Tuesday, November 10, 2026 GLOBAL EDITION

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Australia Tightens AI Oversight Rules After OpenAI Government Breach

Australia has tightened its artificial intelligence oversight regulations following a government breach involving OpenAI.

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Capgemini to Lead EU Consortium for AI Safety and Cyber Risk Assessment

Capgemini has been selected to lead a European Union consortium focusing on artificial intelligence safety and cyber risk assessment.

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SoftBank Posts Unexpected $7 Billion Loss as AI Investments Struggle

Japanese conglomerate SoftBank reported an unexpected $7 billion loss, driven by struggling artificial intelligence investments.

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LLM Reliability Layers Under Test: Accuracy, Yield, and the Limits of Verification

An analysis published by InfoQ examines Large Language Model reliability layers, focusing on accuracy, yield, and the inherent limits of verification.

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Australia to Launch AI Safety Regulator Following OpenAI Government Portal Breach

Australia is establishing a new artificial intelligence safety regulator following a breach of a government portal by OpenAI.

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SoftBank and Grab Invest $1.85 Billion in Malaysian AI Infrastructure

Masayoshi Son's SoftBank and Grab are committing $1.85 billion to construct artificial intelligence infrastructure in Malaysia.

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TSMC October Revenue Surges 60% Driven by Strong AI Demand

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) reported a 60% jump in October revenue, driven by continued robust demand for artificial intelligence technologies.

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Trump Signals Openness to AI Safeguards and Emphasizes Competition with China

Trump has expressed openness to artificial intelligence safeguards while stressing that the United States must not fall behind China in AI development.

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TSMC Reports 60% Revenue Increase Driven by Strong AI Chip Demand

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) saw its revenue jump by 60%, highlighting robust and ongoing demand for artificial intelligence chips.

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How China Acquires Nvidia Chips for AI Development

An examination by France 24 explores the methods used to obtain Nvidia chips in China to support artificial intelligence development.

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