The future of AI just skyrocketed. Imagine unlocking exascale performance inside a single rack. NVIDIA’s GB200 NVL72, packed with 72 Blackwell GPUs, delivers that power right now. But raw hardware is only half the story. The secret lies in how jobs are scheduled to exploit this beast’s full potential. Exascale Power Packed Into One Rack
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Big news is brewing in the world of artificial intelligence. A top AI pioneer predicts that within just one year, AI will help unlock a Nobel prize-winning scientific discovery. Yes, you read that right — AI teaming up with humans to crack a breakthrough worthy of the highest honor in science is right around the
Anthropic is planting a strong flag in Italy. The AI startup announced plans to open an office in Milan. This marks a key step in their European expansion, especially in Southern Europe. EMEA, the region covering Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, has become Anthropic’s fastest-growing market. Their revenue across this area jumped nine times
At a recent university graduation in Arizona, a former tech CEO faced a wave of boos after discussing AI’s impact on jobs and society. The crowd of about 10,000 students reacted strongly to his remarks about the future shaped by artificial intelligence. He acknowledged their fears that AI could threaten their career prospects and the
The Trump administration weaponized immigration rules against tech researchers studying online harms. The backlash has finally hit the courts. The Coalition for Independent Technology Research (CITR) sued top officials, including Marco Rubio, challenging a vague visa restriction policy. The government bars foreign researchers working on hate speech, disinformation, and content moderation from entering the US.
The London Metropolitan Police faced a major setback this week. Mayor Sadiq Khan blocked a £50 million contract for AI technology from Palantir. This deal would have been the largest Palantir contract in UK policing. But City Hall stepped in, citing serious procurement breaches and concerns over value and ethics. The tech giant’s AI was
The fight over online safety is heating up in Washington. Researchers who study hate speech and disinformation are suing the administration over new visa restrictions. The policy blocks foreign-born experts whose work helps moderate harmful content on social platforms. They argue it violates free speech and due process rights. This case could reshape who gets
Big news for developers and AI enthusiasts! PaddleOCR just dropped version 3.5, and it’s shaking up how we handle optical character recognition (OCR) and document parsing. Why? Because it now runs supported OCR models on the powerful Transformers backend. This means smoother integration with the Hugging Face ecosystem, a playground many AI teams already love
ByteDance just dropped Lance—a single AI model that handles image and video understanding, generation, and editing all at once. That’s a rare feat. Usually, these tasks demand separate systems because they pull in opposite directions. Understanding images and videos relies on semantic, language-aligned features. Generating them needs detailed, continuous data that preserves texture, geometry, and
A psychiatrist in Melbourne has started requiring new patients to agree to AI note-taking during their sessions. If patients refuse, they must seek care elsewhere. This policy marks a shift in how mental health professionals use artificial intelligence to manage clinical records. The psychiatrist’s registration form clearly states patients must consent to AI transcription software.
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