The debate around AI in warfare often focuses on dystopian scenarios of autonomous killing machines. But the reality is more nuanced – and already here. From Ukraine to Gaza, AI is changing conflict in ways we’re just beginning to understand.
AWS has made its Kiro coding agent generally available with new features including property-based testing and CLI capabilities. The platform aims to differentiate itself through structured development and behavioral adherence. Startups get one year of free Kiro Pro+ credits in most countries.
World Wide Technology CEO Jim Kavanaugh believes Cisco is rediscovering its innovative spirit after “losing its way.” His $20 billion company just won Cisco’s 2025 Global Enterprise Partner of the Year award while posting 40% growth this year.
Google is taking its AI travel tools global with Flight Deals now available in over 200 countries. The company also added trip planning capabilities to its Canvas tool and expanded booking features to all US users in AI Mode.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is returning to an operational role as co-CEO of AI startup Project Prometheus. The company has secured $6.2 billion in funding and will focus on AI for engineering and manufacturing. Bezos’ return marks his first CEO position since handing Amazon to Andy Jassy in 2021.
McKinsey says AI is reshaping its business model, with a quarter of global fees now tied to performance outcomes rather than traditional billable hours. Clients increasingly want deep implementation expertise rather than pure strategy advice as AI drives multi-year transformation projects.
Where Winds Meet’s AI-powered NPCs are turning out to be one of the game’s standout features. Players are testing the limits with everything from emotional manipulation to bizarre martial arts suggestions, and the NPCs are reacting in surprisingly believable ways.
Microsoft’s new voice-controlled Windows feature is facing criticism after a demo video revealed its limitations. Instead of performing actions directly, Copilot provides slow step-by-step guides through settings. The feature landed on PCs about a month ago, but power users aren’t impressed.
Nvidia’s earnings next Wednesday arrive at a critical moment for tech stocks. The AI chipmaker’s results could either revive the struggling AI trade or confirm investor fears about overvaluation. With Nvidia accounting for 8% of the S&P 500, the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Top tech executives at Web Summit openly admitted the AI sector is experiencing a classic investment bubble. Despite acknowledging the unsustainable spending, most see it as a necessary phase that will ultimately produce transformative technologies.
