central Florida.
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Technology
Indian court tells Apple to 'cooperate' in antitrust case
NEW DELHI, May 18 (Reuters) - An Indian court has told Apple to "fully cooperate" with investigators in an antitrust case related to the iPhone apps market, not agreeing with the U.S. company's request to put the case on hold while it challenges the law governing antitrust penalties.
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AI
GM is using AI to design vehicles. Here's what that means
GM says AI is collapsing months of design work into days as rivals race to keep up. Does this tech wave save US automakers or put autoworkers in the crosshairs?
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Technology
Tired of hacked passwords? Help is on the way.
Apps from Apple, Google and others can assist in making your online accounts more secure, even as new ways of logging in continue to take off.
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Internet
Meghan urges global health leaders to act to keep children safe online
Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has urged global health leaders to act to keep children safe online, adding they are being shaped by systems "designed to capture attention at any cost".
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AI
Four takeaways from Musk vs OpenAI trial
After three weeks of intense hearings, Silicon Valley's first major AI trial – over the lawsuit filed by Elon Musk against the co-founders of OpenAI – is nearing an end. It is expected to go to the jury on Monday.
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Technology
Anthropic to brief global financial watchdog on cyber flaws exposed by Mythos, FT reports
May 18 (Reuters) - Artificial intelligence startup Anthropic is set to brief the Financial Stability Board (FSB) on cyber vulnerabilities in the global financial system identified by its latest AI model, Mythos, the Financial Times reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the plan.
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Social media
Tech CEOs summoned to US Congress for another hearing on social media's risks for children
Social media CEOs once again are being called to testify before the US Senate in light of mounting legal and public pressure to protect young users on their platforms.
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AI
AI poised to tilt job market leverage toward older workers
When it comes to job cuts, older workers are often disproportionately affected. But a new survey of chief executive officers suggests this won't be a given as companies adopt artificial intelligence.
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Smartphones
Want more secure text messages? Update your iPhone to iOS 26.5 now
The changes in Apple's iOS 26.5 include end-to-end encryption for messages sent between iPhones and Android devices.
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Technology
Samsung Electronics and union extend talks to avert strike threatening global supply chains
SEJONG, South Korea, May 18 (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics and its labour union plan to hold more talks on Tuesday in a bid to avert the biggest strike in the tech giant's history, amid concern that a walkout by more than 45,000 workers could hit South Korea's economy and disrupt global supply chains.
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Robotics
Robotics CEO vows no intervention in humanoids’ viral trial run
Figure AI Inc's humanoid robots sorted packages for around 50 hours nonstop without intervention, Chief Executive Officer Brett Adcock said, a milestone in showing their ability to take on everyday tasks.
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AI
Artificial Internet: How AI-generated content is reshaping the digital landscape
A study claims 35% of newly published websites between August 2022 and May 2025 were classified as either AI-generated or AI-assisted. What does this mean for the future of online content?
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Technology
South Korea says it will pursue all options to avoid Samsung strike
SEOUL, May 17 (Reuters) - South Korea will pursue all options, including emergency arbitration, to avoid a labour strike at the country's biggest employer Samsung Electronics and to minimise any damage if one does occur, its prime minister said on Sunday.
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Social media
Instagram users can turn off new feature if send photos by mistake
Instagram has introduced a new feature called Instants, which lets you share photos that disappear after being sent to selected contacts right after you take them.
