The leading edge of the baby boomer generation is turning 80, highlighting a massive demographic shift. Their grandkids face a tougher economy, with delayed milestones and fewer prospects.
A new article argues AI is the engine needed to turn global generosity into measurable progress. It calls for a shift to “human-led AI” that amplifies purpose rather than replacing it. The vision is ambitious, but the path is fraught with familiar pitfalls.
In a Fortune piece, Sam’s Club’s CEO details their practical AI strategy. By solving real problems like slow exits, they’ve boosted efficiency and freed associates from repetitive tasks. The key lesson? Let purpose, not promise, guide your investment.
A new report highlights a massive blind spot in data center metrics. Identical power and PUE ratings can hide a facility producing nearly twice the usable compute of another. The race for new megawatts is overlooking the power already stranded by thermal constraints.
A Forbes analysis highlights a grim reality: human therapists can die, leaving clients in chaos. AI seems like a permanent solution, but that’s a dangerous illusion. The continuity of care is more complex than just an endless memory.
A new report reveals OpenAI has dramatically improved its “compute margin,” a key internal profitability metric. Meanwhile, consumer spending on its ChatGPT mobile app has exploded, topping $3 billion in just 31 months.
Google Translate’s latest update uses Gemini AI to tackle its biggest weakness: translating idioms and slang. But as Instagram’s awkward AI-dubbed videos show, AI alone can’t handle nuance. The tool is in beta for English translations in nearly 20 languages.
According to a report, Tencent has secured access to Nvidia’s latest Blackwell AI chips through a rental deal with Japanese firm Datasection. The contracts are worth over $1.2 billion and provide a workaround to direct sales bans. This highlights the relentless demand for advanced computing power in
As claims about conscious AI grow, a Cambridge philosopher says we simply don’t have the tools to know. He warns that the hype itself is ethically risky, distracting from real-world suffering.
A new version of Intel’s AI Playground software included a curious screenshot before it was scrubbed. It shows a system running a 32GB Intel Arc GPU, sparking speculation about upcoming hardware.
