Unlike medical devices or drugs, AI software changes. Continue reading →

How are AI Systems Assisting Architects and Designers? Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or Since their introduction to the wider public, artificial intelligence technologies seem prone to change the working landscape for professionals across all fields, and architecture and urban planning are no different. Continue reading →

WASHINGTON The Space Development Agency selected California-based EpiSci to develop a software tool capable of detecting hypersonic missiles in flight from satellite data, a challenging task given the extreme speeds of these weapons. Continue reading →

Our research into the Impact of Technology on the Workplace solicited a lot of information, not the least important of which was the kinds of jobs and tasks that are being replaced by AI. Given the generative nature of AI platforms on the market today, some jobs seem riper for replacement than others. However, our research actually found the opposite, with writing (63%), design (51%), and language translation (50%) representing the tasks where AI tools have no impact on removing job roles. Continue reading →

As the months of 2024 unfold, we are all part of an extraordinary year for the history of both democracy and technology. Continue reading →

20 leading technology companies including Adobe, Amazon, Google, IBM, Meta, Microsoft, OpenAI, TikTok, and X pledge to work together to detect and counter harmful AI content MUNICH February 16, 2024 Today at the Munich Security Conference (MSC), leading technology companies pledged to help prevent deceptive AI content from interfering with this years global elections in which more than four billion people in over 40 countries will vote. The Tech Accord to Combat Deceptive Use of AI in 2024 Elections is a set of commitments to deploy technology countering harmful AI-generated content meant to deceive voters Continue reading →

In April, a New York start-up called Runway AI unveiled technology that let people generate videos, like a cow at a birthday party or a dog chatting on a smartphone, simply by typing a sentence into a box on a computer screen. The four-second videos were blurry, choppy, distorted and disturbing. But they were a clear sign that artificial intelligence technologies would generate increasingly convincing videos in the months and years to come Continue reading →

Beyond adding just a few new generative AI tools, some companies are using large language models to overhaul entire platforms for customers. Last week, Priceline added more features for Penny, an AI travel assistant that debuted last June. Continue reading →