1. Widespread adoption of AI tools among developers
A new survey shows that 84% of software developers around the world use or plan to use AI tools in their daily work. These numbers reflect a major shift in how software is developed, with smart tools becoming an essential part of the workflow.
2. A trust gap in the results of AI tools
Despite this widespread adoption, nearly half of developers (46%) don't fully trust the accuracy of AI tools' output. According to reports, many of them have to spend extra time debugging code generated by these tools.
3. Meta doubles its investment in AI
Meta reported strong financial results in the second quarter of 2025 and announced that it will spend between $64 billion and $72 billion on AI-related infrastructure over the next year, underscoring its commitment to strengthening its capabilities in the field.
4. Concerns about "shadow AI"
According to a recent report from IBM, the use of AI tools without oversight from cybersecurity teams - known as "Shadow AI" - increases the likelihood of security leaks and breaches that could cost organizations dearly.
5. AI tools at the center of crises
Some AI platforms such as Grok and Google AI Overviews have been widely criticized after publishing inaccurate information during tsunami warnings in Russia, raising questions about the reliability of AI in times of emergency.
6. GitHub Copilot reaches 20 million users
Microsoft announced that GitHub Copilot, an artificial intelligence tool for coders, now serves more than 20 million developers around the world, making it one of the most prominent productivity tools in the tech industry.
7. Warnings against over-reliance on AI for life decisions
A study from Southeastern Oklahoma State University showed that a third of professionals in the United States turn to ChatGPT for career counseling, which sparked widespread debate about the risks of over-reliance on artificial intelligence in making life decisions.
8. AI accelerates vaccine development research
In a scientific breakthrough, a research team at Stanford University was able to develop a new coronavirus vaccine using a virtual lab powered by artificial intelligence. The model helped speed up analysis and testing like never before, with limited human intervention.
9. Awards for the best AI tools in 2025
Tom's Guide revealed the best AI tools for 2025. The list included advanced chatbots, text, image and video generators, reflecting the diversity of innovations currently available in the market.
10. Digital Awareness Programs for the Elderly to Counter AI Fraud
Some US states, such as Texas, have launched awareness programs for the elderly to enable them to use AI in a safe manner and avoid falling victim to online fraud. This comes as part of efforts to integrate all segments of society into a safe digital transformation.