When AI Can Make Anything, What’s Left To Do?
We’re drowning in creative possibilities thanks to AI. The new bottleneck isn’t technical skill, but vision and judgment. Here’s why the question “should we?” is about to eclipse “can we?”
We’re drowning in creative possibilities thanks to AI. The new bottleneck isn’t technical skill, but vision and judgment. Here’s why the question “should we?” is about to eclipse “can we?”
Vertiv is launching a new AI-driven managed service called Vertiv Next Predict. It aims to shift data center maintenance from scheduled routines to a system that analyzes asset behavior to predict failures before they happen.
A survey of over 500 data professionals reveals a massive gap between AI adoption and governance. Companies are deploying autonomous systems without clear rules or accountability, setting the stage for serious operational failures.
In a new interview, author George Saunders digs into the challenges of writing a “climate change novel” and his playful, skeptical take on AI tools for creativity. He argues literature’s real job is to complicate our thinking, not simplify it.
Google is launching an auto-browse feature in Chrome, powered by its Gemini 3 model, to automate website navigation and data gathering for paying subscribers. The move is part of a broader push by AI giants to embed automation into enterprise workflows, though experts caution about its limitations.
Meta Platforms reported a huge Q4 earnings beat, but the real story is in the guidance. Massive AI spending plans were offset by a revenue forecast that implies serious growth ahead, sending shares up.
Moltbot, an open-source AI assistant, has taken GitHub by storm with nearly 90,000 favorites. But its power to act across your apps comes with a huge security cost that’s already being exploited.
CVector, an AI startup building a “nervous system” for industry, just closed a $5 million seed round. The funding will help it show big industrial customers how small operational changes translate directly into major cost savings.
Apple’s long-awaited AI upgrade for Siri, powered by Google’s Gemini, could be unveiled this month. The company reportedly plans demonstrations in February, with features arriving in updates to iOS 26 and the full launch with iOS 27 this fall.
Microsoft has launched its new Maia 200 AI accelerator, built for running large AI models. It claims significant performance advantages over hardware from AWS and Google Cloud. The chip is already powering internal services like Copilot.