Artificial intelligence is poised to transform longevity science, but researchers warn that fundamental data gaps threaten to undermine progress. The field faces critical shortages in diverse clinical data and early-life screening that could limit AI’s potential to extend human healthspan.
In a refreshing counter to industry trends, Nubank’s CEO states customers are indifferent to AI implementation. The $50 billion fintech giant focuses instead on seamless banking experiences and real-world solutions through strategic technology use.
In an industry increasingly obsessed with artificial intelligence branding, Nubank CEO Livia Chanes is taking a contrarian stance that appears to be driving remarkable growth. According to reports from the Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit, Chanes declared that customers “don’t care if it’s AI-enabled or not” and instead “just want to have the best experience possible.”
Adobe has unveiled a new enterprise AI consultancy service responding to major client demands for brand-specific generative models. The AI Foundry platform allows corporations to generate thousands of customized marketing assets while maintaining strict IP control. This move signals Adobe’s strategic push into the competitive enterprise AI market.
Major global brands have pushed Adobe to develop specialized generative AI capabilities that understand their specific intellectual property and creative requirements, according to reports from company executives. Hannah Alsark, Adobe’s VP of GenAI New Business Ventures, revealed that Fortune 2000 clients demanded models capable of comprehending their complete product catalogs, brand identities, and creative direction.
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Under new leadership, Macy’s is embracing fundamental retail principles to reverse years of declining sales. The company’s focus on enhanced staffing, visual merchandising, and cultural transformation shows early signs of success amid challenging retail conditions.
Macy’s new chief executive officer Tony Spring is implementing a comprehensive turnaround strategy for the 167-year-old department store chain, according to recent reports. After taking leadership in early 2024, Spring has shifted the company away from what he described as denial about its problems and toward embracing fundamental retail improvements.
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The Department of Defense is undergoing a Silicon Valley-style transformation, embracing “fail fast” principles and artificial intelligence to streamline its trillion-dollar operations. Former Pentagon officials reveal how AI and new mindsets are revolutionizing military intelligence and procurement processes, with technology from Project Maven being deployed in recent conflicts.
The Pentagon is undergoing a significant transformation, adopting Silicon Valley’s famous “fail fast” approach to modernize its massive defense operations, according to reports from the Fortune Most Powerful Women conference. The Department of Defense, previously known as the Department of War, is implementing artificial intelligence systems that are fundamentally changing how the United States approaches global conflicts, sources indicate.
