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We’ve been largely flying blind when it comes to fishing, shipping and energy production intel on our oceans, according to a new study that combines artificial intelligence with satellite technology. Researchers found that more than three-quarters of industrial fishing activity and almost one-third of transport and energy activity is missing from public tracking systems, and […]

Microsoft and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory used AI and high-performance computing to discover a promising new battery material faster than ever before.

Microsoft and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) might be on the verge of a breakthrough that will see the use of lithium in batteries reduced by up to 70%.

Midjourney says it’s a temporary measure to stop people from using its system to create shock or gory images.

Ezra Klein interviews Gloria Mark.

In 2022, less than half of India’s schools had a computer and just over a third had Internet access. AI systems, such as Amazon’s Echo Dot speaker, are helping to bridge this gap. AI helps teach English, lesson plan, and identify at-risk students.

Kentaro Toyama’s profile on The Conversation

The presentation will delve into the impact of Generative AI on cross-border e-discovery, with an emphasis on its multi-lingual capabilities and limitations. We'll start by comparing...

The incredible salary an AI Researcher can command as they enter the job market has been revealed in a new report.

The Institute for Experiential AI is accelerating innovation to address real-world business needs.