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AI & Enterprise
How AI technology is being used on the battlefield amid U.S.-Iran Middle East conflict
OpenAI has partnered with the U.S. Defense Department to allow its artificial intelligence to be used in classified environments, marking a sharp shift from its earlier limits on military use. While CEO Sam Altman has said the technology will not be used directly to develop autonomous weapons, questions remain about guidelines and oversight. Current plans focus on assisting human analysts, with drone defense and administrative uses also still in trial stages.
AI & Enterprise
Hyundai AutoEver vehicle software test automation tool wins ISO 26262 certification
Hyundai AutoEver said on Jan. 26 that its mobilgene x-Studio has received ISO 26262 certification, an international standard for automotive functional safety. The company said the solution, developed in-house in 2023, supports automated safety validation for vehicle software. It said the tool automates verification across MIL, SIL and HIL environments. Hyundai AutoEver said this reduces working time by more than 50 percent compared with manual approaches.
Industry
LG Electronics unveils 2026 LG Gram with aerospace material and in-house AI
LG Electronics is rolling out its 2026 LG Gram lineup using a new aerospace-grade alloy called Aerominum and an in-house AI model to bolster durability and intelligence. The company will debut the LG Gram Pro AI 2026 at CES 2026 on Jan. 6 in Las Vegas. The model includes LG AI Research’s EXAONE 3.5 for on-device AI functions such as file search and summarisation, and offers expanded connectivity and security features.