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The Future Is Agentic, But Only When Applied Correctly
Larry Bradley is CEO & cofounder of SolasAI, an AI SaaS platform fixing model bias for Fortune 50 firms across finance, tech & healthcare. You've no doubt heard the term 'agentic AI' by now. It's heralded as the next evolution of artificial…
Marketers Rethink Measurement As AI Reshapes The Data Landscape
A shift is underway in marketing measurement, accelerated by the collapse of the deterministic model and the rise of AI-powered ad platforms. Deterministic models, built on cookies, click tracking and last-touch attribution, underpinned digital…
AI-powered Surrey conservation project ends
A project combining artificial intelligence with conservation has come to an end. Space4Nature - a collaboration between Buglife, Surrey Wildlife Trust, the University of Surrey and Painshill Park - said it had spent three years working with new…
How AI and advanced technologies will change the roles of supply chain workers of the future
Supply chains used to be judged on the average day. Now they're defined by the worst day. Volatility has become the operating environment: port congestion, extreme weather, geopolitical disruption, sudden demand spikes, and supplier instability.
Samsung bets on AI to extend its 2-decade grip on TV market
For more than 20 years, Samsung Electronics has dictated the terms of the global television market. Now, as lower-cost rivals threaten the broader hardware industry, the Korean conglomerate is leaning on artificial intelligence (AI) to safeguard…
Humanoid robots won't be the future: purpose-built robots will
Elon Musk said that humanoid robots will push Tesla's market value to $25 trillion. He also believes that they will reshape labor. No longer will humans need to do dangerous, repetitive, or mundane things. It's a compelling vision. Yet the reality…
AI-ECG: A New Market For A Century-Old Test
Illustration by Anumana // Why bring AI into a test that has been around for a hundred years? | Each of my stories includes an original artwork. Clicking on them will take you to their websites. I am grateful for all the collaborators, sharing…
Predict, Don't Enumerate
A third of the way into a security-operations guide that Anthropic published in April 2026, wedged between a recommendation to patch CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities list and a suggestion to automate your deployment pipeline is a small…
Why Healthcare AI Often Fails At The Workflow Layer
Ping Liu is the founder of both Ativafit AI Inc. and Omni Health & Fitness, a global brand with patented fitness systems in 30+ countries. Many healthcare technologies today are technically sound, yet struggle to achieve consistent real-world…
Latest Apple privacy on iPhone ad takes direct shots at Chrome
Apple's latest privacy ad is filled with chrome-wearing spies that disappear as soon as the person opens Safari. It's yet another ad that doesn't shy away from calling out surveillance capitalism. The 'Privacy, That's iPhone' campaign has been…
Why Finance Transformation Is Failing-And It's Not The Technology
Gaurav Vashisht has 22+ yrs building and supporting Finance Systems. AAAI · IEEE · BA · ACM. The most common failure mode I've seen in AI-driven finance transformation isn't a technology failure. It's a governance failure…
Nvidia snaps up Kumo AI, a predictive AI startup known for its extreme accuracy
Nvidia Corp. has bagged itself another artificial intelligence startup, acquiring four-year-old model maker Kumo AI Inc. The company designs AI models focused on making extremely accurate business predictions. It's the latest in a string of…
May AI Kill SaaS--But It Will Supercharge ServiceNow's Growth (NYSE:NOW)
ServiceNow (NOW) remains a BUY as AI adoption accelerates, driving both revenue growth and profitability beyond seat-based models. NOW's hybrid pricing—combining seat- and usage-based models—enables upselling and breaks the…
BMW IT Hub to pump R4bn into South African economy
Software developed at the BMW IT Hub South Africa goes live in more than 40 countries. BMW Group's City of Tshwane-based technology solutions unit, the BMW IT Hub South Africa, will contribute more than R4 billion to South Africa's economy in 2026.
Thoughts on 'Learning Mechanics' - LessWrong
Last month, I stumbled upon an optimistic-sounding paper: 'There Will Be a Scientific Theory of Deep Learning'. In this paper, we make the case that a scientific theory of deep learning is emerging. By this we mean a theory which characterizes…
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