Artificial-intelligence coverage tracks model releases, safety and governance, enterprise adoption, chips, and labour effects when AI—not generic “tech”—is the through-line.
14 NewsTenet stories grouped around “Artificial intelligence”, published from 2026-05-15 through 2026-05-18. Most pieces are in Technology, Business, Education, and Markets. Newest first below.
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Technology
Anthropic’s March 2026 engineering deep dive frames Auto Mode as permission automation: a two-stage transcript filter plus a prompt-injection probe, built after internal telemetry showed users accepting 93% of manual prompts anyway.
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Technology
Benzinga and syndicated Fortune copy captured chief executive Dario Amodei calling the pace “too hard to handle” around an 80-fold quarterly surge narrative, while a Semi Analysis digest summarized by trade press puts annualized run-rate revenue above $44 billion after a climb from about $9 billion at year-end 2025.
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Technology
The 2022 New York startup led by former Stripe engineer Alex Rattray automated libraries across Python, TypeScript, Kotlin, Go, and Java; Anthropic confirms it will wind down hosted products for other vendors while letting past customers keep generated code.
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Technology
Nine Northern District jurors agreed the February 2024 filing landed outside the limitations window they were instructed to use; Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers still formalises the advisory result, but the merits of charitable-trust and enrichment theories never went to a second-phase verdict.
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Education
The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India is not treating artificial intelligence as a siloed “CS elective” for accountants: **President CA Prasanna Kumar D** told **PTI** (as carried by **The Times of India**) that **without AI, no chartered accountant can survive**, while a new **Committee for Review of Education and Training (CRET)** rewrites syllabus, **articleship**, exams, and soft skills ahead of a **December** recommendation cut-off and a **2028**-ish implementation horizon.
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Business
The withdrawn PDF, **Points of Attack: Uncovering Cyber Threats and Fraud in Loyalty Systems**, had been used to illustrate cyber risk in rewards schemes; a **14 May 2026** GPTZero investigation alleged widespread non-existent sources, broken URLs, and contradictory market-size math—after which EY took the file offline and said it was reviewing how it was published.
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Technology
Headlines that flatten the claim into “every office job disappears in eighteen months” oversell the wording: in a 12 February 2026 interview-based report, Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman tied a task-level automation window to desk-bound professional work—lawyers, accountants, project managers, marketers—not a calendar for guaranteed mass layoffs.
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Business
A Forbes column dated 17 May 2026—“SAP Says It Is An AI Company”—captures how CEO Christian Klein is framing the Walldorf giant’s pivot; SAP’s own 12 May 2026 Sapphire press materials spell out what that means in product terms: a unified SAP Business AI Platform, SAP Autonomous Suite, Joule Work, and expanded model and cloud partnerships including Anthropic.
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Technology
A federal jury trial in Oakland pits Musk’s breach and unjust-enrichment theories against OpenAI’s account of a co-founder who left governance years before the consumer-AI boom reshaped the company’s capital stack.
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Technology
Former Google chief executive Eric Schmidt delivered the University of Arizona’s 15 May 2026 commencement address in Tucson, but Business Insider and other outlets reported that parts of the stadium crowd booed whenever he pivoted to AI and automation; he paused to acknowledge the noise, called graduates’ anxieties rational, and argued they should help steer the technology rather than only fear it.
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Technology
The May 2026 Android push frames the OS as an “intelligence system,” with phased rollouts on flagship Samsung and Pixel hardware before wearables, cars, glasses, and laptops.
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Technology
OpenAI's chief executive spent hours on the stand defending the company's nonprofit-to-commercial arc, rebutting claims that insiders hijacked a charity—and sketching a co-founder relationship that fractured over money, structure, and who would steer research.
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Technology
In a workforce email tied to record Q3 FY26 results, Cisco leadership framed fewer than 5% of roles as the price of focus—while promising transition support and deeper bets on silicon, optics, security, and internal AI adoption.
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Markets
The wafer-scale AI specialist opened far above its $185 offer price, touched an intraday peak, then settled with a still-sizable first-session gain—cementing 2026's most talked-about U.S. tech listing since the last megadeal era.
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