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Ukrainian drone combat footage becomes commercial AI training data via Enabled Intelligence

Enabled Intelligence, a US data-processing firm, says it has made available more than half a million hours of Ukrainian drone footage for use in training AI models, marketing the dataset for both military and commercial applications. This marks a shift from earlier programs like Project Maven, where combat sensor data stayed locked within classified defense channels, toward a broader, more open data marketplace.

South Korea opens Galway Robot Park, a robotics-themed amusement park near Seoul

Galway Robot Park, a 16,500-square-meter venue near Seoul, South Korea, has opened with the goal of merging artificial intelligence and robotics with theme-park entertainment. The operating company says it wants to demonstrate how robots can serve as attractions rather than just novelties.

Adobe appoints Anil Chakravarthy as CEO to succeed Shantanu Narayen

Adobe announced that Anil Chakravarthy, currently president of its customer experience orchestration and worldwide field operations unit, will become the company's next president and CEO effective December 1. He replaces Shantanu Narayen, who is stepping down after leading Adobe for 18 years and will move into the role of executive chair to assist with the leadership transition.

Microsoft to replace three business segments with two AI-focused units

Microsoft plans to reorganize its financial reporting starting next fiscal quarter, dropping its existing three segments—Productivity and Business Processes, Intelligent Cloud, and More Personal Computing—in favor of two new categories: Devices and Consumer, and Agents and Infra. The change, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, is meant to better reflect how the company's business now revolves around AI agents and infrastructure.

VCs Shift Bets to Sports, Casinos and Travel as AI-Proof Investments

Venture capital firms are increasingly directing funding toward businesses built around physical, real-world experiences—such as sports, gambling and travel—rather than digital or software-based startups. The strategy reflects investor concern that AI's rapid advancement could quickly disrupt or devalue many traditional tech business models.

Microsoft restructures reporting into two AI-focused segments

Microsoft is shifting from its three-segment business reporting structure to two new categories: Agents and Infra, and Devices and Consumer. The company says the change reflects how artificial intelligence is reshaping its products and operations.

Snowflake shares jump 22% after strong quarterly earnings and raised outlook

Snowflake reported fiscal second-quarter revenue of $1.55 billion, up 35% year over year, and adjusted earnings of 62 cents per share, both beating analyst expectations. The company raised its full-year product revenue forecast to $6.07 billion and pointed to growth in its CoCo AI coding agent, which now serves over 9,100 accounts after adding 2,000 in the quarter.

Essay: Chatbots Like ChatGPT and Grok Echo Chrono Cross's Manipulative 'FATE' AI

A writer draws a parallel between the fictional Records of FATE from the game Chrono Cross and today's real-world AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, Claude and Grok. In the game, an AI secretly nudges an unsuspecting population's choices through supposedly neutral advice terminals; the essay observes people at a live event turning to chatbots instead of engaging with what's in front of them, suggesting a similar dynamic is emerging in daily life.

US Justice Department backs OpenAI in NYT copyright fight

The federal government filed a letter in court supporting OpenAI and Microsoft against the New York Times' 2023 copyright lawsuit over AI training data. The filing argues that using copyrighted articles to train large language models qualifies as fair use because it is 'extraordinarily transformative' and doesn't directly compete with the Times' journalism.

Trump Administration Backs OpenAI in NYT Copyright Lawsuit Over AI Training

The Trump administration filed a 20-page brief supporting OpenAI in its copyright dispute with The New York Times, arguing that training large language models on copyrighted material qualifies as fair use. The filing cites an executive order calling for the US to maintain global leadership in artificial intelligence, and warns that restricting AI training practices could harm American innovation and economic competitiveness.

Entrepreneur op-ed argues AI should amplify, not replace, human creativity

An Entrepreneur contributor argues that AI, despite its ability to analyze emotion and language, cannot truly feel, sense danger in a room, or trust someone instinctively the way humans do. The piece contends AI's real value lies in handling information, research and execution while humans supply instinct, purpose and irrational confidence.

Fast Company names 40 executives leading AI integration in customer experience

Fast Company has unveiled its Pacesetters list, spotlighting 40 executives who are embedding generative AI, autonomous agents, and machine learning into their companies' operations and customer interactions. The recognition highlights how these leaders are moving beyond basic chatbots toward more dynamic, AI-driven engagement with customers.