Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool for game studios to experiment with on the margins. It is increasingly becoming part of the production pipeline itself—less like a novelty and more like infrastructure. Recent reporting highlights how “more instinctive”…
Astronomers have always worked with a kind of double vision: one eye on the sky as it changes tonight, and another on the archive—decades of measurements stored in databases, reprocessed when new calibration methods arrive, and reinterpreted when better algorithms…
Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant promise in mental health. It is already sitting on people’s phones, in their pockets, and—according to new research—inside the routines of a large share of young adults who are looking for help with…
The AI Prediction World Cup is back in the spotlight, and this time the story isn’t about a breakthrough model or a dramatic upset. It’s about something more familiar to anyone who has tried to turn data into forecasts: after…
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being described as an “exoskeleton for the mind” — a metaphor that captures both the promise and the unease surrounding today’s most capable systems. Like a physical exoskeleton, AI can extend strength, speed, and reach beyond…
Wall Street’s latest “AI trade” is rewriting the map of who benefits most from the hyperscalers’ spending cycle. Over a short stretch, the so-called Magnificent Seven—mega-cap technology stocks that have long served as the market’s default proxy for artificial intelligence…
In the public imagination, “AI arms control” sounds like a single, dramatic agreement: a treaty that freezes the most dangerous capabilities, verified by inspectors, enforced by penalties, and signed by rival powers. But the closer policymakers look at how frontier…
A new wave of evidence is complicating the most pessimistic predictions about generative AI and jobs. In a study covering roughly 22,000 US companies, researchers found that firms with heavier spending on artificial intelligence were not, on average, cutting headcount…
The AI jobs debate has been stuck in a familiar loop: one side points to layoffs and hiring freezes tied to automation and cost-cutting, while the other counters with stories of new roles, productivity gains, and companies that are still…
Artificial intelligence is no longer arriving as a promise. It’s arriving as procurement paperwork, lab workflows, safety cases, factory dashboards, and customer-facing software that people actually use—sometimes with measurable gains, sometimes with uncomfortable trade-offs. Across sectors, the pattern is strikingly…
Air traffic control has always been a high-wire job: a constant stream of aircraft, weather that can change faster than forecasts, and a choreography of separations and clearances that must hold even when something unexpected happens. What is changing now…
In boardrooms across industries, the conversation about artificial intelligence is shifting from “Can we afford to adopt it?” to “Can we predict what it will cost once it’s actually in use?” That change is happening fast, and it’s being driven…