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The tech industry is currently wrapped up in concerns over AI spend. Headlines are increasingly dominated by questions about whether organizations are investing too much, moving too quickly and struggling to generate meaningful returns from AI initiatives. If corporate behemoths and tech specialists are finding it difficult, how can small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) hope…
For years, cybersecurity experts have warned about the risks of autonomous AI systems being used to identify vulnerabilities, evade defenses and launch attacks at machine speed. Until recently, however, those concerns remained largely theoretical.
There are dozens of companies out there building the first wave of mass-produced humanoid robots, with these androids poised to change the way our society works for the better – or so they say.
Snap is taking its augmented reality glasses into the enterprise market through partnerships with Nvidia, Salesforce and Amazon Web Services.
“Why are we using AI?” That seems to be the view of almost half (48%) of employees, according to new research that looks at AI adoption in business. While a majority (85%) of workers are being encouraged to rely on AI for tasks, many don’t know why.
As AI becomes an ever-present in many businesses, most will now be looking to determine not just when AI will genuinely make a difference – as opposed to when it might just add cost and complexity.
A golden fish doing laps in a small tank at Beijing’s Shougang Park has become one of the most shared clips from this month’s China International Fair for Trade in Services (CIFTIS).
A San Francisco company named Rune has introduced a modular compute unit built to operate directly on unused solar power.
Samsung Electronics is shifting all additional production of conventional memory modules onto outsourced partners going forward.
China appears to be building a type of ship no navy is publicly known to operate: a large surface vessel designed to carry, launch, and recover uncrewed submarines the size of conventional crewed boats