Large language models (LLMs) have revolutionized the way analysts work, but they also come with significant risks of error and vulnerability. The Office of the Director of National Intelligence's Analysis Office has identified examining LLM threats as high-payoff research.
Google's artificial intelligence subsidiary, DeepMind, has announced its inaugural cohort of startups for a new robotics accelerator program. The initiative will provide three months of mentorship and technical support to the selected companies, along with access to Google's AI stack and Gemini robotics models.
Reports are emerging of problems with Google's AI-powered chatbot, Gemini. The issues have been logged on Downdetector.com, a website that tracks outages and errors across various services.
NVIDIA has accelerated the performance of Google DeepMind's experimental open model, DiffusionGemma, which is designed for fast text generation. The optimized version can run on NVIDIA GeForce RTX GPUs, the NVIDIA RTX PRO platform, and NVIDIA DGX Spark systems, from local PCs to cloud environments.
Researchers have introduced a new open experimental model called DiffusionGemma, which significantly accelerates text generation on dedicated GPUs. This innovation enables the creation of interactive local workflows that can handle speed-critical tasks such as in-line editing and rapid iteration.
A deadly missile strike that killed around 120 children at an Iranian elementary school has raised questions about the use of increasingly capable artificial intelligence systems during military operations. The incident, which occurred in late February, is shrouded in uncertainty regarding the role played by the Claude AI model developed by Anthropic.
A new collaboration between Google's artificial intelligence company, DeepMind, the Wellcome Sanger Institute in the UK, and Google.org aims to create high-quality genomic datasets for training AI models. The partnership will focus on developing these essential resources over a five-year period.
Global technology services company Endava has been helping enterprises solve complex business problems through technology for over 25 years. As the industry continues to evolve, Endava's mission is increasingly centered on artificial intelligence (AI). Adopting AI wasn't just about introducing new tools – it required a fundamental shift in workflows and leadership behaviors.
When working with Large Language Models (LLMs), it's common to encounter issues where the responses don't quite meet expectations. This can be frustrating, especially when trying to create an application that will interact with multiple LLMs without human intervention. To address this challenge, a new tool called DSPy has emerged as a game-changer in automating prompt creation and evaluation.
The European Commission has issued an interim order requiring Meta to restore access to its popular messaging platform, WhatsApp, for rival artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot makers. This move is part of a broader antitrust investigation into the company's business practices and challenges Meta's ability to use WhatsApp as a distribution advantage for its own AI services in Europe.
Expensify, the expense management and corporate card platform, has introduced a new integration tool called Expensify MCP. This innovation enables secure access to and analysis of Expensify data through natural language queries with popular AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude.
The European Commission has taken the rare step of using emergency powers to force Meta's hand in a long-running antitrust investigation. The regulator has ordered Meta to reinstate free access to its WhatsApp messaging platform for chatbots made by rival artificial intelligence providers.
A new wave of robot workers is sweeping through Oregon businesses. At Kura Sushi in Beaverton, customers are served by automated waiters zipping up and down aisles with drinks. Meanwhile, at the Portland Convention Center and Portland Zoo, robot cleaners are tidying up after hours, both indoors and outdoors.
IDS Imaging Development Systems, a leading provider of industrial cameras and software solutions, is set to exhibit its latest offerings at the upcoming Automate 2026 trade show. The company's presence at the event reflects its commitment to engaging with OEMs, system integrators, and end users in the North American market.
The upcoming Automate 2026 event, scheduled for June 22nd to 25th in Chicago, IL, promises to showcase the latest innovations in robotics and automation. The exhibit hall floor will be filled with new products and services from leading manufacturers.