AI Flags Predatory Journals for Science
An AI system developed by researchers flags over 1,000 potentially predatory journals, providing a vital tool for preserving scientific integrity against dishonest practices.
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Year: 2025
Microsoft Launches In-House AI Models for Copilot
Microsoft has launched its first in-house AI models, MAI-Voice-1 and MAI-1-preview, signaling a shift from reliance on OpenAI towards a more independent AI development strategy.
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Coventry Council Signs £500K AI Deal with Palantir
Coventry City Council’s £500,000 contract with Palantir for AI services aimed at improving social work raises ethical concerns from workers and advocates alike.
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Singapore’s AI Approach: Innovation Over Regulation
As Western countries debate AI regulations, Singapore’s proactive approach enhances its status as an AI hub, capitalizing on innovation and real-time deployment.
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Meta’s Partnership with Scale AI Shows Early Signs of Strain
Meta’s significant investment in Scale AI reveals early tensions. With key departures and reliance on competitors, the future of their collaboration looks uncertain.
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The End of Cheap AI Coding Assistants?
As AI coding assistants see increased demand, rising costs due to infrastructure challenges signal a shift in how companies view these tools as productivity necessities.
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