AI News Archive: June 3, 2026 — Part 13
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- Gigaton lands $26M to scale autonomous industrial control
Gigaton, a London-based AI companydeveloping control software for energy-intensive industries, has raised $26million in Series A funding. The round was led by Plural, with participationfrom 2150, Sema...
- AI will consume as much water in 2030 as 1.3 billion people
UN scientists warn that the environmental cost of the technology is being underestimated
- AI to double data centre power and water consumption by 2030, UN researchers say
Unless governments heed the rising environmental costs of AI, the rapid rollout could also strain scarce land resources and create mountains of electronic waste, the United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health warned in a report
- AI to Double Data Center Power, Water Use by 2030, UN Researchers Say
Data centers are expected to consume twice as much power and water by 2030 as they expand to meet the surge in demand from artificial intelligence, U.N. researchers said on Wednesday. Unless governments heed the rising environmental costs of AI, …
- EU plans energy standards for data centres amid concerns over soaring power use
EU data centre capacity is expected to more than double in the coming years
- Nvidia CEO highlight role of connectivity in powering next-gen AI infra
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has highlighted the growing importance of connectivity in powering next-generation artificial intelligence infrastructure as he joined Marvell chief Matt Murphy on stage at Computex 2026 and described the semiconductor company as a potential "trillion-dollar company". "The next trillion-dollar company, ladies and gentlemen," said Jensen Huang, as soon as he arrived on the stage, drawing applause from the audience on Tuesday. Marvell stocks soared over 30 per cent after the Nvidia chief's announcement, according to various media reports. Earlier this year, Nvidia announced USD 2 billion investment in Marvell Technology to deepen their strategic partnership. Huang on Tuesday highlighted the importance of connectivity in enabling AI infrastructure, with Marvell's technology playing a crucial role in scaling and interconnecting data centres. "Useful AI has arrived. It's the reason why your demand is going through the roof. It's the reason why my demand is going
- Google’s latest Android update can spot AI voice cloning scams: Here’s how it works
Google has introduced a Fake Call Detection feature for Android in order to help protect users from impersonation scams.
- Google’s New Feature Verifies Calls to Stop AI Impersonation Scams
The technology is being rolled out globally through the Phone by Google app on Android 12 and newer devices, beginning with Pixel smartphones.
- Android to warn users of AI-Powered fake calls
Google is rolling out a fake call detection feature for Android that helps identify AI-powered impersonation scams by verifying whether calls from saved contacts actually originate from their devices. The post Android to warn users of AI-Powered fake calls appeared first on MEDIANAMA .
- Google introduces real-time fake call detection for Android devices
Google introduces real-time fake call detection for Android devices
- India gets access to Claude Mythos, Anthropic's AI that discovered critical bugs in Linux, Firefox and OpenBSD
Anthropic has expanded access to its Mythos AI model through Project Glasswing, reaching 150 organizations in 15 countries, including India.
- India Gets Access to Anthropic’s Mythos AI Model Under Project Glasswing
IPO-bound AI giant Anthropic has expanded access to its cybersecurity AI model Mythos under ‘Project Glasswing’ to around 150 organisations…
- Anthropic Expands Project Glasswing to 15 Countries, Brings Claude Mythos to India
Anthropic on Tuesday announced the expansion of its advanced cybersecurity-focused AI model, Claude Mythos Preview, through its Project Glasswing initiative. The San Francisco-based AI startup said that about 150 new organisations across more than 15 countries will now have access to the model. At launch, it was limited to roughly 50 partners. India, notably, is among...
- What is Anthropic's Mythos AI model and why India's inclusion matters?
Through its Project Glasswing initiative, Anthropic will expand access to its Mythos AI model to 150 organisations across more than 15 countries, including India
- Uber's AI bill got so high that it is now limiting Claude Code usage to $1,500: Report
Uber has set a $1,500 monthly spending limit for employees using AI coding tools like Claude Code and Cursor to control its AI costs
- Majorana 2: Microsoft Just Used AI to Build a Better Quantum Chip
Majorana 2: Microsoft Just Used AI to Build a Better Quantum Chip YourStory.com
- Cognizant Launches AI Focused Ace Team to Build Specialised Talent Pool
Discover how Cognizant's Ace Team is shaping AI talent development. Explore their innovative approach to engineering and AI adoption.
- Infosys, TCS, Wipro Roll Out Microsoft Copilot to 300,000 Employees
Discover how Infosys, TCS, and Wipro are deploying Microsoft Copilot to enhance AI adoption. Explore the latest trends in IT services now!
- Google Rolls Out Gemini Thinking Levels Across Platforms With 'Extended' Thinking Mode for All Users
Google on Wednesday began rolling out Gemini thinking levels across platforms, including Gemini's iOS and Android apps, Google’s Vice President of Gemini and AI Studio, Josh Woodward, announced in a post on X. The new thinking modes are available for the Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite, Gemini 3.5 Flash, and Gemini 3.1 Pro models. The three Gemini models have two thinking lev...
- At Build 2026, Microsoft doubles down on proprietary AI models to win every layer of the AI stack
At Build 2026, Microsoft doubles down on proprietary AI models to win every layer of the AI stack
- Cadence launches industry's first level-5 autonomous AI agent for semiconductor design
Cadence, the semiconductor design software company, has unveiled what it calls the semiconductor industry's first fully autonomous virtual AI design engineer, extending its ChipStack AI Super Agent framework to Level-5 autonomy and marking a new step in the adoption of agentic artificial intelligence across chip development workflows. Announced at COMPUTEX 2026, the new system combines Cadence's electronic design automation (EDA) software portfolio with NVIDIA Nemotron models and NVIDIA OpenShell runtime to automate complex chip design and verification tasks. The company said the platform can significantly reduce validation timelines by enabling engineers to run hundreds of simulations and verification workflows autonomously. According to Cadence, the technology can accelerate register-transfer level (RTL) validation cycles by more than 40 times, reducing a verification process that traditionally takes around five weeks to less than a day. The company noted that NVIDIA engineers collectively run millions of verification tests and consume billions of compute hours annually as part of semiconductor development. From AI assistant to autonomous engineer The latest version of ChipStack moves beyond AI-assisted engineering by allowing the platform to independently execute design and verification workflows while keeping human engineers involved for supervision and guidance. Rather than relying on step-by-step prompts, the system evaluates intermediate results, determines subsequent actions, and iterates toward design completion. The platform can handle tasks including specification analysis, RTL generation, verification planning, formal analysis, simulation, debugging, and design convergence. Paul Cunningham, Senior Vice-President and General Manager of the System Verification Group at Cadence, said customers are increasingly using AI to help engineering teams tackle more complex semiconductor projects. "We're taking the next step—moving from AI that assists engineers to autonomous virtual engineers that can implement real design and verification work," he said. Security and Governance A key element of the announcement is the integration of NVIDIA OpenShell, a sandboxed runtime environment designed for autonomous AI agents. Cadence said the runtime provides governance controls, isolation mechanisms, and managed access to tools and infrastructure, helping organizations protect sensitive intellectual property and design data while deploying autonomous AI systems in production environments. The company said its physics-based design and verification engines help ensure AI-generated outputs remain grounded in signoff-accurate engineering models. Timothy Costa, Vice-President and General Manager of Computational Engineering at NVIDIA, said engineering teams require AI systems that accelerate verification without compromising security, trust, or operational control. Expanding its agentic AI portfolio The announcement builds on Cadence's broader strategy around agentic AI following its acquisition of ChipStack in November 2025. Since then, the company has introduced multiple AI-focused products, including ViraStack AI Super Agent for analog and custom design, InnoStack AI Super Agent for digital implementation and signoff, and AgentStack, an orchestration framework for coordinating AI-driven engineering workflows. The latest release extends those capabilities into fully autonomous operation, reflecting a wider industry trend toward AI agents capable of executing specialized engineering tasks with minimal human intervention. Cadence said the Level-5 autonomous capabilities of the ChipStack AI Super Agent and the AgentStack orchestration framework are expected to be available to early-access customers during the second half of 2026. The launch highlights how agentic AI is moving beyond coding assistants and productivity tools into highly specialized engineering domains. As semiconductor designs become increasingly complex, autonomous AI systems capable of handling verification and validation workflows could play a growing role in reducing development timelines and improving engineering efficiency across the chip industry.
- Snowflake and Anthropic Push AI Agents Into Enterprise Workflows
Snowflake and Anthropic have reported growing enterprise adoption of governed artificial intelligence (AI), as organizations increasingly move AI initiatives from experimentation to production environments. Announced at Snowflake Summit 2026, the companies said enterprises are deploying Anthropic's Claude models through Snowflake Cortex AI to build AI agents and automate business workflows while maintaining governance, security, and compliance controls on enterprise data. The announcement reflects a broader shift in enterprise AI adoption, where businesses are looking beyond pilot projects and seeking ways to integrate AI directly into critical operations without moving sensitive data outside their existing environments. Enterprises Seek AI With Governance and Security Controls According to Snowflake, organizations are increasingly prioritizing AI systems that can operate directly on governed enterprise data while maintaining visibility, security, and compliance requirements. Through the partnership, Anthropic's Claude models are integrated into Snowflake Cortex AI, allowing enterprises to use generative AI capabilities within Snowflake's data environment. The companies said customers can deploy AI agents, run analytics, and automate workflows while keeping sensitive information within Snowflake's platform. "The rapid adoption of models like Claude through Snowflake Cortex AI reflects a broader shift in what enterprises expect from AI," said Christian Kleinerman, Executive Vice President of Product at Snowflake. He said organizations increasingly want AI systems that work directly on governed data rather than operating in isolated environments. AI Agents Gain Traction The companies said customers are using Claude-powered AI capabilities for a range of enterprise use cases, including cybersecurity investigations, financial analysis, customer support, developer productivity, sales intelligence, and life sciences research. Snowflake and Anthropic highlighted adoption across organizations including Block, Carvana, eSentire, Indeed, Notion, and Basis. Anthropic's Claude models provide reasoning and generative AI capabilities, while Snowflake contributes governance, security, collaboration, and data management capabilities required for enterprise deployment. "Snowflake customers are increasingly using Claude to power cybersecurity investigations, accelerate financial analysis, build production data apps, and many other workflows," said Steve Corfield, Head of Global Business Development and Partnerships at Anthropic. The companies said enterprises are increasingly deploying AI directly within existing business systems rather than relying on separate AI environments. Focus on Production-Ready AI A major focus of the partnership is helping organizations build production-ready AI applications and agents. Snowflake said Cortex Agents enables enterprises to build AI systems capable of retrieving, reasoning over, and acting on governed enterprise data. The platform supports use cases such as customer support automation, operational workflows, and business intelligence. The company also highlighted Snowflake Intelligence, an AI-powered assistant designed to help users query enterprise data using natural language and generate actionable insights. Meanwhile, Snowflake Cortex Code, an AI coding assistant built for Snowflake workloads, has become the company's fastest-growing product, attracting more than 7,100 users, according to Snowflake. The coding platform uses AI models such as Claude to help developers create production-ready data pipelines, applications, and workflows from natural language prompts. Deepening Collaboration Around Enterprise AI The announcement builds on an expanded partnership established in December 2025, when Snowflake integrated Claude models into Cortex AI across major cloud platforms and launched a joint go-to-market strategy. The companies said they are now expanding collaboration across multiple areas, including AI agent development, enterprise coding tools, procurement models, and security-focused AI workflows. Snowflake has also joined Anthropic's Claude Marketplace as one of six launch partners, enabling customers to streamline AI procurement and manage AI spending across platforms. In addition, both companies said they are working together on security and responsible AI initiatives aimed at helping enterprises identify vulnerabilities, strengthen governance controls, and deploy AI safely at scale. The announcement underscores a growing trend in enterprise AI adoption, where organizations are increasingly focused on governance, compliance, and operational integration rather than experimentation alone. As enterprises seek to deploy AI across business-critical workflows, partnerships between data platform providers and foundation model developers are becoming increasingly important in helping organizations balance AI innovation with security and regulatory requirements. For Snowflake and Anthropic, the growing adoption of Claude within Snowflake Cortex AI signals rising demand for AI systems that can operate directly on trusted enterprise data while maintaining the controls required for large-scale deployment.
- Snowflake introduces AI and data platform updates for agentic enterprise use cases
Snowflake unveiled platform updates to empower enterprises in building, governing, and scaling AI systems. New features across CoCo, CoWork, Horizon Catalog, and its data platform aim to connect data, context, governance, and AI-driven actions, moving organizations beyond experimentation to autonomous AI.
- DeepSeek nears US$7b haul in first-ever funding round, with backing from Tencent, CATL
Chinese artificial intelligence start-up DeepSeek is finalising its first external fundraising round, securing over 50 billion yuan (US$7.4 billion) at a valuation of just under US$60 billion, according to people familiar with the matter – marking a six-fold leap from its US$10 billion valuation in April. The blockbuster round highlights intensifying global competition and a shifting strategy for the AI breakout star, which had previously resisted external capital. Market-oriented investors and...
- Will China pay for AI? ByteDance’s Doubao loses 6 million users after subscription plan
ByteDance risks throwing away its lead in China’s fierce market for consumer artificial intelligence consumer by monetising too early, according to analysts, after its flagship chatbot Doubao shed millions of users following a sneak peek at paid-subscription tiers. The assessment follows a 6.1 million drop in Doubao’s monthly active users (MAUs) in May – a rare slump for the app since its 2023 launch – after it teased its first-ever subscription options, according to data released on Wednesday...
- Doubao prepares paid subscriptions as ByteDance seeks AI returns
The subscription test comes as ByteDance expands in MaaS and AI shopping.
- Alibaba Opens Qwen AI to Third-Party Services in Push for Agent Dominance
Alibaba Opens Qwen AI to Third-Party Services in Push for Agent Dominance Caixin Global
- Alibaba opens Qwen app to third-party AI agents
Alibaba also said Qwen App handled more than 100 million daily lifestyle-service interactions through dozens of integrated agents.
- Agilent, OpenAI, BCG Collaborate to Accelerate Customer-Focused, AI-Driven Scientific Innovation
Agilent, OpenAI, BCG Collaborate to Accelerate Customer-Focused, AI-Driven Scientific Innovation Boston Consulting Group
- NVIDIA Research Unlocks Advanced Grasping, Smarter Autonomous Driving and Agent Training at Scale
What makes a robot gripper useful isn’t that it can pick up one object — it’s that it can pick up the next one, and the one after that, with a tool it’s never held before. What makes an autonomous vehicle system safe isn’t just that it can reason through a situation — it’s that […]
- Enterprise Spotlight: Rethinking cloud strategy in the age of AI
Cloud computing has reached a crossroads. The high cost and data sensitivity of AI workloads are raising the appeal of private clouds, even as neoclouds and sovereign clouds shake up the cloud provider landscape. New cyberthreats, shifting compute requirements, and management complexity are adding to cloud complications. Download the June 2026 issue of the Enterprise Spotlight from the editors of CIO, Computerworld, CSO, InfoWorld, and Network World, and learn how to navigate the latest cloud strategy developments.
- agnt8x Launches the World's First AI Agent Recruitment and Workforce Management Platform
agnt8x Launches the World's First AI Agent Recruitment and Workforce Management Platform The Straits Times
- agnt8x Launches the World's First AI Agent Recruitment and Workforce Management Platform
agnt8x Launches the World's First AI Agent Recruitment and Workforce Management Platform azcentral.com and The Arizona Republic
- AI saves time but most companies waste the gain, study shows
AI saves time but most companies waste the gain, study shows
- The talent reset: Why AI is changing what makes people valuable
For years, hiring rewarded people for knowing more. More qualifications. More certifications. More technical expertise. More years of experience. Knowledge used to give people an edge because it was harder to access. If someone knew how to prepare a report, analyse data, build a campaign, or solve a technical problem, that expertise made them stand […] The post The talent reset: Why AI is changing what makes people valuable appeared first on e27 .
- Energy, water use and pollution of AI and data centers rival most countries
Energy, water use and pollution of AI and data centers rival most countries Toronto Star
- Energy, water use and pollution of AI and data centers rival most countries
According to a United Nations University report, the environmental footprint of data centers already rivals some of the world’s largest countries.
- Energy, water use and pollution of AI and data centers rival most countries
Energy, water use and pollution of AI and data centers rival most countries Boston Herald
- Banco Santander and G42 Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Explore Strategic Cooperation
Banco Santander and G42 Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Explore Strategic Cooperation G42
- Amazon faces class action suit over Ring facial recognition feature
Amazon is being sued over a Ring doorbell feature that uses facial recognition technology to identify visitors at a customer's door.
- MaCo-GAN: Manifold-Contrastive Adversarial Learning for Single Image Super-Resolution
Conventional Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) for Single Image Super-Resolution (SISR) often struggle with hallucinated artifacts, largely because standard discriminators evaluate overall image naturalness rather than strict conditional realism. To address this, we propose MaCo-GAN, a novel ma...
- Google launches Dreambeans, an AI app that curates daily stories from Google data
Google LLC today launched Dreambeans, an experimental app from its Google Labs division that uses artificial intelligence to assemble a finite set of personalized daily stories drawn from a user’s own Google data. The app is pitched as an alternative to the bottomless feed. Rather than serving an endless stream of content, Dreambeans curates a […] The post Google launches Dreambeans, an AI app that curates daily stories from Google data appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
- Google’s ‘Dreambeans’ experiment turns your data into bite-sized personalized stories
Google has a new app that "dreams" up stories for you.
- WP Engine bolts bot management onto Global Edge Security as AI crawlers surge
WordPress hosting company WP Engine Inc. today added bot management to its Global Edge Security service, giving site operators a way to filter the growing volume of automated and artificial intelligence traffic reaching their sites. The Austin, Texas-based company runs more than 5 million WordPress sites and built Global Edge Security with Cloudflare Inc. The […] The post WP Engine bolts bot management onto Global Edge Security as AI crawlers surge appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
- Former police officer moves to safe house after Grok falsely linked her to Henry Nowak case
Former police officer moves to safe house after Grok falsely linked her to Henry Nowak case
- Former police officer in hiding after AI falsely linked her to Henry Nowak arrest
Christi Hill was wrongly identified in the Vickrum Digwa murder case by platforms including Grok
- ‘Disregard for the risk to human life’: a US state is suing OpenAI and Sam Altman over AI safety
Florida sues OpenAI and Sam Altman for risking lives with ChatGPT,demanding billions and personal accountability.
- AI helping build better AI: How agents accelerate model experimentation
Agents accelerating model experimentation
- How to use free AI tools to plan your home's interior design
How to use free AI tools to plan your home's interior design USA Today
- Let AI help you redecorate your space
Let AI help you redecorate your space USA Today