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They say music unites people. But who would have thought that this time, the lyrics that connected listeners were actually written by racist artificial intelligence? Read on for the full story, alongside other AI news like stress-reducing rings and a robot that can understand your needs. It’s all in the latest edition of InsideAI… Let’s […]
A new month means a new issue of InsideAI. And this August, we’re diving into both the good and bad of artificial intelligence. As we all know, AI has plenty of applications that are changing lives for the better (check the second news story), and some even save lives (like the AI lifeguard!). But if
It’s baking hot (at least, it is here in Poland!), so we’re going to freshen things up with the latest news in artificial intelligence. One of the recent trending topics was the revelation that Google might have developed sentient AI. According to one Google engineer, the software can think, even feel, meaning we might be
We’re already halfway through the year. And we can’t help but feel amazed by everything that’s happened in AI in just six months. Take this week’s lead story as the perfect example. It rewinds the clock to see a young Leo Messi in his teenage years on his way to Barcelona for the first time
The world of artificial intelligence rarely stands still. In fact, most of the time, it moves at a breakneck speed. Just recently, Elon Musk went so far as to predict that in the not-so-distant future, we’ll all have a robot roommate! But not to worry: these humanoids will be as friendly as they come —
Doesn’t time fly?! Just like that — it’s Spring! But don’t go thinking this good weather has made us lazy. We’ve been racing around the internet to find the most interesting news from the world of artificial intelligence. So let’s see what happened in March. This Algorithm Can Tell If A Pig Is Happy Or
If you follow DLabs.AI on LinkedIn, you might have noticed we publish a series there called ‘InsideAI.’ As we want as many readers to enjoy it as possible, we’ve now decided to post it on our blog too. For the uninitiated: InsideAI is our monthly newsletter that captures the most interesting, surprising, and important news
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Thomson Reuters and Imperial College London have established a frontier AI research lab to overcome historic deployment challenges. Speed and scale have defined the current AI boom. But for enterprises, the primary obstacles to deployment are different: trust, accuracy, and lineage. Addressing these barriers, Thomson Reuters and Imperial College London have announced a five-year partnership
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North American enterprises are now actively deploying agentic AI systems intended to reason, adapt, and act with complete autonomy. Data from Digitate’s three-year global programme indicates that, while adoption is universal across the board, regional maturity paths are diverging. North American firms are scaling toward full autonomy, whereas their European counterparts are prioritising governance frameworks
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The latest MCP spec update fortifies enterprise infrastructure with tighter security, moving AI agents from pilot to production. Marking its first year, the Anthropic-created open-source project released a revised spec this week aimed at the operational headaches keeping generative AI agents stuck in pilot mode. Backed by Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, and Google Cloud,
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