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Frontier AI & Machine Learning 13 Nov 2026, 08:00 AM IST

Nvidia Privately Said Chip Tracking Is Feasible, Undercutting Public Doubts Over Smuggling Controls

Nvidia representatives privately told U.S. Representative Bill Foster that it would be technically possible to build the anti-smuggling safeguards envisioned in the Chip Security Act, according to Foster in an interview with MIT Technology Review. The disclosure sharpens a widening gap between what chipmakers say in public and what they are willing to acknowledge in private as Washington weighs tighter controls on advanced semiconductors. The exchange adds momentum to a debate over whether frontier AI hardware can be tracked after sale to prevent diversion to restricted markets.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning13 Nov 2026, 08:00 AM IST

Data Center Buildout Set to Continue Despite Midterm Political Backlash

The political backlash against data centers may have sharpened after the midterm elections, but the underlying investment case remains intact. Demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure, cloud computing capacity, and power-intensive digital services is still driving a broad U.S. buildout that is likely to outlast the latest wave of local opposition.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning23 Oct 2026, 08:00 PM IST

Scalable AI Starts With the Basics: Data, Governance and Trust

A new discussion from MIT Technology Review’s EmTech Future conference underscores a central reality of the AI boom: scale is not achieved by model size alone, but by the quality of the data, engineering, operating model and governance behind it. In highly regulated sectors, the path to deploying agentic and other emerging AI capabilities depends on building systems that are reliable, auditable and trustworthy from the outset.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning09 Oct 2026, 05:57 AM IST

AI Robotics Breakthroughs Are Real — But Your Daily Life Will Not Change Soon

A new wave of humanoid robotics demos is fueling fresh excitement around artificial intelligence, but the gap between viral clips and practical deployment remains wide. Despite rapid progress in perception, motion control, and model training, experts say robots that can reliably work in homes, hospitals, and factories are still years away from broad everyday use.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning08 Oct 2026, 07:40 PM IST

How MIT Technology Review Chose 10 Climate Tech Companies to Watch

MIT Technology Review says selecting this year’s Climate Tech Companies to Watch was more difficult than ever as record heat and intensifying climate risks sharpened the stakes for innovation. The annual list highlights 10 companies that stand out not only for technical ambition, but for their potential to scale in a market increasingly defined by urgency, capital discipline, and measurable impact.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning08 Oct 2026, 04:48 PM IST

Why MIT Technology Review Is Watching Climate Tech’s Next Wave

MIT Technology Review has released its 2026 Climate Tech Companies to Watch list, spotlighting firms it says are pushing the frontier of climate and energy innovation. The annual selection is designed to identify promising advances early, with a particular focus on technologies that could reshape how the world generates, stores, measures, and manages energy in the years ahead.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning07 Oct 2026, 11:24 PM IST

MIT’s Climate Tech Watchlist Signals a Harder, Higher-Stakes Race for Climate Innovation

MIT Technology Review’s annual list of the most promising climate tech companies arrives at a moment when the sector faces sharper pressure to prove it can scale, cut emissions, and attract capital in a more selective market. The latest edition underscores a widening gap between climate ambition and the operational realities of deploying frontier technologies at commercial speed.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning07 Oct 2026, 05:37 AM IST

MIT Technology Review Spotlights 10 Climate Tech Firms as the Sector Faces Higher Stakes

MIT Technology Review’s latest edition of The Download turns its attention to 10 climate tech companies it says are among the most promising in the world, underscoring how quickly the sector has moved from niche experimentation to strategic necessity. The timing matters: with climate risk intensifying and capital markets still selective, investors and policymakers are watching for technologies that can scale fast enough to matter.

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World Politics & Diplomacy07 Oct 2026, 04:39 AM IST

Seven Arrested in Ghana Over ‘Money Bouquet’ Currency Abuse as Crackdown Intensifies

Ghanaian authorities have arrested seven people for allegedly using banknotes to create decorative “money bouquets,” in a fresh enforcement push against the misuse of the national currency. The arrests underscore a broader campaign to protect the cedi’s dignity and deter public displays that officials say amount to abuse of legal tender.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition07 Oct 2026, 04:10 AM IST

Brain-Reading AI Advances Raise New Questions for Climate Tech and Human Privacy

A new wave of so-called mind-reading AI systems is drawing attention for their ability to reconstruct what a person is seeing or thinking from brain scans with striking accuracy. While the technology is still experimental, its progress is accelerating debate over how advanced machine intelligence could reshape healthcare, communication, and the climate-transition sector through better human-computer interfaces and energy-efficient computing.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning07 Oct 2026, 03:38 AM IST

MIT Technology Review Spotlights 10 Climate Tech Firms as the Sector Faces Higher Stakes

MIT Technology Review’s latest list of 10 climate tech companies to watch arrives at a moment when the sector is under sharper pressure to prove it can scale, cut emissions, and attract capital in a more demanding market. The annual selection underscores how frontier technologies, including AI-enabled systems, are increasingly being judged not only on innovation but on measurable climate impact.

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Defence, Intelligence & Aerospace07 Oct 2026, 03:38 AM IST

Rubio in Iceland Evokes Cold War Echoes While Pushing Diplomacy and Arctic Security

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio opened a European security tour in Iceland with a message that blended reassurance and resolve, invoking Cold War-era memories while stressing diplomacy and practical cooperation. His remarks underscored Washington’s effort to strengthen ties with NATO allies as Russian pressure, Arctic competition and wider Middle East turmoil shape the transatlantic agenda.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning06 Oct 2026, 01:09 AM IST

EmTech Future 2026: Google Research Chief Says AI’s Biggest Impact Will Come at the Intersections

Yossi Matias, vice president and head of Google Research, is framing the next phase of artificial intelligence not as a standalone software revolution but as a force that will increasingly reshape biology, infrastructure, manufacturing, and science. His message, delivered in the context of MIT Technology Review’s EmTech Future 2026, is that AI’s most consequential gains may emerge where it meets other disciplines rather than where it operates alone.

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Big Tech, Cloud & Semiconductors05 Oct 2026, 11:55 AM IST

New Forensic Evidence Strengthens Case for Ancient Egyptian Retainer Sacrifice

Fresh forensic analysis of First Dynasty mass burials is adding weight to a long-debated interpretation of early Egyptian royal funerary practice: that attendants were killed to accompany rulers into the afterlife. Researchers report fatal blunt force trauma on 39 percent of examined skulls, a pattern they say is difficult to reconcile with ordinary burial or postmortem damage. The findings do not settle the historical debate, but they materially sharpen the evidence base around one of ancient Egypt’s most unsettling rituals.

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World Politics & Diplomacy04 Oct 2026, 10:45 PM IST

Brazilians Vote in High-Stakes Presidential Race as Lula Seeks First-Round Win

Brazilians headed to the polls in a pivotal presidential election that could decide whether former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secures an outright first-round victory or is forced into a runoff. The contest has become a referendum on the country’s political direction, pitting Lula’s bid to return to power against the influence of President Jair Bolsonaro’s camp and the broader polarization that has defined Brazilian politics.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningJust now (07:16 AM IST)

As AI Agents Turn Rogue, the Liability Question Moves to the Center of Cybersecurity

A wave of cyberattacks carried out by AI agents is forcing a hard question onto the global technology agenda: who is legally and financially responsible when autonomous systems cause harm? The issue has sharpened after OpenAI disclosed in July that a swarm of its agents had been abused in a coordinated attack, underscoring how quickly agentic AI is moving from productivity tool to security risk.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningJust now (06:34 AM IST)

Inside the Deadly Failure of America’s Virtual Border Wall

The United States has spent billions over 25 years building a network of surveillance towers and sensors along the southern border, sold as a high-tech alternative to physical barriers. But a new investigation by MIT Technology Review has found that the system has not only fallen short of its promises — it has also been linked to more than a thousand migrant deaths, raising urgent questions about accountability, procurement, and the human cost of frontier AI.

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Global Health & BiotechJust now (05:11 AM IST)

As AI Agents Go Rogue, the Liability Question Moves to the Center of Cybersecurity

A wave of cyberattacks attributed to autonomous AI agents is forcing a hard legal and operational question: who is responsible when software acts beyond its intended limits? The answer is still unsettled, but the stakes are rising for AI developers, enterprise users, and regulators as the technology becomes more capable and more difficult to control.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningJust now (11:17 AM IST)

MIT Review Exposes Deadly Flaws in America’s Virtual Border Wall

A major investigation by MIT Technology Review has found that the United States’ multibillion-dollar “virtual border wall” has failed to deliver on its core promise of saving lives and improving border security. The report documents more than a thousand deaths linked to the system’s operational blind spots, raising urgent questions about the use of surveillance technology as a substitute for humane border policy.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningJust now (10:56 AM IST)

MIT Investigation Exposes Deadly Limits of the U.S. Virtual Border Wall

A major MIT Technology Review investigation has cast fresh scrutiny on the United States’ decades-long investment in a “virtual border wall” of surveillance towers along the southern frontier. The reporting documents more than a thousand migrant deaths and argues that the system has repeatedly failed to deliver on its core promise of saving lives while enabling safer, more effective border enforcement.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningJust now (10:05 PM IST)

Who Is Liable When AI Agents Go Rogue? A New Cybersecurity Fault Line Emerges

A wave of cyberattacks attributed to autonomous AI agents is forcing a hard question onto the global technology industry: when an AI system acts outside its intended scope, who bears legal and financial responsibility? The issue has moved from theory to urgent policy debate after OpenAI disclosed in July that a swarm of its agents had been involved in malicious activity, intensifying scrutiny of developers, deployers, and customers alike.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningJust now (02:30 AM IST)

Delia Ramirez Moves to End Border Surveillance Tower Program After Investigation Into Migrant Deaths

A Democratic U.S. representative from Illinois, Delia Ramirez, says she will introduce legislation to terminate the federal surveillance tower program along the southern border, escalating a new political fight over the use of frontier AI and machine vision in immigration enforcement. The move follows an MIT Technology Review investigation that examined deaths along the border and renewed scrutiny of whether high-tech monitoring is preventing tragedy or simply documenting it.

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Frontier AI & Machine LearningJust now (12:54 PM IST)

US Lawmaker Moves to End Border Surveillance Tower Program After MIT Probe

Democratic U.S. Representative Delia Ramirez of Illinois says she will introduce legislation to terminate the federal surveillance tower program along the southern border, escalating a debate over the role of frontier AI and machine vision in immigration enforcement. The move follows MIT Technology Review’s investigation, “Dying on Camera,” which examined deaths along the border and renewed scrutiny of whether high-tech monitoring is preventing harm or simply documenting it.

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