AI Trends & News

Conceptual illustration representing the challenge of verifying whether digital images or videos are real or AI-generated. Image credit: AI-generated illustration created for KorishTech. AI-generated images and videos have spread rapidly since 2023 as generative tools became widely accessible to the public. At the same time, verifying whether a piece of media is real has become […]

Conceptual illustration representing legal debates around artificial intelligence and regulation. AI-generated image created for KorishTech. The Anthropic Pentagon lawsuit may sound like a narrow contract dispute, but it reveals a deeper conflict over who controls limits on military AI systems. In reality, the case brought by AI firm Anthropic raises a broader question that may

AI-generated illustration created for KorishTech. AI-generated war videos showing missile strikes or explosions are increasingly spreading across social media during the Iran conflict. Recent investigations by BBC Verify have found that AI-generated videos depicting strikes in the Iran–Israel conflict are spreading rapidly across social media platforms. Many of these clips appear dramatic and convincing at

Image credit: OpenAI (https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-5-4/) The GPT-5.4 update introduces a new approach to improving large language models: instead of relying mainly on bigger models or more training data, the system focuses on better reasoning planning, smarter tool usage, and improved efficiency. OpenAI describes GPT-5.4 as a reasoning-focused upgrade over GPT-5.3, designed to handle complex tasks more

Image credit: Citrini Research (https://www.citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic) AI crisis predictions occasionally capture public attention, but the viral “Citrini” scenario showed how quickly a speculative forecast about artificial intelligence could influence economic expectations. In early 2026, a widely circulated essay titled “The 2028 Global Intelligence Crisis” argued that rapid AI adoption could trigger mass white-collar layoffs, weaken consumer

Image credit: Microsoft (https://news.microsoft.com/2024/xx/xx/event-name-eric-horvitz/) As generative AI tools become capable of producing hyperrealistic images, video, and voice, AI content verification is rapidly shifting from a voluntary platform feature to a legal and technical requirement. Governments are moving to require clearer ways to distinguish authentic media from synthetic content. The proposal, reported by MIT Technology Review,

The dating app business model helps explain why users often stay longer than they expect. In recent earnings calls and annual filings, dating platforms have made something clear: their financial health depends on paying users, revenue per payer, and engagement depth — not on how quickly people leave after finding a partner. This follows a

Dating app fatigue is becoming one of the defining experiences of modern online romance. For more than a decade, swipe-based dating apps promised efficiency. Open the app, swipe left or right, and let the algorithm handle the rest. Global dating app revenues surpassed $6 billion in 2024, with over 300 million users worldwide. Tinder alone

Image credit: Illustration of dating app interface on smartphone (Unsplash – https://unsplash.com) AI dating apps are beginning to replace swiping altogether. In a recent report, The Guardian described a new wave of “agentic AI” dating platforms that interview users in depth and then return a limited number of curated matches based on personality similarity and

Image credit: Moltbook (https://moltbookai.org) An AI-only social network called Moltbook has grown to more than 1.5 million autonomous agents within days of launch. In late January 2026, a new social platform quietly launched with a strange rule: humans could not post. Moltbook, created by entrepreneur Matt Schlicht, looks like a familiar online forum. The interface