The biggest employment risk isn’t artificial intelligence itself, but being outpaced by colleagues who master it. As companies experiment with AI for profitability, workers who adapt fastest will have the advantage. The real competition is between people, not people and machines.
Researchers at the University of Washington have successfully used generative AI to design antibodies from scratch. The breakthrough could dramatically speed up drug development for cancer and other diseases while eliminating animal testing.
New research shows only 5% of companies have fully deployed AI solutions. But companies like Impel, Forethought, and Grammarly are proving that gradual adoption and clear ROI can overcome skepticism. Their secret? Starting small and demonstrating immediate value.
The transition from petascale to exascale computing required liquid cooling as rack densities surged from 20-50kW to 300-400kW. Now AI factories face the same thermal challenges but at unprecedented scale. Motivair’s experience cooling the world’s most powerful supercomputers provides crucial insigh
A new IEEE global survey predicts humanoid robots will become commonplace coworkers within two years. The study shows 96% of technologists expect agentic AI adoption to accelerate dramatically by 2026, transforming how we work alongside AI systems that can operate independently but still require hum
University College Dublin is making its biggest AI computing investment yet with a €724,000 Nvidia DGXB200 supercomputer. The system promises 50x performance over existing clusters and will support research across healthcare, cultural analytics, and climate modeling. Thousands of students will get h
Bitdefender’s massive threat research team is betting heavily on machine learning for security. Their VP brings academic credentials to the fight against malware. But AI-powered security comes with its own set of challenges and risks.
While Sam Altman captures headlines, Greg Brockman is quietly orchestrating OpenAI’s most ambitious project yet. The company is committing $1.4 trillion to build unprecedented computing infrastructure while generating only $13 billion in annual revenue. This massive gamble could reshape entire indus
Companies are pouring money into AI-driven operations tools, but proving the return remains challenging. The conversation is shifting from promises to proof as executives demand clear business value from their tech investments.
Palantir reported $1.18 billion in Q3 revenue, beating forecasts despite shares falling 7.95% on valuation concerns. CEO Alex Karp credits the company’s “anti-woke” strategy and government partnerships for its 154% year-to-date stock surge, while defending controversial contracts with ICE and Israel
