A Filipino lawyer built a free AI that reads the law for you.
A Filipino lawyer opened a free AI search engine for Philippine law, South Korea lost 191,000 young workers with most of the drop in AI-exposed desk jobs, and Stripe agreed to pay more than 7 billion dollars for OpenRouter.
Kartilya puts PH law in plain English
Filipino lawyer Karlo Dizon built Kartilya.PH, a free site where you ask a question in everyday words and it searches the 1987 Constitution, the major codes and 4,164 court rulings.
Korea lost 191,000 young workers
South Korea's data ministry says 191,000 fewer 15-to-29-year-olds had jobs in July than a year earlier, and 51.3% of that drop came from information technology and other knowledge work.
Scammers faked a prime minister
Australia's markets regulator says fake videos of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pushing bogus investments are the most common celebrity scam, and victims lost $7.4 million to the top 10 faked figures.
AI kids' stories are 2% female
University of Washington researchers read 23,800 talking-animal stories written by six leading AI tools and found 41% male characters and just 2% female, with the rest given no gender at all.
Stripe is buying OpenRouter for $7B
Bloomberg reports payments giant Stripe has agreed to buy OpenRouter, a service that lets apps switch between more than 400 AI systems, for over $7 billion.