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Most companies are struggling with data governance while leadership remains overly optimistic. This perception gap could be the reason your AI projects keep failing. The solution requires treating data as a business priority, not just an IT concern.
Anthropic just released Claude Opus 4.5, its most powerful AI model yet. The update focuses heavily on coding improvements and agent capabilities while introducing Infinite Chats to eliminate context limits. This positions Claude as a serious enterprise contender against OpenAI and Google.
The mysterious interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is making headlines again. Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb suggests its trajectory appears deliberately tuned to reach Jupiter’s gravitational sweet spot, potentially to deploy monitoring devices. NASA maintains it’s just a comet, setting up a major scientific
Facebook is testing nicknames in Groups, letting users create separate identities with custom names and profile pictures. The feature requires admin approval and comes with some restrictions on certain features. It’s a small step toward making Facebook feel more like traditional online forums.
IBM and Cisco are teaming up to build the foundation for distributed quantum computing networks. They plan to demonstrate the technology within five years and establish quantum internet groundwork by the early 2030s. This partnership aims to connect multiple quantum computers across different locati
AlphaFold 2 cracked a 50-year biology challenge in 2020, earning its creators a Nobel Prize. The system now predicts structures for nearly all known proteins. But what’s the real impact and what comes next?
Google’s Gemini 3 model represents a major AI breakthrough with multimodal reasoning capabilities. The market’s reaction has been to panic-sell OpenAI ecosystem stocks, but this ignores the reality that AI is a multi-decade trend, not a winner-takes-all contest.
Companies are pouring money into AI projects without seeing returns, and experts warn the investment bubble might burst. The key to success? Focus on solving real business problems rather than chasing shiny new technology. Cultural resistance and poor integration are killing AI initiatives before th
