The Cloud Native Computing Foundation has launched the first standardized certification for running AI workloads on Kubernetes. Major cloud providers including Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are already on board, but questions remain about real-world impact.
Artificial intelligence can now corrupt public opinion surveys by generating fake responses that pass every quality check. In recent election polls, adding just 10-52 AI responses would have flipped the predicted outcome. The implications threaten research integrity across multiple fields.
Groq has launched its first Asia-Pacific deployment in an Equinix data center in Sydney, Australia. The move provides reduced latency access for the company’s two million users, about half of whom are based in the region.
Google is significantly expanding its AI Mode capabilities, turning the search tool into a full-service travel and shopping assistant. The company is rolling out Flight Deals globally and adding new agentic features for booking restaurants, events, and appointments across the US.
A new JPMorgan report reveals how the ultra-wealthy are deploying AI in their lives. From saving $100K on legal research to creating family holograms, their uses are anything but ordinary.
OpenAI now has two CEOs, with former Instacart CEO Fidji Simo running everything that might make money. She’s working from LA due to a health condition but remains hyper-present on Slack. Her mission is closing the gap between AI intelligence and actual usage.
The world is spending more on data centers than finding new oil supplies. This massive infrastructure buildout could accelerate renewable energy adoption while straining power grids. The question is whether companies can deliver on their trillion-dollar promises.
New research shows AI models are fundamentally unreliable, failing 60% of queries and generating vulnerable code 45% of the time. Security experts warn this creates unprecedented chaos in enterprise environments where AI is being deployed at scale.
Databricks has launched ai_parse_document, claiming it solves the unsolved problem of enterprise PDF parsing. The technology handles complex documents with tables, diagrams, and mixed formats that existing tools struggle with. Early adopters include Rockwell Automation, TE Connectivity, and Emerson
AMD’s next-gen graphics software called FSR Redstone is making its debut in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. The first feature to launch is Machine Learning Ray Generation, which uses AI to enhance ray tracing performance. However, it’s currently limited to the newest Radeon RX 9000 series cards.
