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AI is moving from novelty to necessity in nearly every industry. Organizations are rapidly expanding adoption in hopes of increasing productivity, efficiency, and competitive advantage. However, this rapid adoption has created a significant issue for buyers of compliance technology: AI washing. In the digital communications governance and archives (DCGA) market, nearly every vendor now claims […]

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Bridging the old and new, ETEducation

Dr. Ranjita Prasad As the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Impact Summit opened, I experienced a major revelation. AI is no longer a technology in the hands of a few, but an essential tool for the masses. Summit participants ranged from villagers to city dwellers, farmers to AI developers, high school students to researchers, bringing together a […]

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AI-based biotechnology market expected to reach 34 trillion won by 2035

The global artificial intelligence (AI)-based biotechnology market is expected to grow 6.5 times in 11 years and reach approximately 34 trillion won by 2035. Analysts predict that the introduction of machine learning and data analysis technologies will accelerate as demand for research and development (R&D) overall, including new drug development, increases. According to the “Current […]

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Fourier Features for Fast Token Mixing Exploits Hidden Math Inside AI Architecture

Scaling machine learning systems beyond certain limits shifts focus from model quality to environmental and operational constraints: memory pressure, latency spikes, and efficiency-first AI data center requirements regarding energy and water usage. Infrastructure constraints regarding cooling and power availability explain why efficiency-first architectures are accelerating across the industry. Fourier features and frequency-domain reasoning are appearing […]

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AI shows potential to be resistant to knee injuries

Although artificial intelligence models of sports-related knee injuries have shown high performance in early studies, with some achieving strong discriminatory ability, most lack external validation and routine clinical use is still in the research phase. The findings highlight both the rapid advances and current limitations of artificial intelligence in sports medicine, particularly in prediction, […]

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Machine learning leads to the discovery of multi-primary element alloys as electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution reactions

Article Highlights | April 7, 2026 HEP data linkage journal image: The “ML-DFT-Experiment” integrated strategy accelerates the design of high-performance multi-main alloy HER electrocatalysts through machine learning predictions. Density functional theory calculations and experiments validated the model and identified NbZnCo2 alloy as the best cost-effective candidate. view more Credit: Higher Education Press Multiprincipal element alloys […]

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