Christian Cawley

Nearly all employees are being encouraged to use AI in the workplace.

A new “organic bridge” under development by Samsung and Qualcomm could make AI processors more powerful.

The first domestic microsatellite launch in South Korea’s growing space program is deploying 15 orbiting research and communications satellites.

Despite scaling to AI, many businesses are keeping hold of older hardware, opting to upgrade existing devices wherever possible, rather than replace them.

Next-generation memory technology could be far more durable than existing modules following a breakthrough that reduces inconsistencies in the ferroelectric material.

A Sargan-3000 drone boat has engaged in the first unmanned sea battle with an uncrewed Russian seacraft, and come away the winner.

A nuclear power plant built to Soviet design is to provide power to a new Google investment in AI infrastructure in Loviisa, Finland.

Gartner forecasts almost 33% of workers who were displaced by AI will be rehired by 2029 – probably on a higher salary package.

Huawei case finally reaches court, with the Chinese tech giant charged with stealing trade secrets from five US companies, including Cisco and T-Mobile.

American teaching federations establish “legally enforceable protections” with Microsoft to ensure the National AI Safety & Privacy Standard.

Across Europe, 80% of teachers are concerned that AI is having a noticeable impact on education, with some students relying heavily on the technology to complete basic tasks.

iDrive is offering its licenseable driver-assistance platform to car manufacturers who haven’t built their own self-driving system.

OpenAI’s Jakub Pachocki is advocating for a slowing of AI development in order to better appreciate and understand machine intelligence.

The specificity of AI prompting is proving popular with 18-28 year old workers, who prefer their bosses to deliver instructions with clear steps and parameters, according to new research.

Development of a dedicated AI agent specifically designed for automated research tasks has been confirmed by OpenAI.

Lousiana-based identity verification service IDScan identified as the target of a hack that leaked 153 million US drivers licenses.

The risk management of data centers has been highlighted as a potential payday for insurers, with market estimates as high as $200 billion through to 2030.

Patagonia is becoming increasingly attractive to hyperscalers seeking to avoid the fuss of planning regulations and public opposition.

The US Army is buying an arsenal of 30-kilowatt, vehicle-mountable anti-drone lasers that are controlled using an Xbox controller.

Shield AI’s unmanned vertical takeoff craft the X-BAT is employing axisymmetric vectoring, using a a jet engine first tested in the 1990s.

Over 33% of employees feel they would be more productive under an AI boss, with directors also favourable towards replacing middle managers with agentic solutions.

Organizations are employing AI tools as a “fire-and-forget” solution, overlooking the importance of AI oversight and leaving security teams with the problem of seeking out avoidable vulnerabilities.

Report highlights shortcomings – particularly in infrastructure and strategy – limiting the adoption of robotics and opportunities for effective scaling.

McKinsey claims the march to agentic AI continues, and it might even start paying for itself soon...

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