This Week’s News

  1. Google Deepmind unveils AlphaEvolve, an AI agent that can invent and implement software algorithms. [Link]

  2. Researchers at the University of California at Davis have invented a Brain Computer Interface that allowed a man with ALS to speak again. [Link]

  3. Google unveils its prototype of AI Mode, which expands search engine results with AI summaries. [Link]

  4. NVidia unveils its new Quantum supercomputer ABCI-Q, the world’s largest dedicated to quantum computing. [Link]

  5. The United Kingdom will back international rules on the use of AI in schools. [Link]

  6. Young Australians are using AI Chatbots as a substitute for human therapists. [Link]

  7. OpenAI releases its Agentic coding tool Codex to the public. [Link]

  8. Republicans in the U.S Congress introduce a proposal to ban AI regulation for ten years. [Link]

  9. U.S. Police departments are using a new AI Tool to track people. [Link]

  10. NVidia inks a deal to sell 18000 of its most advanced AI chips to Saudi Arabia company Humain. [Link]

  11. Microsoft and OpenAI are in negotiations to restructure their partnership arrangement. [Link]

  12. Walmart is looking to AI Agents as its next shopping customer base. [Link]

  13. Netflix will start showing AI generated ads starting in the summer of 2026. [Link]

  14. The British NHS is expanding their use of robotics in surgical operations. [Link]

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