Intel is powering the Viana vision AI platform, which promises real-time analytics without collecting personal data. The system uses synthetic data for training and runs on Intel Core CPUs at the edge. But the real test is whether this approach can deliver meaningful insights.
Nvidia is making another massive investment in AI cloud company CoreWeave, this time for $2 billion. The two plan to build “AI factories” together, but the deal highlights the increasingly circular nature of the AI boom.
Researchers are using biology-like methods to understand massive, opaque AI models. Meanwhile, the fringe idea of head transplants is getting a surprising second look from tech longevity seekers.
Tesla is expanding its Optimus robot training program from California to its Austin Gigafactory. The move is a major step in scaling up data collection for the humanoid robot, which Elon Musk sees as a potential blockbuster product.
A new Dynatrace report reveals a major roadblock in enterprise AI. About half of all agentic AI initiatives are stuck in proof-of-concept or pilot stages, preventing companies from realizing their expected return on investment. The barriers aren’t technical, but revolve around governance, safety, an
The massive data demands of AI are colliding with a storage hardware shortage. Enterprises are seeing dramatic price hikes and long waits, pushing some to postpone projects for months.
Elon Musk recently revealed he uploaded his MRI results to his own AI chatbot, Grok, for analysis. This highlights a growing trend where tech leaders are pushing AI as a tool for health diagnostics and longevity. But is it a good idea?
A veteran asset manager is sounding the alarm on OpenAI’s finances, comparing CEO Sam Altman to Enron’s Jeffrey Skilling. The warning comes as experts predict the company could run out of cash in the next 18 months.
Nearly a year after a famous memo pushed for AI over hiring, Shopify has an unexpected update. They’re hiring more entry-level workers than before. The reason is a crucial lesson for any leader.
A Chinese AI startup called MiniMax saw its stock price more than double on its first day of trading. The frenzy highlights a huge appetite for AI plays among retail investors, but it also raises big questions about sustainability and the unique dynamics of China’s tech scene.
