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Four key components outlined as necessary for a tech bubble in analysis
The AI gold rush looks exactly like every other financial mania. All the classic signs are there, flashing red. A new analysis says there are four specific things a tech bubble needs to form, and artificial intelligence has every single one of them.
Benadryl poison reports rise from 4,618 in 2020 to 5,960 in 2023
Poison centers logged 1,342 more Benadryl cases in 2023 than in 2020. That's not a minor spike.
Neo4j Graph Neural Fraud Detector Shows Strong ROC, Yet Labels All Legitimate
The model’s ROC curve is a thing of beauty, AUC of 0.961. It picks up fraud patterns with surgical precision, separating the signal from the noise in ways traditional machine learning never could.
60% of singles label AI relationships as cheating, sparking divorce concerns
Sixty percent of singles now think dating an AI counts as cheating. That number isn't speculative. It's from two recent surveys, and it's starting to show up in divorce filings. This isn't about sci-fi.
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham launches hybrid BTech in AI, Data Science, Quantum
Universities are piling new labels on old degrees and calling it innovation. Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham is trying something harder. Its new hybrid BTech program isn't just a rebrand.
Tim Berners-Lee says AI won’t destroy the web, despite Pichai’s comment
Google CEO Sundar Pichai recently suggested the web might be doomed. Demis Hassabis of DeepMind had a similar thought. Tim Berners-Lee, the man who built the thing, thinks that's nonsense. He isn't worried about AI destroying his creation.
AI Master's Programs Jump 167% to 310 Across 304 U.S. Colleges
American universities are now offering 310 master's degrees in artificial intelligence. That's 167% more than three years ago.
Huang says AI is industry backbone, while panelists like Li voice skepticism
Jensen Huang sells the machinery. At Davos, he told a room full of buyers that the machinery is everything.
AI drives three initiatives to accelerate global action for planet protection
Every environmental crisis is a data crisis. We are buried in information about a dying planet, but we lack the means to understand it.
Salesforce launches Agentforce Vibes to advance enterprise vibe coding
Software development has always been a job of translation. You take a human problem and turn it into machine logic.
CRED uses AI with Cleo, Thea and Stark to build concierge-level service
CRED is staffing its customer service with software. The fintech company announced three new AI assistants named Cleo, Thea, and Stark, each apparently assigned to a different part of the problem: talking to users, helping human agents, and fixing...
AI data center surge inflates Silicon Valley spending, earnings and accounting
Silicon Valley has a new profit center. It is building a physical world of concrete, steel, and silicon, and the sheer cost of it is warping the numbers. The AI boom is not just about software.
Choreographer partners with Google Arts & Culture Lab on AI tool AISOMA
Every new AI tool is pitched as a revolution. This one actually might be interesting. Choreographer Wayne McGregor and the Google Arts & Culture Lab built AISOMA, an AI trained to speak his specific movement language.
Meta, Google, Microsoft boost AI spending; capex hits USD 34.9B, up USD 5B
Meta, Google, and Microsoft just cut a check for $34.9 billion. That single-quarter capital expenditure—nearly five billion more than Wall Street expected—isn't an adjustment. It's the first installment on a new industrial grid, built for AI.
Generative AI's Limits in SDLC: Programmers' Intuition Still Essential
Every new tool that promises to make software write itself hits the same wall. Generative AI is no different. The pitch is simple: feed a prompt, get a block of code.
SAP Concur warns AI-generated receipts spark surge in expense fraud
Corporate finance teams face a new enemy, and it's the same tool the marketing department loves. Artificial intelligence is now mass-producing fake receipts.
AI agents browsing exposes fragility of human-first web assumptions
The internet is being retooled for machines, and your browser is first on the chopping block. Decades of web design, built for human eyes and mouse clicks, are being stress-tested by a different user.
Southeast Asia boosts AI momentum with regional skill training
Talk of an AI workforce is cheap. Building one is a logistical nightmare. Now, Southeast Asia is attempting it. Governments and universities aren't just opening a few coding bootcamps.
AI currently in “good to the users” stage, faces pressure to recoup capital
Right now, AI is being nice to you. This will not last. We are in a strange and temporary lull where the technology feels helpful, even generous. The interfaces are clean. The answers come fast. It feels like a gift.
Ed Zitron says AI bubble is a $50B industry pretending to be $1T
Silicon Valley has a new golden goose. It’s artificial intelligence, and the market is pretending it’s already laying trillion-dollar eggs. Writer Ed Zitron says that’s a fiction.
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