Four out of 10 Koreans used generative AI in 2025: poll

Four out of 10 Koreans used generative AI in 2025: poll

ChatGPT’s mobile application icon can be seen on a phone screen. Yonhap Four out of 10 Koreans said they used generative artificial intelligence (AI) last year, while concerns over the negative effects of AI grew from a year earlier, a government survey showed Thursday. According to the latest findings, 38.9 percent of respondents said they…

Engineering Has A Context Problem, Generative AI Is The Fix

Engineering Has A Context Problem, Generative AI Is The Fix

Yu Fang is Co-Founder & CTO at Sonatus, specializing in distributed systems and AI-enabled vehicle architectures. Modern products behave less like applications and more like ecosystems. A single customer experience spans embedded controllers, cloud services, mobile apps, supplier components and real-time data pipelines. As challenging as it can be to build these systems, the bigger…

YouTube reveals major change to help you identify AI-generated content

YouTube reveals major change to help you identify AI-generated content

YouTube is rolling out more prominent AI disclosure labels and a new detection system designed to automatically identify AI-generated or AI-edited content as it becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish what’s real. Creators will still be required to disclose when they use AI, but YouTube is adding automated tools that can flag “significant photorealistic AI use,”…

Amazon Orders Three Animated Series That Used Generative AI

Amazon Orders Three Animated Series That Used Generative AI

Amazon is embarking on a major push to integrate generative AI into all corners of its business, and entertainment is no exception, with the tech company launching a new fund on Wednesday to incentivize creators to use the tech throughout the production pipeline. The company’s Amazon MGM Studios and Amazon Web Services divisions announced a…

12 AI prompts that leak enterprise data—and how to fix them

12 AI prompts that leak enterprise data—and how to fix them

Every time an employee pastes text into a generative AI tool, uploads a document, or copies an AI-generated response into an email, corporate data moves through a significant blind spot. Most organizations maintain strict controls for traditional file transfers and email attachments, yet almost none were designed to see what happens inside an AI chat…

AWS launches Agentic Shopping Assistant to help retailers build AI tools

AWS launches Agentic Shopping Assistant to help retailers build AI tools

Amazon Web Services Inc. today introduced a new offering designed to help retailers integrate artificial intelligence features into their online stores. AWS Agentic Shopping Assistant, or ASA, combines several of the cloud giant’s AI products with professional services.  ASA is derived from a tool called Alexa for Shopping tool that Amazon.com Inc. added to its…

The Microsoft Security advantage: Eliminating data leaks in the age of generative AI

The Microsoft Security advantage: Eliminating data leaks in the age of generative AI

The Microsoft Security advantage: Eliminating data leaks in the age of generative AI For IT directors and security executives, the risk calculation for workplace automation has changed. The primary threat to corporate integrity is no longer a slow rollout; it is “privilege creep”—the over-permissioning of agents already live within the enterprise stack. The statistics are…

Uber COO Says It’s Getting Tough to Defend How Much the Company Spends on AI

Uber COO Says It’s Getting Tough to Defend How Much the Company Spends on AI

Uber president and chief operating officer Andrew Macdonald says the company’s fast‑growing AI costs are getting harder to justify, largely because he can’t identify a clear link between AI use and real productivity gains. In a new interview with the YouTube channels Rapid Response and Masters of Scale, Macdonald points out that while some internal…