AI News

January 07, 2026

Grab Brings Robotics In-House to Cut Delivery Costs

Grab has acquired Infermove to develop its own delivery robots, integrating AI into real-world urban routes. The move targets efficiency in first- and last-mile operations, reduces dependence on third-party tech, and helps manage rising labour costs, while riders continue handling core deliveries.

Source: Artificial Intelligence News

January 07, 2026

Leaders Worldwide Commit to Trusted AI at 2026 Summit

At the AI Impact Summit 2026, governments, industry, and researchers agreed on shared principles and strategies to advance AI responsibly, ensuring ethical deployment, equitable access, and global cooperation for the technology’s next wave.

Source: Economic Times

January 03, 2026

AI Forecasts Nvidia Shares Around $250 by January 31, 2026

An AI model using ChatGPT forecasts Nvidia’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) share price could rise to approximately $240–$260 by January 31, 2026, with a central estimate near $250, reflecting continued strong demand for AI data‑center chips and infrastructure. The outlook includes scenarios from weaker growth around $180–$210 to a more optimistic $280–$320 range, depending on market conditions.

Source: Finbold

December 22, 2025

AI Predictions 2026: IPOs, Chips, AGI, BCI and Pharma Moves

Forbes contributor Rob Toews outlines 10 key trends in AI for 2026. Anthropic is expected to go public while OpenAI stays private. SSI research may leak, prompting big labs to shift focus. China’s AI chip industry will advance, and custom chips will rise. AGI talk will fade, depreciation schedules will impact AI economics, OpenAI’s Altman may step down, AI will dominate U.S. midterms, pharma may acquire protein AI startups, and brain-computer interfaces will become mainstream, challenging Neuralink’s leadership.

Source: Forbes

December 20, 2025

Governor Kathy Hochul Signs New York AI Safety Law

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has signed the Responsible AI Safety and Education (RAISE) Act into law, mandating large AI developers to disclose safety practices, report serious AI-related incidents within 72 hours, and comply with state oversight. The move makes New York one of the first US states to formally regulate advanced AI system safety.

Source: Tech Crunch

December 19, 2025

Zara Integrates AI Into Routine Retail Imagery Production

Zara is using generative AI to produce new visual content by altering images of real models in different outfits, embedding the technology into everyday production workflows rather than treating it as a separate innovation. The AI tools help generate variations from existing photoshoots, speeding up content creation and reducing repetitive work without fundamentally changing core business operations.