For all the progress in artificial intelligence, most video security systems still fail at recognising context in real-world conditions. The majority of cameras can capture real-time footage, but struggle to interpret it. This is a problem turning into a growing concern for smart city designers, manufacturers and schools, each of which may depend on AI

It’s no longer news that AI is transforming how people communicate at work. The bad (and less common) news, however, is that AI is also making those conversations harder to control. From chat apps to collaboration tools, employees exchange thousands of messages every day, many of which now pass through AI systems that summarise, analyse,

The Mobile-First Company, which builds AI-powered mobile apps for small businesses, has secured $12 million in a seed funding round. The investment was led by Base10 and Lightspeed Venture Partners, with support from senior operators at several top AI companies. The company is moving its headquarters to Miami, Florida, as it prepares to expand its

From October 19 to 25, 2025, the 2025 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2025)  – a top-tier academic event in the global robotics field – was successfully held in Hangzhou. With the core theme of “Frontiers of Human-Robot Interaction”, this year’s conference focused on the in-depth integration and innovation of artificial

D rawing on insights from over 2,000 librarians representing academic, national and public libraries globally, the report offers an up-to-date view of how they are adapting to rapid change Clarivate Plc (NYSE:CLVT), a leading global provider of transformative intelligence, today released the Pulse of the Library 2025 report. The report examines how libraries globally are adapting to fast-moving

From seat-based licenses to outcome-driven agents, Herbatschek outlines what is next for the intelligent enterprise in the manufacturing, retail automotive and skilled-trades industries Ramsey Theory Group, a leading provider of applied artificial intelligence solutions for operational transformation, today announced new guidance for business and technology leaders considering the rapidly emerging “post-SaaS era,” in which autonomous AI agents—not

The house lights dimmed, the chatter softened, and then it began — short films made by artificial intelligence rolled across a Tokyo cinema screen. It wasn’t a tech demo, nor a marketing stunt. It was a cinematic showcase by Kling AI, a platform from Kuaishou Technology that’s turning heads for how it’s teaching machines to

Meta Platforms is borrowing like it means business—up to $30 billion in its largest bond sale yet—as it races to bankroll the supercomputers and data centers fueling its artificial intelligence ambitions. The company is reportedly lining up one of the biggest tech debt deals in recent memory, with proceeds aimed squarely at scaling its AI

Something interesting’s happening in the world of AI — synthetic voices are no longer a novelty; they’re becoming just another tool in the kit. A recent report described how synthetic voice models are edging toward commoditisation, meaning the once-exclusive tech used by top-tier audio labs is now spreading like wildfire. The key difference now isn’t

Nebius AI Studio just rolled out a slick new text-to-image platform built for the big leagues, promising lightning-fast rendering and jaw-dropping clarity. Think 2000×2000-pixel precision, enterprise scalability, and prices so low it almost feels like a prank. According to Trend Hunter, it’s about democratizing creative power—one API call at a time. But what’s really fascinating