Bowling Green Tests Artificial Intelligence to Shape City’s Future
Bowling Green, Kentucky, piloted an Artificial Intelligence-driven polling platform to gather residents´ ideas for a 25-year city plan, aiming to make local governance more participatory.
Cohere Advances Agentic Search with New Command A Language Model
Cohere unveils Command A, its most advanced large language model, aiming to surpass OpenAI and DeepSeek in agentic search capabilities for enterprise Artificial Intelligence solutions.
EU Artificial Intelligence Office Issues Guidelines on AI Act and Data Protection
The EU´s Artificial Intelligence Office has released new guidelines clarifying the relationship between the Artificial Intelligence Act and existing European data protection laws.
NVIDIA Showcases Expansion Across Artificial Intelligence, Gaming, and Computing Sectors in April 2025 News Roundup
NVIDIA’s latest updates in April 2025 highlight its leadership in Artificial Intelligence hardware, cloud gaming, supercomputing, and innovative collaborations shaping the future of technology.
US Military Enters New Phase of Generative Artificial Intelligence Deployment
The US military is accelerating its use of generative Artificial Intelligence for surveillance and decision-making, raising critical questions about oversight and security.
NVIDIA Team Wins Kaggle Challenge with Math Reasoning Model
NVIDIA´s NemoSkills team triumphed in the Kaggle AI Mathematical Olympiad by developing a reasoning model that excelled at complex math using advanced natural language and code capabilities.
2024 Marked as Warmest Year on Record in Europe, Urgent Climate Action Called For
Europe saw its fastest warming in 2024, experiencing record heat, tropical nights, and widespread flooding, according to a major climate report.
How Federal Agencies Are Revolutionizing Street Drug Tracking
A new federal program harnesses cutting-edge science to rapidly track street drug changes, addressing the opioid crisis with real-time insights and broader public health engagement.
