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Krafton’s next bet after PUBG: humanoid robots, AI — and a 1 trillion won return plan

Krafton’s next bet after PUBG: humanoid robots, AI — and a 1 trillion won return plan

Krafton is looking into taking the artificial intelligence developed in its games and applying it to humanoid robots, something it’s calling “physical AI”—AI capable of operating outside a virtual setting, according to a report from South Korea’s Kookmin Ilbo. The company pointed to in-game play and interaction data as “enormous value” for training and building out new business lines.
Kyndryl’s ‘policy-as-code’ guardrails target runaway AI agents as governance lags

Kyndryl’s ‘policy-as-code’ guardrails target runaway AI agents as governance lags

Kyndryl rolled out a new “policy-as-code” feature on Wednesday, aiming to enforce organizational and regulatory rules directly in software for agentic AI—autonomous systems that handle tasks in fields like finance, supply chains, and government. The company says it translates complex business and compliance rules into machine-readable instructions, tracking every action taken by these AI agents and stopping any unauthorized moves. “The approach provides the structure customers need” to work with agentic AI, according to Ismail Amla, senior vice president at Kyndryl Consult. Regulatory and compliance worries remain a top obstacle for 31% of Kyndryl’s customers looking to ramp up tech spending, the firm said, noting it orchestrates close to 190 million automations monthly.
Amazon stock slips after Italy tax probe; $200B AI bill still hangs over AMZN

Amazon stock slips after Italy tax probe; $200B AI bill still hangs over AMZN

Amazon.com Inc slipped 0.9% to $202.34 in Thursday morning action after Reuters said Italian tax police had carried out a search at the company’s Milan offices as part of a fresh tax evasion probe. According to the report, authorities also searched the homes of seven Amazon managers and visited KPMG’s offices. Amazon did not respond right away to Reuters' request for comment. Prosecutors are looking into whether Amazon operated an undeclared “permanent establishment” in Italy between 2019 and 2024, which could have tax implications. Back in December, the company agreed to pay 510 million euros to resolve a different matter.
Siemens stock jumps 6% after outlook raise as AI data-centre demand lifts mood

Siemens stock jumps 6% after outlook raise as AI data-centre demand lifts mood

Shares of Siemens surged more than 6% on Thursday, after the German industrial giant boosted its yearly profit forecast, riding on stronger-than-expected demand for AI-fueled data-centre infrastructure. “Demand for data centres had considerably exceeded our expectations,” CEO Roland Busch told reporters. Deutsche Bank’s Gael de-Bray labeled it “a promising start to the year.” Still, CFO Ralf Thomas flagged lingering nerves around tariffs and geopolitics, describing investment sentiment as “pretty shaky.”
Heineken’s 6,000 job cuts: brewer tightens costs, leans on AI as beer demand softens

Heineken’s 6,000 job cuts: brewer tightens costs, leans on AI as beer demand softens

Heineken plans to eliminate between 5,000 and 6,000 jobs worldwide over the next two years, ramping up a productivity push targeting €400 million to €500 million in annual gross savings. The Dutch brewer is projecting operating profit growth of 2% to 6% in 2026, following a 4.4% gain in 2025 when stripping out one-offs and acquisition-related amortisation. Last year, overall volume dropped 1.2%.
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