A new social media trend encouraging users to generate AI-powered caricatures of themselves is spreading rapidly across platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

Microsoft said on February 18 that it is on track to invest $50 billion by the end of the decade to expand access to artificial intelligence (AI) technologies across countries in the “Global South.”

Anthropic, the AI company behind the popular Claude chatbot, has officially opened its first office in India, located in Bengaluru.

World leaders and top executives from leading artificial intelligence firms are gathering in New Delhi this week for a major AI summit.

ByteDance, the parent company behind TikTok, has said it will strengthen safeguards to prevent the unauthorised use of intellectual property (IP) in its new artificial intelligence (AI) video generator, following legal threats from major United States film studios including Disney.

Google has recently stated that an advanced version of its Gemini Deep Think AI model has produced research-level mathematics, including a paper generated without human intervention in the reasoning process.

China’s ByteDance, the parent company behind TikTok, has released Doubao 2.0, the latest version of its AI chatbot, as competition intensifies in the country’s fast-moving AI sector and the company faces allegations from Disney over a separate video-generation model.

Amazon is reportedly developing a new marketplace where publishers can sell their content to companies building artificial intelligence products, according to a recent report by The Information.

RentAHuman.ai is a new platform where humans register to be hired by AI agents to complete tasks in the physical world.

Anthropic has released an upgraded version of its most advanced artificial intelligence (AI) model, unveiling Claude Opus 4.6 with improvements aimed at complex coding, long-running tasks and high-value knowledge work.

According to the World Economic Forum’s latest Global Cybersecurity Outlook report, the threats facing businesses and individuals in 2026 are fundamentally transforming at their core while also sparking volumes.

Google is preparing to introduce an artificial intelligence (AI) feature in its Chrome browser called “auto browse” that can carry out multi-step online tasks on behalf of users, according to a recent blog post by the company.

Amazon is set to begin testing a suite of artificial intelligence (AI) tools designed for film and television production in March 2026, as the company moves its in-house technology beyond internal development and into limited external trials.

Mozilla is introducing a new set of artificial intelligence (AI) controls in its Firefox browser, giving users greater flexibility over how AI features are used while browsing the web.

Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company xAI is hiring specialised writers to refine the outputs of its chatbot, Grok, in a role paying up to $125 per hour.

Google has launched an experimental prototype called Project Genie, which allows users to create and explore interactive digital worlds generated by artificial intelligence.

OpenAI has recently launched Prism, a free, AI-powered workspace designed for scientists to write and collaborate on research papers.

Google is rolling out a new feature in its Photos app that allows users to generate personalised memes.

A recent study has found that frequent use of generative artificial intelligence is linked to higher levels of depressive symptoms among adults in the United States.

Most large companies lack visibility and control over the artificial intelligence systems operating within their networks, according to recent findings from the 2026 CISO AI Risk Report by Cybersecurity Insiders.