Browsing: AI & Automation

Anthropic’s IPO is coming later this month, and it could fetch a valuation as high as $2 trillion, which would eclipse the valuation at which Space Exploration Technologies Corpwent public earlier in the year. It’s a hefty valuation, to say the least, for a business that faces a lot of competition in artificial intelligence (AI)…

ABB Robotics has developed an education program powered by NVIDIA AI technologies, focused on physical AI, ensuring talent readiness for the future of AI in industry.

In this post, we show how to build a semantic layer for agentic AI using EDB Postgres AI. We run a Strands Agents agent on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore that queries the layer to answer customer 360 (C360) questions. Earlier posts in this series built the same C360 pattern with Stardog’s knowledge graph, Denodo’s data virtualization…

Australian design platform Canva has announced that about 22 per cent of its workforce faces job cuts, relocations, or role changes.

Apple named the possibility of AI agents losing control as a key business risk. As it expands AI features across devices and services, it specified the risks of technologies that autonomously perform tasks in its annual report.

Like most of the world, I increasingly leverage AI in my daily life, both in and out of work. I won’t claim to be an AI professional, but rather a professional who uses AI. In fact, I’d consider myself a professional thinker, which is perhaps what fascinates me so much about this nomenclature of Artificial…

One in 10 jobs at Linux pioneer SUSE is at risk. In an internal email to employees, the leadership of the open-tion and AI.” The British tech publication The Register first reported the news Monday

Palantir Technologies(NASDAQ:PLTR) is among the leading names in the artificial intelligence (AI) software space, helping customers integrate generative AI into their operations to improve productivity and realize other benefits.

Conversational AI is transforming how humans interact with technology. From virtual assistants and AI-powered contact centers to real-time translation and accessibility tools, voice-first interfaces are rapidly becoming the default mode of interaction for millions of users worldwide.

Harvard Extension School instructors are taking varying approaches to artificial intelligence in the classroom, with course policies ranging from outright bans to limited AI use on assignments.|By Jonathan G. Yuan By Francesco Palma and Andrew Park, Crimson Staff Writers