Can AI Send the Perfect Ecommerce Promo?
The combination of first-party behavioral data and artificial intelligence may transform ecommerce outbound marketing. Called “AI individualization,” the…
OpenAI comes for Hollywood with Critterz, an AI-powered animated film
OpenAI is on a mission to show Hollywood that generative artificial intelligence can deliver results and is throwing…
The influencer in this AI Vodafone ad isn’t real
I opened TikTok while visiting Germany last week and stumbled across a Vodafone ad being presented by a…
Nokia and Supermicro combine Linux with 800G Ethernet for AI data centers
Nokia and Supermicro are joining forces. Together, they want to help cloud players prepare data center networks for…
The importance of reviewing AI data centers’ policies
Like traditional data centers, AI data centers contain hardware, network, storage, data, and software components, making them targets…
Artificial intelligence (AI) for swarming uncrewed aircraft
Summary points: DARPA invests $11.4 million in AI-driven battle management — extending STR’s work on the Artificial Intelligence…
How AI slop is clogging your brain
Bizarre videos, uncanny photos, and Luigi Mangoine’s likeness on Shein…? AI slop is taking over the web. It’s…
SK Telecom debuts AI agent abroad in Japan’s TimeTree tie-up
South Korea’s SK Telecom Co. is taking its artificial intelligence agent overseas for the first time, betting that…
AI Agents Are About To Reshape The Future Of Business
AI agents are moving beyond automation and prediction to take real actions, from running marketing campaigns to managing…
Cisco’s AI Canvas goes beyond where SaaS and AIOps fall short
In a world where AI agents and human employees have to work together, there needs to be a…
AI has no idea what it’s doing, but it’s threatening us all
The age of artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed our interactions, but threatens human dignity on a worldwide scale,…
A ‘wonky’ image on a Powell’s Books T-shirt was generated with help from AI. It caused an uproar
A keen-eyed Powell’s Books customer who noticed a “wonky” graphic on one of the store’s T-shirts for sale…