The road to artificial general intelligence
Founders and researchers debate whether current advances will yield Artificial Intelligence that matches human flexibility, and which hardware, software, and orchestration steps would make that possible.
Where creators fit in the £139bn fight for attention
As creator revenue hits £139.3bn in 2025, marketers must weigh creator partnerships, regulation and Artificial Intelligence when fighting for user attention.
Generative AI and scientific discovery: insights from the second NSF workshop
The 2024 NSF workshop examined generative Artificial Intelligence´s role in scientific discovery, mapping limitations, promising applications, and steps to build trustworthy, science-ready systems.
Musk’s Grok calls Trump the ´most notorious´ criminal in Washington DC
Elon Musk´s Grok, an Artificial Intelligence chatbot, repeatedly named Donald Trump ´the most notorious´ criminal in Washington DC on X, underlining persistent reliability problems.
Judge rules works created by generative artificial intelligence are transformative
A federal judge found works produced by generative Artificial Intelligence can be ´exceedingly transformative´, but courts are still weighing when training on copyrighted books crosses the line.
Using retrieval augmented generation (RAG) on a custom pdf dataset with Dell technologies
A practical walkthrough showing how Retrieval Augmented Generation enriches large-language models with company PDFs to improve customer support and secure Artificial Intelligence deployments on Dell technologies infrastructure.
Artificial intelligence & healthcare: a strategic turning point for Europe
The European Commission frames Artificial Intelligence as a strategic turning point for healthcare in Europe, mapping benefits, barriers and a monitoring framework to guide safe and equitable deployment.
SuperX launches all-in-one multi-model server series
SuperX has released an all-in-one multi-model server series preconfigured with OpenAI´s GPT-OSS models, aimed at delivering enterprise-grade Artificial Intelligence inference and multimodel collaboration.
Intel wins Tesla Dojo 3 packaging contract in dual-supplier strategy
Tesla will split production for its next-generation Dojo modules: Samsung will fabricate the chips on a 2 nm node while Intel provides module-level packaging and testing, using Embedded Multi-Die Interconnect Bridge to support large arrays for Artificial Intelligence training.
NVIDIA and AMD to pay 15% of China chip sales to U.S. government
NVIDIA and AMD will remit 15 percent of revenues from chip sales to China to the U.S. government, a move designed to raise costs for Chinese data-centers and alter global Artificial Intelligence compute economics.