Nintendo’s patent infringement lawsuit against Palworld faces another setback as the US Patent Office takes the rare step of re-examining a previously granted Pokémon patent. This follows Japan’s recent rejection of Nintendo’s attempt to patent monster capture mechanics. The legal battle could deter
Animoca Brands is taking the reverse merger route to Wall Street, planning a 2026 Nasdaq listing. The company represents a different kind of crypto play—focused entirely on altcoins rather than exchanges or stablecoins. This comes despite altcoins currently underperforming historical cycles by $800
Researchers have developed an AI system that can pinpoint exactly where to grow animal feed in northern China’s water-scarce regions. The technology achieves over 90% accuracy in predicting water needs and crop productivity while reducing regional biases by 43%.
Scientists have developed magnetoelectric nanoparticles that can locate and destroy pancreatic tumors without drugs or surgery. The treatment caused complete tumor disappearance in one-third of models and more than doubled survival time.
Creative groups hoping for a legal breakthrough against AI companies scraping their content were left disappointed after Getty Images lost a central copyright claim against Stability AI. The UK High Court ruling largely sided with the AI company, failing to provide clarity on whether training models
A new analysis suggests artificial general intelligence has become a modern-day conspiracy theory that distracts from real AI competition. Meanwhile, China’s whole-of-society approach to AI deployment could give it the edge over Western semiconductor advantages.
The explosion of evergreen funds is creating a dangerous dynamic in private markets. With capital that needs immediate deployment, managers may be making poorer investment decisions just to put money to work.
Qida’s massive funding round signals growing investor appetite for tech-enabled elderly care solutions. The company plans to quadruple its reach and revenue by 2027 while building comprehensive home care services.
Palantir’s stock dropped 7% on Tuesday as valuation concerns overshadowed another strong earnings beat. CEO Alex Karp went on CNBC to blast short sellers, calling their positions “market manipulation” and “super triggering.”
Iceland is rolling out Claude AI to teachers across the country in a groundbreaking national pilot. The initiative aims to reduce administrative burdens and help educators create personalized lesson plans. This could become a blueprint for other nations considering similar AI integration.
