At AI Summit 2026, the New Delhi Declaration—signed by 88 nations—shifts power from hyperscalers toward shared models, sovereign compute, and procurement-driven markets. Engineers, startups, and cloud architects face new rules, subsidies, and costly multiregion requirements. Discover how $250B pledges, political alignments, and procurement will reshape who wins the AI decade.
Ralph Lauren’s Ask Ralph quietly transforms shopping: an AI stylist crafts head‑to‑toe looks, links live inventory to checkout, and teaches systems to sell identity and aspiration. Luxury meets scalable commerce, exposing integration, data and governance that will define conversational retail — vendor opportunities and risks that could reshape the industry.
Amazing PlantGBT lets you ‘talk’ to houseplants—translating moisture, sap flow, and microelectrics into chatty advice. More than a novelty, it signals a consumer AI play: cheap sensors, on-device small language models, and subscriptions that scale. Expect rapid prototyping, subscription economics, and debates over privacy, accuracy, and long-term value, industry shakeout.
Think AI will replace designers? Think again. This provocative piece argues generative tools shift value from production to judgment, curation and creative leadership—rewiring agency economics, unlocking massive profit potential, but risking creator income without provenance and licensing. Read how smart firms can capture value rather than become commoditized. Act now.
Microsoft’s new Xbox chief Asha Sharma vows “no soulless AI slop,” signaling a strategic pivot that will force vendors, studios, and cloud providers to prioritize provenance, controllability, and human-in-the-loop workflows. Read how one memo could reshape AI toolchains, procurement, and the future of creative games — and who profits right now.
Mathematicians fed AI ten new research problems; models produced persuasive but flawed proofs. First Proof reveals a quiet race—convincing drafts, expert scrutiny, and costly verification pipelines. CTOs, researchers, and investors: learn how AI-generated mathematics threatens reputations, budgets, and the future of research—and what to do next before it’s too late.
Microsoft’s gaming chief Asha Sharma warns against “soulless AI slop,” signaling a quality-first shift that could reshape models, tooling, and studio economics. Her memo forces vendors to prove provenance, shows how curated AI raises costs—and value—and asks whether tech will make creative craft profitable or merely automated for the industry.
Phygital flagships and biofabrication are fusing storefronts with factories, creating machine readable data loops that let AI teams redesign materials, cut inventory costs, and iterate products in weeks. Discover tangible pilots, ROI math, privacy and regulatory pitfalls, and a pragmatic roadmap for turning immersive retail into demand driven manufacture today.
AI-created IDs and biometric injection attacks are outsmarting liveness checks, letting perfect impostors slip through onboarding. Risk teams face exploding losses, compliance headaches, and rising fraud rings. This piece reveals how attackers inject fakes, which defenses actually work, and why engineering, telemetry, and cost math must replace complacent biometrics today.
Chelsea’s surprise partnership with Industrial AI vendor IFS turns a shirt logo into a procurement weapon: consumer-stage advertising normalizes enterprise AI, reshaping buyer psychology, sponsorship ROI, and regulatory risk. Read how a front-of-shirt deal could rewrite vendor strategies, procurement checklists, and the future of visible, high-stakes AI deployments. Click now.
