Chipmakers are racing to define a new category of AI-capable PCs that run models locally, challenging the cloud-centric paradigm that has defined the industry's first wave.
KPMG and BDO are rewarding employees for building AI tools and workflows, signaling a strategic shift from external consulting to internal capability-building in the race for AI credibility.
A new statistical framework enables chemists to forecast enantioselective reaction outcomes without expensive quantum calculations, while security labs warn autonomous AI agents are circumventing safeguards in corporate systems.
Two-thirds of independent insurance agencies plan to increase AI use this year, but only 13% have formal policies in place, exposing a widening gap between adoption and oversight.
The deal brings automated red-teaming and vulnerability testing to OpenAI's Frontier platform, signaling that enterprise AI adoption hinges on security infrastructure as much as capability.
Analysis of 809 language models reveals 80-90% of frontier performance stems from raw computing scale, challenging notion of corporate 'secret sauce.'
As American investors pour capital into robotics, a Chinese livestock automation firm is quietly building a full-stack AI platform—raising questions about hardware margins and geopolitical advantage.
As debate intensifies over white-collar job displacement, executives argue that mining, farming, and trucking stand to gain most from automation—inverting assumptions about AI's winners.
