Artificial Intelligence shifts young workers toward construction trades
As Artificial Intelligence threatens many entry-level office roles, more young people are moving into construction and other trades where hands-on skills are in short supply and difficult to automate.
Nvidia’s Groq acqui-hire reshapes artificial intelligence inference and antitrust debate
Nvidia’s $20 billion licensing deal with Groq secures deterministic inference technology and top talent while sidestepping a full merger review, intensifying questions over market power in artificial intelligence hardware. Regulators and rivals are watching closely as Nvidia moves to control both training and real-time workloads through non-traditional transaction structures.
How Artificial Intelligence models interpret brand consistency across domains
The article explains how large language models build a probabilistic picture of a brand from scattered signals across domains and outlines how structured specifications, governance, and orchestration can enforce consistent voice and policy compliance.
China’s latest science and technology advances and controversies in 2025
A roundup of late 2025 coverage from China and the region highlights advances in quantum computing, maglev transport and space exploration alongside safety concerns, political disputes and social controversy. The South China Morning Post’s science desk tracks how these developments reshape technology, health and geopolitics.