AI News Archive: April 28, 2026 — Part 19
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- Get Ready for More Brain-Scanning Consumer Gadgets
Neurable, which makes noninvasive brain-computer interfaces, is licensing its technology and promises a “flood” of new third-party hardware this year and next.
- The UK’s Answer to Darpa Wants to Rewire the Human Brain
ARIA has a billion-dollar budget and big aspirations for tackling everything from epilepsy to Alzheimer's.
- Humanoid robots to become baggage handlers in Japan airport experiment
Japan Airlines will introduce the robots for trial run at a Tokyo airport amid country’s surge in inbound tourism and worsening labour shortages Japan’s famously conscientious but overburdened baggage handlers will soon be joined by extra staff at Tokyo’s Haneda airport – although their new colleagues will need to take regular recharging breaks. Japan Airlines will introduce humanoid robots on a trial basis from the beginning of May, with a view to deploying them permanently as a solution to the country’s chronic labour shortage . Continue reading...
- Japan Airlines to test humanoid robots for airport ground handling work
Japan Airlines to test humanoid robots for airport ground handling work The Japan Times
- GitHub will start charging Copilot users based on their actual AI usage
GitHub says it can no longer absorb "escalating inference cost" from it heaviest AI users.
- First Take: GitHub Ends the Era of Subsidized AI Coding for All Customers
First Take: GitHub Ends the Era of Subsidized AI Coding for All Customers Gartner
- The great American data center divide
Many rural communities are viscerally opposed to AI infrastructure.
- The leftist data center argument
The leftist data center argument
- GM customers have driven 1 billion hands-free miles with Super Cruise Driver Assistance Technology
GM customers have driven 1 billion hands-free miles with Super Cruise Driver Assistance Technology General Motors
- Meta and Microsoft have joined the tech layoff tsunami. Is AI really to blame?
Meta and Microsoft have joined the tech layoff tsunami. Is AI really to blame? The Straits Times
- Study shows AI puts more women’s jobs at risk
Twice as many women as men work in the roles with the highest risk of exposure, the report found
- AI is being blamed for job cuts. New data offers a different story.
An analysis of millions of job postings challenges a perceived link between AI adoption and job losses.
- Connecting Agents to Decisions
Connecting Agents to Decisions Palantir Blog
- Mistral AI takes on enterprise AI orchestration with Workflows
Mistral AI has rolled out Workflows, an orchestration layer that helps companies turn AI-powered processes into production-ready systems. The article Mistral AI takes on enterprise AI orchestration with Workflows appeared first on The Decoder .
- IDC & Atlassian: CIO Blueprint for AI Orchestration
IDC & Atlassian: CIO Blueprint for AI Orchestration Atlassian
- Process orchestration has become the critical mandate for enterprise AI
Enterprise AI orchestration has become the defining challenge of the agentic era — not because the models aren’t ready, but because most enterprises aren’t. The whole software stack is being reimagined for an agentic world, and the companies that win will be those that build the right controls. That scaffolding must combine process orchestration, a […] The post Process orchestration has become the critical mandate for enterprise AI appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
- STAT+: FDA launches effort to speed up clinical trials, using AI
Monitoring trials in real time may help shorten the time interval between trial phases.
- OpenAI Linked Stocks Fall on Report It Missed Targets | Bloomberg Tech 4/28/2026
Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss the fall in stocks linked to OpenAI after a report from the Wall Street Journal said the company failed to meet its own sales and user targets. Plus, a jury has been selected for the trial between OpenAI and Elon Musk over whether the company abandoned its founding mission. And, late-night host Jimmy Kimmel defends comments he made that prompted President Donald Trump to call for him to be fired. (Source: Bloomberg)
- Market slumps as OpenAI reportedly misses internal targets for active users and revenue — Nvidia, Oracle, AMD, and CoreWeave shares all tremble on the news
Nvidia, Oracle, SoftBank, and CoreWeave saw their stock prices go down because of news that OpenAI has been missing its internal targets. SoftBank stock lost 9.9% of its value on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Nvidia, AMD, Oracle, and CoreWeave also dropped during pre-market trading and remain down after the market opened.
- OpenAI-liked shares plummet after it fails to hit growth targets
Companies with financial ties to the fate of OpenAI sold off sharply on Tuesday after it emerged the ChatGPT maker had fallen short of internal targets for revenue and user growth. Shares in Japanese investment giant Softbank and data centre hyperscalers Coreweave and Oracle plunged by between four and eight per cent reigniting nerves over [...]
- OpenAI-linked stocks slump on report it missed key targets
OpenAI-linked stocks slump on report it missed key targets The Mercury News
- OpenAI hits back at growth fears, says ‘firing on all cylinders’
OpenAI hits back at growth fears, says ‘firing on all cylinders’ The Mercury News
- iOS 27 will reportedly come with new AI-powered photo editing tools
Apple reportedly plans to fix bugs and expand the capabilities of Apple Intelligence with the release of iOS 27, iPadOS 27 and macOS 27 year, and it seems like tweaks to the company's AI could go beyond a more functional version of its Siri assistant. Bloomberg reports that this year's software updates will also include new AI-powered photo editing tools that will let users change things like the background and framing of images, too. You can currently use the Photos app across Apple's operating systems to adjust things like saturation and contrast, apply filters, crop photos or use AI to remove objects with the Clean Up tool . Clean Up will apparently be one of several "Apple Intelligence Tools" after these new updates roll out, Bloomberg writes. Along with Clean Up, users will be able to use "Extend" to expand the background of the photo with generative AI, "Enhance" to automatically improve things like lighting and image quality and "Reframe" to shift the perspective of a photo afte
- iOS 27 reportedly getting AI photo editing 'overhaul' — here's all the new features
iOS 27 reportedly getting AI photo editing 'overhaul' — here's all the new features Tom's Guide
- Apple is finally building the AI Photo editor that Google and Samsung have had for years
Enhance applies one-tap quality improvements, and Reframe adjusts spatial photo perspectives. Both Extend and Reframe face reliability issues in internal testing.
- Amazon and OpenAI expand partnership amid enterprise push
Amazon Web Services (AWS) on Tuesday afternoon announced a significant expansion of its partnership with OpenAI, which will allow its customers to access OpenAI’s leading AI systems via Amazon’s cloud-computing platforms.
- FDA Turns to AI to Speed Up Clinical Trials
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration seeks to accelerate clinical trials of new medicines by using artificial intelligence to streamline the laborious process of collecting and submitting study data.
- STAT+: Eli Lilly enlists AI startup for next-generation gene editors
Eli Lilly's deal with Profluent aims to go beyond CRISPR by using AI-designed enzymes to insert entire genes. It could reshape genetic medicine.
- UK to work with other 'middle powers' on AI security, minister says
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- UK must seize initiative on AI or be left at its mercy, Liz Kendall says
Technology secretary speaks amid concerns country is struggling to make its own way in AI Britain must seize the initiative on artificial intelligence or be left at the “mercy and whim” of a future shaped by the technology, Liz Kendall has said. The technology secretary said the country must have greater control over the industry as she highlighted big tech’s grip on its development, with 70% of the world’s AI computing power provided by US companies. Continue reading...
- How to make AI work for Britain: consolidate demand, diversify supply
The UK is in the middle of shaping the public sector's artificial intelligence (AI) capability for decades to come. The visible part, comprising Copilot rollouts, foundation model partnerships and the headline contracts, is already well advanced. The less visible part is whether, in the course of those deployments, we also build the buying capability, cultivate a plural supply base, and establish the shared standards that will let us adapt as the technology evolves. We have made a strong start on the first half of the task. The second half is the one that will determine whether the first half pays off. Silent lock-in We can call this the "silent lock-in" trap. It is the accumulation of AI capability on top of infrastructure, management practices and governance approaches that are individually defined, poorly coordinated and mismatched to the pace at which the technology is changing. Despite the hard work of individuals and teams to procure and experiment with AI’s emerging capabilities
- Meta pokes holes in China's great AI firewall
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- US lawmakers move to mandate first comprehensive review of China’s AI capabilities
As the race with China over artificial intelligence intensifies, US lawmakers on Tuesday unveiled a draft bill that would, for the first time, require the State Department to deliver a detailed assessment of Beijing’s artificial intelligence ambitions, including identifying “specific AI leaders”. The State Department should provide Congress with a comprehensive report on China’s AI development, including its “progress using independent, publicly available benchmarks to achieve autonomous...
- OpenAI Models, Codex Now Available in AWS Bedrock
OpenAI Models, Codex Now Available in AWS Bedrock The Information
- OpenAI's latest AI models, Codex now available on Amazon Bedrock
A day after the ChatGPT creator loosened its ties with Microsoft.
- Amazon targets mass hiring with agentic software, goal to humanize AI
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- Amazon's cloud unit is launching AI software to conduct job interviews and manage supply chains
Amazon Web Services packaged its own hiring and logistics expertise into 2 new products called Connect Talent and Connect Decisions
- Amazon AWS launches AI-powered office tools to challenge Microsoft and Salesforce
The move signals Amazon.com Inc.’s growing focus on AI-driven applications beyond cloud infrastructure
- Amazon Connect’s second act: From contact center to agentic AI suite
It has been just under a decade since Amazon Web Services Inc. launched Amazon Connect, taking its own internal contact center-as-a-service solution and commercialized it. At the time, there were many doubts about whether it could succeed in a mature market with several established vendors. The company loaded Connect up with artificial intelligence features long before AI […] The post Amazon Connect’s second act: From contact center to agentic AI suite appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
- Amazon Web Services unveils agentic AI supply chain tool
Amazon Connect Decisions combines more than 25 specialized tools to centralize data, triage alerts and translate demand forecasts.
- Amazon rolls out AI hiring software to automate job interviews
Amazon rolls out AI hiring software to automate job interviews USA Today
- EU rules reining in Big Tech will now target cloud services and AI, regulators say
The European Union is expanding its Digital Markets Act to cover cloud and artificial intelligence services. This move aims to ensure fairer competition in these growing digital sectors. Regulators are examining if major companies like Amazon and Microsoft should be designated as gatekeepers for their cloud offerings.
- Oracle, CoreWeave shares drop after report flags OpenAI growth worries
OpenAI's recent performance has caused a stir. The company reportedly missed targets for new users and revenue. This has led to worries about its future growth and ability to fund upcoming computing deals. Consequently, shares of Oracle and CoreWeave have seen a significant drop in premarket trading. Investors are watching closely as these developments unfold.
- Oracle, CoreWeave lead AI selloff on OpenAI growth concerns
CFO Sarah Friar expressed concerns about the company’s ability to pay for computing contracts if its revenue stalled, media report says
- Local tech stocks got torched by fears of AI. Now some hedge funds say AI could be the answer.
Local tech stocks got torched by fears of AI. Now some hedge funds say AI could be the answer. The Boston Globe
- Gartner Predicts by 2029, CFOs Who Implement Strategic AI Deployment Will Add 10 Margin Points of Growth
Gartner Predicts by 2029, CFOs Who Implement Strategic AI Deployment Will Add 10 Margin Points of Growth Gartner
- Cadence lifts annual revenue forecast on sustained AI chip-design boom
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- Chinese chipmaker Yuanjie’s profit surges on AI demand
The move made Yuanjie the second company on the Star Market to trade above 1,000 yuan (US$150) after Cambricon Technologies.
- AMD Announces “Advancing AI 2026”
AMD Announces “Advancing AI 2026” Toronto Star
- Taylor Swift seeks trademark against AI copycats
The trademarks include her saying “Hey, it’s Taylor Swift” and an image of her on stage holding a pink guitar.