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Engineering Out Loud: S13E2 – Ethics in AI presentation

The talk presented in this podcast, “Where do Ethics Belong in Artificial Intelligence?”, explores how philosophers and engineers think about ethics in artificial Intelligence. It was presented at Oregon State University by Houssam Abbas (assistant professor of electrical engineering) and Alicia Patterson (assistant professor of philosophy) as part of an AI seminar series. “Engineering Out

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From operational efficiency to intelligent decision-making: AI’s new role for COOs

Chief Operating Officers now leverage artificial intelligence for enhanced operational efficiency. AI solutions analyze vast data, predicting outcomes and recommending proactive actions. This technology provides unified enterprise visibility and real-time disruption response. Intelligent automation enables businesses to scale efficiently and reduce operational costs. The ET Most Innovative AI Product Awards 2026 recognize these impactful AI

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JetBrains Open-Sources KotlinLLM: Smart Macros That Generate Kotlin Source Code at Runtime and Hot-Reload It Through JDI

JetBrains Research Open-Sources KotlinLLM. KotlinLLM is an IntelliJ IDEA plugin for Kotlin/JVM projects that adds a language feature called Smart macros. A Smart macro is a regular Kotlin function call whose body is generated Kotlin code. The public API is deliberately small. asLlm<F, T>(from, hint) converts an input of type F into a typed value

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70-million-year-old mammal fossil discovered in Mongolia rewrites the story of early mammal evolution

A new fossil from Mongolia’s Gobi Desert has reshaped mammalian evolutionary understanding. This 70-million-year-old Tamirkhan balcarceli fossil belonged to zhelestids, which were previously misunderstood. The complete skeleton shows zhelestids were not early placental mammals as once thought. Instead, they were part of the extinct zalambdalestoid lineage, which evolved similar teeth independently. This discovery alters interpretations

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