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STORY OF THE WEEKRobots are leaving the lab. Is the world ready for a new era of AI?
Why the next big step in artificial intelligence will happen in the physical world, not on a screen.
Fewer parameters, more meaning: the new language model race
Next-generation computing: how chip architecture is changing
AI agents join the team: from experiments to everyday workflows
AI infrastructure: why data centers are becoming the new oil
Teaching a model to question its own answers
The future is on the agenda
Ideas, people and technologies transforming the industry.
Latest AI news
All storiesSwedish government offices to block two AI tools while retaining Copilot
Sweden’s Government Offices will block staff access to ChatGPT and Claude on work computers from Monday, while directing civil servants to Microsoft Copilot, Decrypt reports.
Source: Decrypt
Google policy allows connected app data to inform AI-linked ads, Decrypt reports
Decrypt reports that a Google privacy-policy change permits connected Gmail, Drive and Photos data to personalize advertising through its Personal Intelligence AI features.
Source: Decrypt
Pennsylvania enacts disclosure rule for AI-created advertising
The Verge reports that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed a law requiring labels for advertisements created or substantially altered using AI.
Source: The Verge
Blue Planet III uses imperfect footage to signal authenticity
The Verge reports that the BBC nature series is retaining imperfect shots to distinguish its footage in an era of polished AI imagery.
Source: The Verge
r/opensource moderators bar AI-related project submissions
The Verge reports that r/opensource has introduced submission rules excluding projects that use AI, were created with AI or are intended for AI.
Source: The Verge
Multimodal AI without the magic: how it sees, hears and understands
A closer look at systems that work with several types of data at once.
Small models, big possibilities: AI on your device
Local computing is putting users back in control of their data.
Beyond the prompt: how AI reasoning works
From a single answer to a sequence of verifiable steps.
AI and video: where experimentation ends and filmmaking begins
New tools are changing the way creative teams work.
Not instead of people.
Alongside people.
AI agents are becoming part of the team. How work is changing, where trust ends and what remains uniquely human.
Read the featureFrom pilot to profit: measuring the impact of AI
The metrics that reveal the real value of the technology.
The smart factory: computer vision on the production line
How algorithms spot defects and support specialists.
Company knowledge: why businesses need their own search engine
A practical look at search and answer generation using internal documents.
Infrastructure for your future
Building a reliable foundation for working with AI.
“The question is not what AI can do.
It is what we can do together.”An editorial conversation · Technology and human potential
Neuromorphic computing: chips inspired by the brain
New architectures promise a different approach to energy efficiency.
AI accelerates drug discovery — but does not replace the lab
How computational methods help identify promising molecules.
Synthetic data: can AI learn from AI?
The possibilities and limitations of training on generated examples.
The research assistant: from literature review to a new hypothesis
Researchers are rethinking how they work with large bodies of knowledge.
Who owns an AI answer? Making sense of copyright
Complex questions that a user agreement alone cannot resolve.
Algorithmic transparency: the right to know how decisions are made
Why explainability matters to people and organizations.
Trust by default? How to verify AI-generated content
Responsible use starts with verification.
Privacy and personalization: where is the line?
Balancing the convenience of digital services with information protection.
