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Danish startup Teton is using a supercomputer to power an AI 'care companion' for hospitals. It uses cameras & sensors to collect real-time data, assisting staff and improving patient care.

An EU audit reveals the plan to produce 20% of global microchips by 2030 is unrealistic and “deeply disconnected from reality,” deemed largely aspirational with significant challenges ahead.

Physicist Melvin Vopson proposes a new theory of gravity suggesting it might be a byproduct of information processing, hinting at the possibility that our reality is a computer simulation. His research links gravity to information arrangement.

Apple is collaborating with Anthropic to develop an AI platform designed to assist programmers with code creation, editing, and testing. Apple engineers are currently testing the software.

A whistleblower alleges that Elon Musk's DOGE employees transferred gigabytes of sensitive data from NLRB case files in early March, using accounts configured to leave few traces. This raises serious concerns about data security and potential misuse of confidential information.

Researchers developed Lp-Convolution, an AI technique improving machine vision to mimic human brain processing. It enhances accuracy, robustness, and efficiency in image recognition, bringing AI closer to human-like visual understanding.

MIT researchers created a 'periodic table' connecting machine-learning algorithms, potentially sparking new AI models by fusing existing strategies.

Araceli Biosciences secured $11.2M to boost its high-content imaging and AI analysis platform accelerating drug discovery. The funding will support the expansion of its technology and AI capabilities.

Data centers are energy hogs, but immersion cooling offers a drastic solution. By submerging servers in special fluids, cooling energy consumption can be slashed, leading to significant cost and environmental benefits. This 'weird trick' could be key to greener, more efficient data centers.