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Meta has initiated testing of a new AI-driven Shopping Research tool aimed at enhancing personalized product recommendations, signaling the company’s commitment to integrating advanced AI features into everyday consumer experiences.
The finalization of the Pro-Human Declaration highlights growing calls for responsible AI development, coinciding with recent high-profile tensions between the Pentagon and Anthropic.
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to review a landmark copyright case involving AI-generated artwork, leaving unresolved critical questions about authorship and legal ownership in the era of generative artificial intelligence.
Meta is expanding its renewable energy initiatives by adding 100 megawatts of solar power to support its latest AI data center in South Carolina, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable technology infrastructure.
A comprehensive study highlights that current AI agent evaluations predominantly concentrate on programming tasks, neglecting the majority of occupations across the US labor market.
A new partnership between KDDI and AVITA is pioneering the deployment of humanoid robots in frontline customer service, merging advanced AI with physical presence to improve customer engagement and operational efficiency.
A comprehensive study highlights that AI development benchmarks prioritize programming tasks, neglecting the vast majority of occupations across the US labor market.
As the demand for AI infrastructure surges, data center developers are embracing a camp style traditionally used for remote oil field workers to house their workforce efficiently.
The Digital Marketing Summit 2026 (DMS 2026), Asia’s largest marketing event, will take place in Seoul this March, focusing on how artificial intelligence is reshaping marketing strategies and consumer behavior in a Zero-Click era.
A comprehensive study highlights a critical gap in AI agent development, showing that most benchmarks focus predominantly on programming tasks while neglecting the vast majority of occupations in the US labor market.