Developers weigh real productivity gains and hidden costs of Artificial Intelligence coding tools
Artificial Intelligence coding assistants are rapidly spreading across software teams, but evidence suggests their productivity benefits are uneven and may be offset by growing technical debt, security risks, and a weakening talent pipeline.
Formula e uses artificial intelligence to reinvent motorsport and fandom
Formula e and Infosys are using artificial intelligence, data, and remote production to reimagine electric racing, from faster cars and personalized fan experiences to lower-carbon logistics and more inclusive work practices.
2025 research fronts spotlight global trends and Artificial Intelligence integration
Two new 2025 research fronts reports from the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Clarivate map 128 priority research areas and show how deeply Artificial Intelligence is cutting across scientific disciplines, while also detailing the shifting balance of global research leadership.
Digital content safety and compliance in the era of generative artificial intelligence
As artificial intelligence regulations develop across regions, organizations are being pushed to reassess how their governance and compliance models apply to digital content and generative systems.
More than half of researchers now use artificial intelligence in peer review
A global survey from publisher Frontiers reports that more than 50% of researchers have used artificial intelligence while reviewing manuscripts, often in ways that conflict with existing journal guidance. The findings highlight growing pressure on publishers to update peer review policies and clarify responsible use of large language models.
Disney signs $1bn artificial intelligence deal with OpenAI
Disney has struck a three-year, $1 billion licensing and equity deal with OpenAI that lets fans generate short videos featuring more than 200 iconic characters, signaling a sharp turn in Hollywood’s legal standoff with artificial intelligence firms.
Five military tech breakthroughs of 2025 that feel like science fiction
From operational laser interceptors to portable nuclear reactors and thermal invisibility cloaks, militaries in 2025 fielded technologies that previously belonged in science fiction.
Law360 spotlights expanding legal battles and policy shifts around artificial intelligence
A collection of recent Law360 coverage highlights how artificial intelligence is driving new copyright disputes, regulatory debates, commercial deals, and ethical questions for lawyers and policymakers.
Disney invests $1B in OpenAI to license characters for Sora video tool
Disney is investing $1 billion in OpenAI to license more than 200 of its characters for the Sora video generation tool, while simultaneously accusing Google of massive copyright infringement involving its content.