8+ hour, 8+ min ago  (1565+ words) How artificial intelligence is changing medicine Hype, speculation and alarming forecasts aside, few specialists doubt that artificial intelligence will change the world. Who gains and at what cost remains unsettled. History shows that breakthroughs bring crises as well as opportunities,…...

8+ hour, 49+ min ago  (236+ words) AI agent based on Google's Gemini introduced in Ukraine's Diia app. A personal AI agent based on Google's Gemini has been introduced in Ukraine's state application, Diia. The assistant facilitates quicker access to services directly through chat, as reported on…...

1+ mon, 3+ week ago  (447+ words) German army integrates AI for faster wartime decisions. The German army is working on integrating artificial intelligence to expedite decision-making in wartime conditions, according to a report by Reuters, citing a statement from the head of the armed forces, Christian…...

1+ mon, 4+ week ago  (408+ words) Eon Systems has simulated 125, 000 neurons and 50 million synaptic connections of an adult fruit fly. The model was then placed into a virtual environment reminiscent of the "Matrix. The experiments video was published by the companys co-founder, Alex Wissner-Gross. It shows…...

2+ mon, 3+ day ago  (435+ words) AI accelerates and complicates work, says Activ Trak study. Rather than easing workloads, artificial intelligence is currently accelerating and complicating work processes. This conclusion was reached by analysts at Activ Trak. The extensive study covered 164, 000 employees from 1, 111 companies. Experts analyzed…...

3+ mon, 2+ day ago  (427+ words) Google has updated the reasoning mode of Gemini 3 Deep Think. The tool is positioned as a solution for complex tasks in science and engineering. In tests, the model outperformed Open AI's GPT-5. 2 and Anthropic's Claude Opus 4. 6, including in ARC-AGI-2 with…...

4+ mon, 2+ week ago  (503+ words) Large language models exhibit bias against dialect speakers, attributing negative stereotypes to them. This conclusion was reached by researchers from Germany and the United States, reports DW." "I believe we see truly shocking epithets attributed to dialect speakers," noted one…...