Google’s Free AI Training: 25 Skills, 10 Minutes Each
Google released 25 ultra-short training videos that teach you to use Gemini, NotebookLM and other AI tools in under 10 minutes each.
Beijing Hosts the World’s First Humanoid Olympics
The World’s First Humanoid Robot Games wrapped up with a spectacular finale in Beijing, where over the course of three days, more than 500 robots from 16 countries competed for medals in 26 disciplines.
Switzerland Tightens the Rules: Biometrics Only With Explicit Consent
This summer, Switzerland made a crucial step in enhancing the digital privacy of its citizens, enacting the strictest rules so far regarding the processing of biometric data.
Applications Open: Stanford’s Course on Ethics and Technology for Practitioners Attracts a New Generation of Leaders
Applications for the fall cohort of the prestigious “Ethics, Technology, and Public Policy for Practitioners” program, organized by Stanford University, are open until August 24, 2025, for participants from around the world.
How to Build Your Own News AI Agent
Building an AI agent doesn’t have to mean wrestling with GPUs or spending days setting up a local environment.
Comet – Perplexity AI’s New Browser Aims to Redefine the Rules
This summer, Perplexity AI introduced Comet, an AI-powered browser built on Chromium architecture, meaning it supports Chrome extensions and allows for an easy transition from other browsers, including importing bookmarks, passwords, and settings.
GPT-5: What the New Model Can Really Do
OpenAI has officially introduced GPT-5, the latest version of its language model used in ChatGPT and across a range of AI-powered tools.
8 Things Everyone Should Know About Artificial Intelligence
We use it without thinking. We talk about it without fully understanding it.
Applications Now Open for aiEDU Trailblazer Fellowship
The third annual aiEDU Trailblazer Fellowship is now accepting applications from U.S.-based K–12 classroom teachers.
Pulitzer Center’s 2025–2026 AI Accountability Fellowships for Journalists Worldwide
The Pulitzer Center has opened its global call for applications for the next cohort of AI Accountability Fellows, a ten-month fellowship designed to support in-depth journalism on the real-world consequences of artificial intelligence and automation.












