OpenAI Targets Business Market with New Frontier Platform: OpenAI launches the Frontier platform aimed at enterprises, facilitating the deployment of AI agents and addressing the growing demand for AI solutions in business operations. Link

Improvements in Coding Efficiency: OpenAI introduces GPT-5.3-Codex, a high-performance model that is 25% faster, setting new coding benchmark records. Link

Amazon's $200 Billion Investment in A.I. Raises Investor Concerns: Amazon announces plans to spend $200 billion this year on AI and other projects, creating anxiety among investors about the potential long-term financial implications despite a strong quarter. Link

IAB's AI Accountability Bill: A New Framework for Content Scraping: The IAB has proposed a draft bill aimed at requiring AI firms to compensate publishers for content scraping. Link

Nvidia's Warning on Strict Chip Export Rules to China: Nvidia cautions that newly imposed chip export rules to China are excessively stringent and could significantly damage demand. Link

PwC Launches New Training Initiative for the AI Workplace: PwC has rolled out an innovative in-house training program aimed at preparing its employees for the evolving AI landscape. Link

Qatar's Strategic AI Sovereignty Effort: Doha is actively working to develop the AI sector while maintaining strict control over its implementation. Link

The AI Bubble: Consequences of Overvaluation Loom: The valuation flaws of AI companies are expected to come to light when the bubble bursts, as the industry slumps into the Trough of Disillusionment. Link

Industrial-Scale Deepfake Fraud: A Growing Threat: A recent study reveals that deepfake technology is being utilized for scams on an industrial scale. Link

Kaiser Workers Protest AI Adoption Amid Job Security Concerns: Healthcare workers at Kaiser are rallying against the integration of AI technologies due to fears of job losses and potential adverse effects on patient care. Link

Big Tech's Capital Expenditures Soar to $650 Billion by 2026: Four leading US technology firms are projected to spend around $650 billion on capital expenditures in 2026, focusing on data centers and AI infrastructure. Link