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AI Weekly: week in review (17–23.08.2026)
AI Weekly: week in review (17–23.08.2026)

The most important developments from the world of AI over the past week, collected in one place. This time, the key themes are OpenAI's massive infrastructure buildout, agent security, advertising in Europe, enterprise data privacy and AI's growing role in science.

AI Weekly: weekly roundup (10–16.08.2026)
AI Weekly: weekly roundup (10–16.08.2026)

The most important developments in AI from the past week, all in one place. This time, infrastructure, pricing pressure, advertising, cybersecurity and the growing geopolitical role of AI models take center stage.

AI Weekly: weekly review (20–26 July 2026)
AI Weekly: weekly review (20–26 July 2026)

The most important developments from the world of AI over the past week, all in one place. No race for headlines — the focus is on what is changing for businesses, technology teams and the market.

AI Weekly: weekly roundup (13–19 July 2026)
AI Weekly: weekly roundup (13–19 July 2026)

The most important developments from the world of AI over the past week, collected in one place. No race for headlines — just a focus on what is changing for businesses, technology teams and the market.

AI Weekly: July 6–12, 2026
AI Weekly: July 6–12, 2026

The most important AI developments from the past week in one place. No race for headlines — just a practical look at what is changing for businesses, technology teams and the broader market.

Geneva 2026: the UN starts an AI conversation that could change company strategies
Geneva 2026: the UN starts an AI conversation that could change company strategies

Global AI governance is no longer an abstract policy debate. For companies, it signals a new stage of risk planning, compliance, and competitive strategy.

Microsoft Frontier Company: a new model for AI deployment in large organizations
Microsoft Frontier Company: a new model for AI deployment in large organizations

Microsoft signals that enterprise AI is moving beyond experiments and into operational engineering built around business outcomes, trust, and the protection of organizational intelligence.

California rolls out Claude in state agencies. This is an important signal for every large organization
California rolls out Claude in state agencies. This is an important signal for every large organization

California’s partnership with Anthropic shows that AI in large organizations is moving from experimentation to managed operational deployment.

Months, not years. Five Eyes warns companies about the new pace of risk
Months, not years. Five Eyes warns companies about the new pace of risk

AI is shortening the time between discovering a vulnerability and exploiting it. For companies, this means less room for delay, technical debt and false confidence.