Category: AI News

Artificial intelligence has entered a complicated and uneasy phase. New systems are becoming more capable, more autonomous, and increasingly able to work in groups—sometimes in ways even their developers struggle to predict or explain. At the same time, AI is being woven into scientific research, workplaces, health care, education, and daily life. And competition between […]

The future workforce needs technical confidence, but it also needs the human capabilities that help people keep learning, thinking and working well with others. The future skills question Every few years a new list of future skills arrives. The technologies change, the platforms change and the job titles change. The more useful question for us, […]

You can also add the show’s RSS feed to your podcast app to follow us directly. Robinson Meyer: Hello, it’s Wednesday, September 16, and for a long time, the U.S. Energy Information Administration, or EIA, has had the absolute best data on U.S. energy use and I’d say the broader U.S. industrial economy. I mean, […]

Mary Shelley published Frankenstein in 1818. More than two hundred years later, it’s said to sell about 40,000 to 50,00 copies a year. It’s said that’s more than many best-selling releases. Most people who’ve read the book remember the monster. But the book is about the scientist. Victor Frankenstein is brilliant, ambitious and convinced beyond […]

Safety concerns about AI are growing, and now, a common method for catching misbehaving systems could have flaws, new research suggests. In experiments with AI agents, researchers found that chain-of-thought monitoring, in which one AI checks another’s work, became far less reliable when the monitored AI’s reasoning was the main clue that something was wrong, […]

Cyberguy warns of AI teddy bear risks and selfie fingerprint hacking The ‘Cyber Guy’ Kurt Knutsson cautions parents about AI-powered chatbot teddy bears, highlighting privacy risks as toys might collect children’s personal details. He also addresses concerns from a Newsweek article regarding AI’s ability to recreate fingerprints from peace sign selfies, potentially making individuals vulnerable […]

Market Updates News Commentary – Earnings season in life sciences technology has just delivered an unusually clean verdict. The company that owns the industry’s data and systems of record beat and jumped. The company selling model-informed software into the same customers missed and fell by roughly the same amount on the day. The AI-native discovery […]

ThinkCentre X Ultra and ThinkCentre M75 Series desktops deliver scalable Hybrid AI performance for the agentic AI era.  ThinkBook 14 Gen 9 brings powerful on-device AI and Copilot+ PC experiences to professionals.   ThinkBook 14x Gen 2 delivers premium mobility in an ultra-thin, lightweight design built for everyday productivity.  Project AeroBlade and Project Swan proof-of-concepts explore the future of AI-powered business […]

Jakarta (ANTARA) – Behind the growth of artificial intelligence on screens and in data centers lies a physical requirement that is easy to overlook: metal, particularly copper, needed to power and connect the digital economy. Data centers require large amounts of electricity. Transmission networks need cables, while solar and wind projects and electric vehicles depend […]