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Who gets to check the AI giants? A new group wants to set the rules

The AI Evaluator Forum has become a key gathering place for nonprofit organizations testing cutting-edge AI systems as interest in independent evaluators skyrockets.

Is Your SOC Ready for AI Agents? A Maturity Check Before You Deploy

Assess AI SOC readiness with checks for data access, investigation standards, baseline metrics, human approvals, and detection coverage.

Argentina courts AI data centres with no regulation and tax breaks

Argentina's president, Javier Milei, is courting AI data centre investment in Patagonia, promising light regulation and tax breaks. View on euronews

Argentina courts AI data centres with no regulation and tax breaks

Argentina's president, Javier Milei, is courting AI data centre investment in Patagonia, promising light regulation and tax breaks. View on euronews

Retro Hardware AI Agents: Kiro on a 1984 DECwriter [2026]

Intel Foundry's AI chip case against TSMC

Rick Orford reviews Intel Foundry as an AI chip manufacturing strategy, including the bull and bear cases, execution risks and valuation expectations. He also explains how a reported Google TPU order could affect Intel's push to become an alternative to TSMC.

Sourcegraph's Andrew Norrish Says AI Code Review Is the New Bottleneck — and SREs Are Paying for It

AI coding tools have shifted software's constraint from writing code to reviewing it, and the unreviewed output is driving a wave of production…

AI agents were told to build a civilisation in Minecraft, ended up fighting over food and power

Researchers placed 50 AI agents in Minecraft to build a civilisation, but the experiment took an unexpected turn. The agents appointed leaders, created hierarchies, rationed food and developed their own rules,

Ed Yardeni Sees AI Chip Rebound, Year-End Stock Rally — Warns Of Midterm Election, Iran War Risks

Yardeni Research President Ed Yardeni said Monday that the recent artificial intelligence (AI) sell-off was not a full-blown rout but was "taking some air out of the AI bubble," which he sees as a positive development.

AI Memory Boom Puts South Korea $70 Billion Away From $1 Trillion In Exports; Chips Now Make Up 49% Of Shipments While Small Businesses Struggle

South Korea is $70 billion from $1 trillion in exports as AI memory demand lifts chip shipments 259%, but semiconductors now make up 49% of the total