AI News Roundup – October 10, 2025
Klarna CEO Says the World Isn’t “Ready” for AI Job Shock
Klarna’s CEO warns that the world is not prepared for the job market shock AI will cause, especially for knowledge workers, and urges a focus on short-term solutions
4 ways Gemini Enterprise makes work easier for everyone’
Google has introduced Gemini Enterprise, a platform that helps businesses build custom AI agents and automate complex, multi-step workflows
AI is poised to disrupt the job market — some roles could ‘radically transform,’ report finds
A new report finds that AI is poised to disrupt the job market, with 26% of jobs, particularly in finance and tech, set to ‘radically transform’
DeepSeek claims its new AI model can cut the cost of predictions by 75% – here’s how
Chinese startup DeepSeek claims its new model can cut AI prediction costs by 75% by using a ‘sparsity’ technique that focuses on a smaller subset of relevant data
MrBeast: AI means it’s ‘scary times’ for YouTube creators
YouTuber MrBeast has expressed concern that generative AI tools like Sora could threaten the livelihoods of content creators by producing high-quality videos
Expanding access to Opal, our no-code AI mini-app builder
Google is expanding access to Opal, its no-code AI mini-app builder that allows users to create custom applications using natural language, to 15 new countries
Consultants Forced to Pay Money Back After Getting Caught Using AI for Expensive ‘Report’
Consulting firm Deloitte was forced to repay the Australian government after delivering an expensive report that contained AI-generated errors and citations
Introducing AgentKit
OpenAI has launched AgentKit, a suite of tools that helps developers and enterprises build, deploy, and improve AI agents using visual development blocks
What Are Circular AI Chip Deals, and Should Investors Be Worried?
‘Circular deals,’ where companies like Nvidia invest in partners who then buy Nvidia’s gear, are raising some investor concern, but are currently seen as smart investments
Sam Altman Warns That AI Industry Is Due for a Spectacular Implosion
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns that the AI industry is due for a ‘boom and bust’ cycle where investors will lose money, but he remains confident in long-term growth

