Robots Are Coming — but Not Everywhere

The proposed investment would back a 500-megawatt AI-focused facility that could become Japan's largest data center upon completion.

The move would require large commercial users of Qwen3.8-Max to share revenue, signaling a new approach to monetizing models.

Here are the top tech stories from our weekly AI news wrap-up (July 31-August 7).

The three-year program lays the governance and operational foundations for AI adoption across government.

Vocal about his views on the economy, regulation, and technology, Dimon is among a small group of executives publicly warning about the growing perils of advanced AI systems.

Humanoid robot technologies are advancing fast across industries, but despite bold predictions, the adoption curve will be more complex than GenAI’s boom.

Two new reports link identity-based attacks to the Middle East's rising breach costs, which reached $8 million in 2026.

New research suggests that the biggest challenge for AI-generated creative work may not be quality, but perception.

AI agents targeted real people and organizations during permissive cybersecurity evaluations with open internet access.

AI engineers and data scientists can now register for credentials aimed at creating a trusted standard for technical expertise.