Welcome to Tech in 60: Trends You Need Now. It’s Tuesday, October 7, 2025, and here’s what’s shaking up the tech world.
Artificial intelligence is, yet again, at the heart of this week’s biggest developments. According to Artificial Intelligence News, Google’s Veo 3 AI video creation tool is now widely available, making it easier than ever for businesses and creatives to generate professional-level videos in seconds. Alongside this, IBM Research unveiled a breakthrough analog AI chip designed specifically to boost deep learning efficiency, signaling a race toward even more powerful and energy-efficient AI hardware platforms.
AI’s impact isn’t stopping at content creation. Nature reports that artificial intelligence is now contributing directly to Nobel-caliber discoveries in mathematics and the sciences, and industry insiders are already asking if AI will eventually win its own Nobel Prize. In finance and enterprise, The International Broadcasting Convention 2025, as covered by Cognizant, showcased that organizations are finally moving beyond AI experimentation to deliver measurable business value, integrating these tools into everyday processes.
On the cybersecurity front, a new Mastercard global survey reveals that AI is heightening user anxiety about scams and fraud, especially among Gen Z, who find themselves increasingly targeted. Meanwhile, experts at Artificial Intelligence News say that AI-powered phishing detection is set to define cybersecurity standards in 2026, making the battle between AI and cybercriminals more intense than ever.
In Asia, China Mobile Shanghai launched an industry-first 5G-A network monetization strategy with Huawei. The collaboration promises to reshape telco revenues, according to Artificial Intelligence News, and keep China at the center of next-gen network innovation. Speaking of innovation, Malaysia made waves with the launch of Ryt Bank, its first AI-powered bank, which is expected to transform consumer banking experiences and set the stage for AI-driven financial services throughout Southeast Asia.
The pace of change is only accelerating. SHRM reports that global HR tech investment jumped 60% year-over-year, with AI at the center of both major deals and sweeping industry consolidation. This unprecedented growth is redefining how companies recruit, retain, and train talent—from sourcing applicants to automating onboarding experiences and day-to-day HR inquiries.
Finally, revolutionary AI breakthroughs this year are now accelerating breakthroughs in vaccine development, new medicines, and material science, according to GenSpark, cementing AI as the engine behind humanity’s next leaps.
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