All articles by Swagath Bandhakavi

Swagath Bandhakavi

Multimodal AI models pose increased risks for abuse and harmful content, study finds

Enkrypt AI’s study reveals that new jailbreak techniques exploit multimodal models’ media processing, bypassing filters and producing harmful outputs without visible prompts.

Microchip anticipates higher revenue and profit in Q1 FY26 amid chip demand recovery

The Arizona-based semiconductor company anticipates net sales between $1.02bn and $1.07bn, surpassing analysts’ average estimate of $987.6m.

NHS digitisation may cost £21bn over five years, says Health Foundation

The report underscores that investment must go beyond digital infrastructure, extending to staff training, software maintenance, and long-term system optimisation.

Trump administration to overhaul Biden-era AI chip export controls

The upcoming policy is expected to balance national security with US chip industry competitiveness, with current export controls remaining until new rules are finalised.

AMD faces $1.5bn setback due to US limits on China-bound AI chips

China accounts for more than 24% of AMD’s overall revenue, representing a key market for its AI and data centre offerings.

OpenAI to rework Microsoft partnership, reduce revenue share

The planned revenue cut forms part of OpenAI’s wider restructuring, which strengthens nonprofit control and may limit CEO Sam Altman’s role in strategic decision-making.

OpenAI drops plan to become for-profit, retains nonprofit oversight

OpenAI reversed its restructuring plans following legal pressure, including a lawsuit from co-founder Elon Musk over its nonprofit charter.

Palantir shares drop 8% following new 2025 revenue projections

For the full year of 2025, the company has raised its revenue forecast to a range of $3.89bn to $3.9bn.

Microsoft to phase out Authenticator autofill by August 2025

Redmond is consolidating autofill and credential management into its Edge browser, impacting iOS and Android users relying on Authenticator for password and payment data.

New Zealand’s central bank warns of AI integration in finance as double-edged sword

The report identified that dependence on a few third-party AI providers could result in market concentration, potentially opening new contagion pathways and heightening the impact of cyberattacks.