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A California startup named Obvio is deploying AI-integrated cameras at stop signs to identify and deter unsafe drivers, aiming to improve pedestrian safety without compromising privacy.
In a surprising courtroom move, OpenAI has branded AI scholar Stuart Russell as a doomsday prophet, even though its CEO, Sam Altman, has previously echoed similar concerns about AI risks.
In a recent court case, OpenAI sought to undermine AI expert Stuart Russell by branding him a ‘doomsday prophet,’ even though its CEO Sam Altman has publicly echoed similar concerns about AI risks in the past.
A California startup, Obvio, is deploying AI-driven cameras at stop signs to identify and deter unsafe driving behaviors, aiming to make American streets safer for pedestrians without compromising privacy.
Hitachi is positioning itself as a key player in the physical AI sector by combining decades of industrial knowledge with advanced AI technologies, aiming to enhance real-world robotics and machinery control.
Hitachi is advancing the field of physical AI—artificial intelligence that operates real-world industrial machinery—by integrating decades of industrial knowledge with cutting-edge AI technologies to enhance reliability and safety in robotics and infrastructure management.
Anthropic has introduced Cowork, a new AI desktop agent designed to help non-technical users automate file management and productivity tasks. Built rapidly using its own Claude Code tool, Cowork positions Anthropic to compete directly with Microsoft Copilot and other AI productivity solutions.
Anthropic has launched Cowork, an innovative AI agent designed to help non-technical users manage files and complete everyday tasks on their computers, expanding the capabilities of its popular Claude Code tool.
Anthropic launches Cowork, a new AI agent designed to handle file management and non-technical tasks on macOS, expanding the reach of its Claude Code developer tool to mainstream users and challenging Microsoft Copilot in AI productivity.
A California startup, Obvio, has developed AI-driven cameras installed at stop signs to identify unsafe driving behaviors, aiming to improve street safety for pedestrians without infringing on privacy.