Dubai Launches Restaurant Guided by AI Chef Innovation

Reading Time : 2 minutesDubai’s WOOHOO restaurant debuts the world’s first AI chef, Chef Aiman, who designs innovative menus while human chefs cook and refine dishes. Fusing international flavors and futuristic design, the venue blends technology with gastronomy. Though AI lacks taste and intuition, the collaboration enhances creativity, sustainability, and dining experiences, showcasing a bold step in culinary innovation.

Anthropic’s Study Suggests AI Could Lift Productivity Growth

Reading Time : 2 minutesAnthropic released a study estimating how much current AI tools could boost economic productivity by analyzing real user conversations with Claude. Their findings suggest meaningful efficiency gains, though based on optimistic assumptions about how saved time is used. The report hints at a future where AI becomes a measurable driver of growth, yet still faces real-world limits.

Siemens CEO Highlights AI-Driven Industrial Future at CES 2026

Reading Time : 2 minutesSiemens CEO Roland Busch will headline CES 2026, unveiling a bold vision for “industrial tech for the AI era.” He’ll spotlight how Siemens plans to scale AI through digital twins, automation, and real‑world deployment—transforming traditional industries and reinforcing its role as a pioneer in connected, intelligent systems.

Google DeepMind Brings Boston Dynamics Expertise Into AI Robotics

Reading Time : 2 minutesGoogle DeepMind has brought in Boston Dynamics’ former CTO Aaron Saunders to push its robotics ambitions far beyond software. His arrival signals a shift toward building real-world machines powered by Gemini, DeepMind’s multimodal AI. The company wants to create a unified platform for robots, blending advanced reasoning with durable hardware to move robotics into its next global breakthrough phase.

Foxconn and OpenAI Team Up to Build U.S. AI Hardware

Reading Time : 2 minutesFoxconn is joining forces with OpenAI to develop and manufacture advanced AI data-center hardware in the United States. The partnership focuses on building racks, power systems, and networking components in several U.S. facilities, giving OpenAI early access to new designs. The move strengthens the domestic AI supply chain while marking a major shift in Foxconn’s long-term strategy.

Meta Steps Into Electricity Trading to Power Its AI Future

Reading Time : 2 minutesMeta is moving beyond traditional energy contracts and entering the electricity trading market to secure enough power for its rapidly expanding AI infrastructure. By creating a new subsidiary, signing nuclear deals, and investing in geothermal projects, the company aims to control its energy supply more directly and reduce the risks of rising demand and unstable grids.

Microsoft Brings Smarter and More Natural AI to Every PC

Reading Time : 2 minutesMicrosoft is rolling out a wide set of new AI upgrades across Windows devices, making Copilot more natural, expressive, and useful. The features now work on Intel and AMD machines, not just Qualcomm models, and include real-time captions, image creation, proactive suggestions, and a new animated avatar. The platform is also adding stronger security, better IT controls, and support for more AI models.

Eric Schmidt Warns of China’s Free AI Model Takeover

Reading Time : 2 minutesFormer Google CEO Eric Schmidt warns that free open-source AI models from China could dominate globally, especially in developing nations unable to afford expensive Western AI. This shift raises critical geopolitical and technological challenges around AI sovereignty, competition, and global influence in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

OpenAI Tests Group Chat Feature in ChatGPT

Reading Time : 2 minutesOpenAI is rolling out a beta for ChatGPT’s group chat mode in Taiwan. Users across all plans can invite up to 20 people to chat together, calling on the assistant by name. Conversations stay private and separated from your personal history. It streamlines planning, brainstorming, or meeting work, with moderation tools and age-sensitive content filters.

Microsoft Turns to Influencers to Boost Copilot’s Appeal

Reading Time : 2 minutesMicrosoft is teaming up with social-media influencers to make its Copilot AI more appealing to everyday users. By blending lifestyle content with AI utility, the company hopes to reach younger audiences and rival ChatGPT’s dominance. The challenge will be turning short-term buzz into sustained, meaningful use of Copilot in daily life.

OpenAI Moves Toward Personal Health AI Tools

Reading Time : 2 minutesOpenAI is exploring the development of consumer health products powered by generative AI. The company has recently hired industry figures to lead the effort, signaling a serious move into healthcare. The goal appears to be creating a personal health assistant capable of interacting with users’ medical information in natural language. This shift could influence how people manage health data in the future.

Jensen Huang’s Brief Return Highlights Deep NVIDIA–TSMC Ties

Reading Time : 2 minutesJensen Huang made a quick visit to Taiwan, stopping at TSMC’s advanced chip facilities and reaffirming the close partnership between the two companies. The visit lasted less than a day but carried strong symbolic weight. It highlighted the growing demand for AI hardware and the strategic role Taiwan plays in enabling next-generation computing.

Microsoft’s New AI Unit Begins with Medical Diagnostics Focus

Reading Time : 2 minutesMicrosoft has launched a new AI organization that will begin its work in medical diagnostics. The group, led by experienced AI executives, aims to create the infrastructure needed for future superintelligent systems while first proving value in healthcare. By focusing on diagnostic support, Microsoft can test advanced models in a controlled and impactful environment before expanding to broader applications.

China Uses Power Discounts to Push Homegrown AI Chips

Reading Time : 2 minutesChina is offering major electricity discounts to data centers that adopt domestically produced AI chips, aiming to strengthen its independence in advanced computing. These subsidies help offset performance and efficiency gaps with foreign hardware while encouraging large tech companies to invest in local semiconductor ecosystems. The policy reflects China’s strategic response to ongoing international tech restrictions.

MiniMax M2 Takes the Lead in Open-Source AI

Reading Time : 2 minutesMiniMax M2 is redefining open-source AI with its efficient mixture-of-experts design and cutting-edge performance. Released in October 2025, it stands as the leading open-weight model, offering top reasoning, coding, and agentic capabilities at lower cost. The M2 proves that open-source innovation can rival the biggest names in artificial intelligence.