OpenAI debuts Prism, an embedded Artificial Intelligence writing tool for scientists
OpenAI has launched Prism, a free large language model powered tool that embeds ChatGPT into a LaTeX editor to support scientists with writing, analysis, and literature review. The product reflects OpenAI’s push to make Artificial Intelligence part of researchers’ day-to-day workflow rather than a standalone chatbot.
Life Biosciences to launch first human test of cellular rejuvenation therapy
Life Biosciences has received FDA clearance to begin human trials of ER-100, a gene therapy based on cellular reprogramming that aims to treat glaucoma and test whether aspects of aging can be reversed in people.
UK backs £36 million DAWN supercomputer upgrade for artificial intelligence research
The UK is investing £36 million to expand the University of Cambridge’s DAWN supercomputer, boosting national artificial intelligence research capacity and widening access for academics and small businesses.
Best legal artificial intelligence tools for lawyers in 2026
Law firms are turning to specialized legal artificial intelligence platforms to speed up contract work, research, and practice management, reshaping workflows and billing models in the process.
South Korea’s Artificial Intelligence Basic Act takes effect with new obligations for developers and users
South Korea’s Act on the Development of Artificial Intelligence and Establishment of Trust has come into force, introducing transparency, safety, and local-representative duties for a wide range of Artificial Intelligence operators, including those outside the country. The law sets up new oversight bodies and a framework for detailed technical rules that will be finalized by the Ministry of Science and Information and Communication Technology.
Enterprises shift from building to operating Artificial Intelligence agents
Enterprises are moving from rapidly building Artificial Intelligence agents to the harder discipline of governing, observing, and securing them in production, as agent-based automation spreads across core business functions.
Artificial intelligence inference and chip markets surge as Nvidia dominates share
The Artificial Intelligence inference and chip markets are expanding rapidly, with forecasts pointing to multibillion-dollar growth by the middle of the decade and Nvidia holding a commanding lead in chip market share.
Nvidia’s Vera Arm server chip targets data centers, not gaming PCs
Nvidia is pushing beyond its graphics dominance with Vera, a custom Arm-based server CPU debuting in a major cloud deal, but the chip is not headed for gaming PCs yet.
How global R&D spending growth has shifted since 2000
Global research and development spending has nearly tripled since 2000, with China and a group of emerging economies driving the fastest growth. Slower but still substantial expansion in mature economies highlights a world that is becoming more research intensive overall.
Finance artificial intelligence compliance in European financial services
The article explains how financial firms can use artificial intelligence tools while meeting European, United Kingdom, Irish and United States regulatory expectations, focusing on risk, transparency and governance. It details the European Union artificial intelligence act, the role of cybersecurity, and the standards and practices that support compliant deployment across the financial sector.