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Global AI Adoption to Push IT Spending Beyond $5.4 Trillion in 2025

Artificial Intelligence

Global AI Adoption to Push IT Spending Beyond $5.4 Trillion in 2025

Coverage: 2 sources

IT spend is rising, driven largely by data center systems, even though companies are reviewing budget allocation due to global tensions.See the Story

Good news for companies founded by women

United States · United States

Good news for companies founded by women

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Some good news for companies started by women. Funding for US female founders has surpassed all previous highs just halfway through 2025, according to financial data firm PitchBook. In the first half of the year, startups with at least one female founder raised $78.8 billion over 1,428 deals, overtaking 2021’s record of $68.7 billion. Two big AI delas stick out. “The first two quarters of 2025 were the best on record for startups with at least o…Read Article

Actions needed for European media freedom and pluralism

European Commission

Actions needed for European media freedom and pluralism

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The independence of European media regulators and public service media are concerns, the EU Commission says in its annual Rule of Law report comprising the EU countries and enlargement countries Albania, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia. The report says that media freedom and pluralism reforms are under way but further action is needed. Among concerns mentioned are: safety of journalists, improving safeguards for the independence of …See the Story

AI tools changing software developing

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

90% of enterprise software engineers will by 2028 use AI code assistants, up from less than 14% in early 2024. The role of developers will shift from implementation to orchestration, focusing on problem solving and system design, and ensuring AI tools deliver high-quality outcomes. To succeed, teams must balance automation with human oversight, considering business criticality, risk and workflow complexity, market research firm Gartner says in a…Software Read Article

Financial data shows trust in AI potential

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

More than 1 in 3 venture debt dollars is going to AI startups in the US and Europe, with AI and ML startups receiving 38.4% of the $30 billion venture debt deal value of 2025, according to financial data firm PitchBook. Data from market research firm IDC confirms that trust in the potential of AI continues to be strong. Investments in AI solutions and services will have a global cumulative impact of $22.3 trillion by 2030, representing approxi…Artificial Intelligence · United States Read Article

How to make people pay for online news

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Just 1% of people who want to read a news story that is behind a paywall decide to pay for access to it. The most common reaction is to seek the information somewhere else (53%). About a third (32%) say they typically give up on accessing the information, a US survey by Pew Research Center shows. A global study by Reuters Institute shows that the proportion paying for any online news remains stable at 18% across 20 richer countries – with the ma…United States · United States Read Article

Towards Jihadist Pogroms in Europe?

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

Will people who criticize Islam be dragged through the courts by a desperate regime, while those who outspokenly fantasize about murdering Jews are granted a blank check?Terrorism See the Story

Over 40% of Agentic AI Projects Forecast to Be Scrapped by 2027

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

Many current models do not have the maturity and agency to autonomously achieve complex business goals, Gartner analysts say.Artificial Intelligence See the Story

AI watermarking to fight misinformation among top tech 2025

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Generative AI watermarking can help combat online misinformation. These technologies embed invisible markers in AI-generated content – including text, images, audio and video – to verify authenticity and content origins. Generative AI watermarking and collaborative sensing creating AI-powered intelligent networks are two of top ten technologies in World Economic Forum’s forecast showing expected top tech in 2025. As AI-generated content becomes …Artificial Intelligence See the Story

European tech business needs more women

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The share of women in the European workforce is lowest in the tech roles that are growing fastest, such as DevOps and cloud. The European Union has a tech talent gap of 1.4 million to 3.9 million people by 2027. If Europe could double the share of women in the tech workforce to about 45%, or an estimated 3.9 million additional women by 2027 it could close this talent gap and benefit from a GDP increase of as much as €260 billion to €600 billion…United States · United States See the Story

EU adoption of AI going too slow

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

EU’s adoption of AI, cloud and big data is going too slow. And just over half of Europeans (55.6%) have a basic level of digital skills, the EU Commission’s annual report on digital development shows. Further investment from public and private sources and improved access to venture capital for EU companies are needed, the report says. The report maps the progress made towards the 2030 targets and objectives described in The Digital Decade Policy…Artificial Intelligence Read Article

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