EditorialTo the Dreamers: AI Was Never for Us When OpenAI was founded in 2015, it promised something radical: to ensure that artificial general intelligence (AGI) would benefit all of humanity. It began as a nonprofit, anchored in principles of transparency, safety and equity. It claimed to be building not just advanced technology, but a new…

Apple’s new study shows large reasoning models collapse on complex logic puzzles, challenging assumptions about AI’s thinking power. (CREDIT: CC BY-SA 4.0) New research has cast doubt on whether today’s advanced artificial intelligence models are truly capable of deep reasoning. These models—known as Large Reasoning Models, or LRMs—were built to go beyond basic language tasks…

EditorialAI-Driven Intranets: The Future for the Digital Employee Experience Enterprise tech vendors are increasingly embedding AI capabilities into their solutions, predominantly through agent-based architectures. The approach enables rapid deployment of AI features while allowing vendors to capitalize on the AI hype for marketing purposes, and, in many cases, upsell customers on the added functionality. But…

EditorialWhat Students Might Not be Telling Us About AI Friends Certain social media giants seem to be marketing generative AI chatbots as a form of digital companionship, or at least positioning such technology where it can easily be used this way. While some young people may benefit from using this technology to fill voids in…

A new AI tool can spot tiny brain tumors that even skilled radiologists sometimes miss. (CREDIT: CC BY-SA 4.0) Tiny brain tumors often hide in plain sight—sometimes no bigger than a grain of rice. These metastases, or secondary cancers that spread from other parts of the body, are especially dangerous. They tend to grow quickly,…

FeatureGenerative AI Adoption: Top-Down or Bottom-Up? As generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools such as ChatGPT gain traction, a pivotal question is surfacing across organizations: is AI being adopted as a coordinated business strategy, or simply used informally by employees trying to save time? Executives often speak confidently about “AI transformation,” but on the ground, the…

Audio By Carbonatix Many people have begun to turn to artificial intelligence to make their job easier, but you have to be careful to avoid falling victim to the many shortcomings of a form of technology that still leaves a lot to be desired—a lesson that NBA insider Chris Haynes learned the hard way thanks…

FeatureMulti-Agent AI: The Next Phase of Enterprise Automation As enterprises transition from traditional AI applications to more sophisticated ecosystems, the need for multi-agent collaboration reflects a growing demand for scalable, resilient and autonomous systems. These systems — composed of networks of specialized AI agents — go far beyond the capabilities of single-purpose tools, offering a…

Audio By Carbonatix The idea of a robot uprising actually coming to fruition has become a bit more realistic in recent years due to how far technology has come. However, if you’ve found yourself worrying about an army of A.I.-powered androids attempting to conquer humanity in the near future, you might breathe a little easier…

The energy demands to drive the processing power needed for new waves of AI breakthroughs, and the future energy needs of the wider AI sector will be on the agenda as the AI Energy Council gathers today. With UK energy providers, tech companies, the energy regulator Ofgem, and the National Energy System Operator (NESO) convening,…