Browsing: AI & Automation

Verizon and Ericsson are advancing the future of autonomous networks by working together to integrate AI into RAN automation. The latest stages in a long-running collaboration will see the nationwide rollout of the Ericsson Intelligent Controller (EIC), supporting the deployment of AI-native rApps from Ericsson and Verizon.

Sam Whitmarsh explores how retention-time models handle interlaboratory data, novel chemotypes, unusual phases and ionisable compounds, and what labs need to do to build useful in-house models.

AI agents that interact with enterprise APIs on behalf of users need to maintain user identity throughout the request chain. Without identity propagation, API calls arrive at downstream services as the application itself rather than the user who initiated the action. This breaks audit trails, bypasses user-level access controls, and violates the principle of least…

PARASOL will help UC San Diego keep pace with surging student interest in AI and machine learning.

Students using Google software in the classroom will not be allowed to access the company’s search engine unless their school system also opts in to artificial intelligence tools, the tech giant said Tuesday.

Production machine learning systems rarely consume raw data directly. Before a model can make a prediction, its feature-serving system may need to read stored signals, filter events to a time window, count or sum values, normalize them, and combine intermediate results.

Salesforce Inc. has agreed to buy Cresta Intelligence Inc., a venture-backed provider of customer service software.

• The Branded Merch Network will host Automate & Elevate 2026, a free 90-minute virtual summit on Nov. 12 focused on practical AI applications in print, promo and apparel; ASI is an educational partner.

David Bahnsen discusses OpenAI scaling back its fundraising target. Bahnsen warns Taylor Riggs that OpenAI’s $1.25 trillion valuation is ‘insanely high’ for a company projected to lose money with no positive free cash flow for nearly a decade.

At the end of September, President Trump signed an executive order that contained just one directive, ordering government agencies to rebrand what they had been calling artificial intelligence as “Super Intelligence.” That term beat out other contenders, including “Extreme Intelligence” and “Supreme Intelligence,” offered by the president in a poll on X a couple of…