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Joke of the Day
Why did the generative AI get a performance improvement plan?
It kept promising "game-changing synergies" but only delivered hallucinations and a $50,000 cloud computing bill. ☁️
📰 News
CES 2026: AI Shifts from "Wow" Factor to Utility
As CES 2026 kicks off in Las Vegas, the narrative has moved beyond the novelty of chatbots to "integrated machine intelligence." Wired reports that companies are no longer just showcasing that they have AI, but are under pressure to prove how it practically enhances user experience in everything from smart homes to sensor-packed consumer gadgets, signaling a maturity phase for the industry.
AI Misinformation Amplifies Disaster Confusion
New reports highlight how AI-powered software is accelerating the spread of false information following natural disasters. NPR notes that during recent events, AI tools facilitated the rapid creation of deceptive posts that drowned out verified safety information, prompting calls for stricter platform regulations as "hallucinated" news stories confuse victims and relief workers alike.
Global Call for "AI Safety" Amidst US Policy Rollbacks
While Nature urges 2026 to be the year of international convergence on AI safety, the landscape is fractured. The journal notes that while the EU and China are enforcing strict regulations, the US federal government, under the new administration, has moved to cancel previous AI policy programs and preempt state-level safety laws, potentially isolating the US from global safety standards.
The Hunt for Hidden Data Centers and Energy Costs
Researchers and investigative journalists at 404 Media are tracking "hidden" data centers across the US as energy demands skyrocket. With AI infrastructure now viewed as a flexible grid asset but also a massive consumer of electricity, communities are pushing back against new developments that threaten to spike local power bills and destabilize grids.
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80,000 Hours - A curated job board for high-impact careers, currently featuring roles in AI safety research, biosecurity policy, and technical governance at organizations like the Centre for the Governance of AI and various global safety institutes.
👤 LinkedIn Profile to Follow
Daniele Tricarico - Head of Emerging Tech at GSMA
Daniele leads the Emerging Tech program at GSMA's Mobile for Development, focusing on how AI and digital innovations can advance development goals. His work bridges the gap between advanced technology and practical, scalable solutions for underserved communities, making him a vital voice for understanding the "tech for good" ecosystem beyond the hype.
🎧 Today's Podcast Pick
PCDN Social Change Career Podcast - "Navigating the World of Work in the Age of AI"
In this episode, David Timis, a thought leader on the Future of Work, joins PCDN to discuss how to build a resilient career amidst rapid technological disruption. They explore why "antifragility" is the new career currency, which human-centric skills will remain irreplaceable, and how to stay relevant without succumbing to automation anxiety. Check out our 200 + other episodes.









