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Glīd emerged as the winner of Startup Battlefield 2025 by developing advanced technologies that enhance logistics operations, making them simpler, safer, and more intelligent. The company’s co-founder, Kevin Damoa, shared insights in a recent interview on Build Mode.
New research uncovers a surprising vulnerability in large language models where malicious prompts phrased as poems evade security mechanisms with near-perfect success.
Zyphra, AMD, and IBM have successfully trained ZAYA1, a major Mixture-of-Experts AI foundation model built entirely on AMD GPUs and networking, demonstrating a viable alternative to NVIDIA for scalable AI training.
Alibaba has introduced its Quark AI Glass series, featuring advanced AI-powered smart glasses aimed at competing with Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses and other leading Chinese brands. The new lineup includes multiple models designed to enhance augmented reality experiences and integrate AI capabilities.
The relentless advance of AI-driven automation isn’t just a threat to jobs—it’s poised to dismantle the very fabric of the middle class. Are we ready to confront the uncomfortable truths about who really benefits from this technological upheaval?
The U.S. AI sector continues its rapid expansion in 2025, with 49 startups raising $100 million or more, signaling sustained investor confidence and innovation momentum.
Andrej Karpathy, former OpenAI researcher and Tesla executive, urges educational institutions to reconsider their approach toward AI-assisted homework, emphasizing the inevitability of AI tools in learning.
Alibaba’s Tongyi Lab introduces AgentEvolver, a novel self-evolving agent framework that autonomously generates training data and significantly enhances AI model performance in complex tool use, reducing costs and manual effort in enterprise AI deployment.
JustiGuide, a new startup, utilizes artificial intelligence to assist immigrants in understanding the U.S. immigration system, connecting them with legal professionals, and lowering the costs typically associated with immigration services.
Malaysia has emerged as Southeast Asia’s foremost hub for artificial intelligence investment, capturing 32% of the region’s total AI funding between the second half of 2024 and the first half of 2025, driven by significant infrastructure growth and strong consumer adoption.