AI could become a powerful weapon for criminals and rogue states, Cambridge experts warn - AIskimIQ Daily Brief - 2026-06-27

AIskimIQ — Daily AI News Brief · Jun 27, 2026 · 8m

OpenAI and Broadcom unveiled a new AI inference chip targeting large-scale data centres, while Google's Gemini 3.5 Flash advanced the AI agent frontier by enabling human-like computer interaction; separately, a Cambridge University report issued stark warnings that AI could be weaponised by criminals and rogue states, highlighting growing safety concerns. The week also saw major AI investment momentum, with healthcare-focused Trase securing $107M and AI continuing to drive a spree of venture megadeals. — Podcast voice is synthetic and episodes are produced with AI workflows.