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AI in Medical Imaging Revolutionizes U.S. Healthcare

AI is transforming the medical imaging landscape in the United States, empowering clinicians with faster, more accurate diagnostics and reducing the risk of human error.…

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AstraZeneca Signs $555M Deal to Develop Gene Therapies

AstraZeneca has entered a collaboration worth up to $555 million with Algen Biotechnologies to co-develop next-generation gene therapies. The agreement covers early research, candidate optimization,…

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Data Centers Go to Space? A Greener Digital Frontier

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have proposed a radical idea: carbon-neutral data centers in orbit. The concept envisions space-based infrastructure powered by unlimited…

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The Race to Explain AI Consciousness Intensifies

Scientists across Europe are accelerating research to understand how and whether artificial intelligence could ever become conscious. According to the European Research Council (ERC), this…

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Eye Chip Restores Reading Ability

In a remarkable breakthrough, researchers at Stanford Medicine have developed a tiny wireless eye chip that helps patients with advanced macular degeneration regain their ability…

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Robot Dogs and AI Drone Swarms: China’s DeepSeek Ushers a New Era of Warfare

China’s latest AI model, DeepSeek, is being adapted beyond civilian applications — into military strategy and autonomous defense technologies. According to Economic Times CIO, the…

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AI Moves Home: Why Samsung’s Latest Step Matters More Than You Think

Samsung is embedding Perplexity AI directly into its smart TVs — letting users press an AI button to choose between Perplexity, Microsoft Copilot, or Samsung’s…

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Saudi Arabia Accelerates Industrial Transformation with AI, IoT, and 3D Printing

Saudi Arabia is fast-tracking its industrial modernization by integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), and advanced 3D printing technologies. This national initiative aims…

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Scottish Data Centres Powering AI Already Using Enough Water to Fill 27 Million Bottles a Year

AI-powered data centres across Scotland are consuming vast amounts of tap water — enough to fill 27 million half-litre bottles annually, according to BBC Scotland.…

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Anthropic Launches “Petri” — An Open-Source AI Safety Auditor

Anthropic has open-sourced Petri, an AI-powered safety testing tool designed to stress-test other AI models. Petri uses autonomous agents to simulate real-world scenarios and probe…